距日本国京都市“丰国神社”约一百米处,有一个埋藏着大量朝鲜人与明军将士耳鼻的坟茔,叫“耳(鼻)冢”。原本,丰臣秀吉在侵攻朝鲜时统计对方战死者数量的最简便单位是所劓之“鼻”(因为每个人只有一个鼻子),但据说因“鼻冢”的名称不甚典雅,所以曾几何时,“鼻冢”乃改唤作“耳冢”。在这场长达七年的战乱中,日本军 About a hundred meters from the “Fengguo Shrine” in Japan’s capital city, there was a tomb buried with a large number of North Koreans and Ming army soldiers, called “ears”. Originally, Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s most simple unit for counting the number of enemy war dead in the invasion of North Korea was the “nose” of the enemy (as each had only one nose), but it was said that because of the “Nakuru” name, Elegant, so once upon a time, “Nose mound ” is changed to call “ear mound ”. During this seven-year war, the Japanese army