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@lblusea---20cbsc2

3 ай бұрын

삼국사기 三國史記 권46 남제서南齊書 권58 에 기록된 고구리 백제의 대륙지배 (韓國王朝對中國東部的統治) : 高麗百濟 全盛之時 强兵百萬 南侵吳越北撓幽燕齊魯 吳越 -호북성湖北省 과 주변 .長江 幽燕 -산서성山西省 하북성河北省 , 齊魯 - 하남성河南省

@Itttae

3 ай бұрын

@RollerBladingSuxs HA HA HA The Chinese have never ruled Korea. Rather, the Chinese were ruled by Manchurian, a member of Korea's Goguryeo kingdom.

@Itttae

3 ай бұрын

@RollerBladingSuxs The reason why the Korean and Manchurian languages have the same order is that the Manchurian was a Malgal belonging to Goguryeo in Korea in the past, and the Malgal people also talked to the Goguryeo people in Korea.

@Itttae

3 ай бұрын

@RollerBladingSuxs The Chinese were ruled by Mongolians, who had similar roots as Koreans. But the Koreans had a state and a king and interacted with the Mongols, and the Chinese were later ruled by the Manchurians, who belonged to Korea's Goguryeo. But the Koreans had a state and a king as well as interacted with the Manchurians.

@Itttae

3 ай бұрын

@massalleh5255 and Why do Korea's Goguryeo place names + Korea's Baekje place names + Korea's Silla place names + Korea's Goryeo place names exist on the land that China luckily occupied? ☺

Awesome channel. I do a lot of history study making captures and notes on these documentaries. Much appreciated.

@MadeInHistory

4 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@user-gm8jm2mq6s

3 ай бұрын

The north of the Great Wall was not Chinese territory. It was ruled by Mongols, Manchurians, and Koreans. Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall to block the so-called Northern Orangkai. Later, China was conquered by the Mongolia and also Kim Dynasty founded by descendants of korean Kim Ham-bo.Also china wad ruled by the Manchurians for 300 years(Qing dynasty).

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

@smib7619

2 ай бұрын

Don't. This channel is completely lacking in detail and care. Many incorrect information and drawings.

@vaffangool9196

Ай бұрын

​@@MadeInHistory *For the love of god* it's _Tokugawa._ While _Tokigawa_ does exist as a singular toponym, no human answers to that name outside of manga.

Glad to discover this channel. Pleasant voice of narrator..

Very insightful discussion!

I like that you included Dai Viet, I haven’t seen this in a while! Most people seem to skip over anything pre Vietnam war

Yay! Top of my feed, I love your channel and "new" history is fun . You do an especially good job on Asia vs most western-cento history

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

@ChineseAncientStories-cb8uo

12 күн бұрын

I learn a lot about Chinese history, appreciate your channel's creativity

Graphic is absolutely insane...whoever made this get my absolute two thumbs up

국가별 역사를 통해, 시대별로 어떤 발전과 성장을 이루었는지를 비교해볼 수 있어 유익했습니다. 훌륭한 컨텐츠를 제공해주셔서 감사드립니다.

This was incredible. Ill re-watch this multiple times. thanks!

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

So happy to have found this channel!!

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

Very informative, I learned a lot. I was surprised tho to see what look like a bunch of European style square-rigged Man-O-War type ships being used by the Japanese at 58:12. Alternate dimension?

Is it possible for future videos to include sources? I would love to use something said here, but I can’t really cite videos

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

@namuumng3633

2 ай бұрын

You can't cite this video. As a Mongolian, beginning part is not true.

@krayxeez

2 ай бұрын

that's a pity@@namuumng3633

@smib7619

2 ай бұрын

​@@thachnguyen5836Yep. Even the thumbnail pic of Korean "attire" is clearly wrong even from first glance from those who are even remotely familiar with Korean history. They're clearly wannabe history buffs who think that they know Asian history when really, they only know cursory information about China and Japan, and all other Asian countries are a side note to them lmao like seriously why did they even bother adding korea and vietnam if they're only going to talk about them for 5 min in an hour long video lmao screams of "just copy and paste from wiki just so we can say we covered those"

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

@@smib7619 Yup. Those greedy "KZreadr" these days. It's sad to realise there're so many ppl are counting on their content...

incredible art. Great history lesson.

@MadeInHistory

3 ай бұрын

Thanks! It means a lot! Glad you enjoyed it

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

@shirankedo-ib8uv

2 ай бұрын

Korea and Vietnam have been vassals of China for more than a thousand years, and the three countries are almost the same with strong ties to each other. East Asia cannot be understood without first recognizing the "Little China Syndrome" by the three countries. The "Little China Syndrome" is also the reason why the Korean government, even in modern times, claims to "share the Chinese dream," helping China with forbidden exports and keeping pace with China.

I liked the video, minus the ai "narrator". It's unnerving how the use of speech generator is becoming more wildly used, rather actual voice talent. At what point during the process of created content will it take for people to limit its use.

@user-wn3gr1ib2o

Ай бұрын

Yes--I recently heard a word mispronounced in way no actual actor would've ever done.

Informative

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

This was very educational, I do hope you guy will get around to do the stories of four great West African empires, Wagadu aka Ghana, Mali, Songhay and Kenam Bornu which although great and long lasting with wide international contacts is none the less unknown to most.

@alphavegas1

4 ай бұрын

Amen

@MansaHere

4 ай бұрын

I agree! Please cover more African empires, Kingdoms & Queendoms, and warriors.

@alphavegas1

4 ай бұрын

The Walls of Benin is 4 times longer than the Great Wall of China. But no one knows that because Africa is never covered. Great Zimbabwe mined gold before most civilizations on earth. But because of the racist history of the world, no one knows that either. It's sad

@familykaplan1341

3 ай бұрын

@@alphavegas1It IS a shame.Many Jews and European ethnics don’t omitted too. An Italian, Phillips Mazzei, signed the Declaration of Independence and that a Jew from Philly financed the Revolution.

@The_Art_of_AI_888

3 ай бұрын

​ @alphavegas1 The Walls of Benin ： 9,900 kilometers (6,150 miles) The Great Wall of China : 21,196 kilometers (13,171 miles) So how could "The Walls of Benin be 4 times longer than the Great Wall of China" ? Not to mention The Walls of Benin were constructed in the 13th to 15th centuries, in a relatively flat terrain while the Great Wall of China was constructed from the 7th century BC and continues to the 17th AD, mostly on hilly and mountainous terrain...

damn that thumbnail goes hard tho...

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

Nurhachi's remains are what is in the jar in the beginning of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

I have a request to modify the video. Korea's costumes are made of armor like gat and Japanese, but most of the costumes in Korea are hanbok with gat and jeogori. If you want armor, it would be a good idea to use a head armor and a Korean-style helmet, one of Korea's traditional armor.

@shirankedo-ib8uv

2 ай бұрын

Nothing but Chinese armor(綿襖甲) exists in Korea. The aristocratic class in Korea was divided into civilian and military officers, and the military officers were looked down upon, so they did not make anything original.

@user-jx8dd7if9e

2 ай бұрын

​@@shirankedo-ib8uv Korea had many individuality armors, but the origin of the much known armor(頭釘甲) used in the late Goryeo Dynasty~late Joseon Dynasty was not China, but armor from a northern country like Khitan,Mongolia. And 綿襖甲 was used more in Japan than in Korea.

@zkdl1231

2 ай бұрын

@@shirankedo-ib8uv This is also wrong. It is exactly the Mongolian style, And there were various styles of armor in Joseon: scale armor(甲), studded armor(頭釘甲), Korean-paper armor, brass scale armor(豆錫鱗甲)

@avocaza1393

2 ай бұрын

@@shirankedo-ib8uv I wonder where you learned all that BS info from...

@snowlee-ml7rr

Ай бұрын

Nurhaci, the founder of the Qing Dynasty, was a minor official in the Ming Dynasty. Because his biological father was killed by military forces of the same tribe supported by the government, he hated the Ming Dynasty government. He started his business with 13 suits of armor supported by his adoptive father, who was the largest military official in the Northeast of the Ming Dynasty.

Worth of waiting bro thank keep it up

@MadeInHistory

4 ай бұрын

Appreciated! Means a lot!

@anypercentdeathless

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, thanks, bro. Thanks for pronouncing ever Chinese proper noun in whatever psycho way you feel like. Lazy and embarrassing.@@MadeInHistory

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

If you want to see real east asian history. You have to separate China, Mongolia, and Manchuria. Then you can understane the history much more easily.

@user-gm8jm2mq6s

3 ай бұрын

The north of the Great Wall is not Chinese territory. It was ruled by Mongols, Manchurians, and Koreans. Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall to block the so-called Northern Orangkai. Later, China was conquered by the Mongolia and also Kim(金) Dynasty founded by descendants of korean Kim Ham-bo. Manjuwonryugo (滿洲源流考), compiled during the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, also reveals that the national name 金(kim) Dynasty is also derived from the family name 金(kim)of King of Silla(ancient korea). Also china wad ruled by the Manchurians for 300 years(Qing dynasty) Sugihara, a professor who published "Japan's Bronze Age from Korea," said, "The Bronze Age came to Japan from 100 BC to AD50, the end of Korean Bronze Age society. In Japan, the Iron Age and the Bronze Age were handed down at the same time during the Yayoi period, and the Bronze Age was only used for ancestral rites, so it seems that it went straight to the Iron Age without going through the Bronze Age." Around 100 BC - Ancient civilization began in Japan when Koreans landed with iron weapons in Japan, where primitive people in the Stone Age lived. Japanese history is the history of the Korean people "High-tech science has proven historical truths that no one has ever told you. In other words, Koreans moved to Japan and founded the ancient civilization of Japan. Although traces of the Yayoi civilization, which ended Japan's primitive era and opened up an ancient society, appear throughout the Japanese mainland, it is widely accepted as orthodox that it originated in the northern part of Kyushu by the descendants. The study made it clear that the Yayoi people are descendants of people from the southern part of the Korean Peninsula." The Han Chinese along with Vietnam, were grouped in a different lineage, showing genetic differences from Koreans. O2b: This type can be said to be the core of Koreans' unique Y chromosome. It accounts for 37.3 percent of Koreans, but is rarely found in China. O2b is mainly distributed in Japan (31.9 percent) and Manchu (3.8 percent) outside of the Korean Peninsula, so O2b can be said to be a unique gene of Koreans and Japanese people "direct ancestors of korean are members of the ancient Asian and Tungus ethnic group that migrated from Siberia in the Neolithic Age, and linguistically belong to the Altai ethnic group." "In addition to the Yayoi (Yamato people) of the Doraein line who crossed from the Korean Peninsula, there are also the Ainu lineal descendants of the Jomon people of the indigenous people of the Japanese archipelago." Japanese civic group claims, "It is the same as the annexation of Korea and Japan, reunification of East and West Germany." 2018-11-2008:30 A report was sent to the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Korea to demand "correct the fabrication of facts in Korea." At the time of the annexation of Korea and Japan, the Japanese ruling class thought that they were unified.they granted equal rights to Koreans through "Korea and Japan are One' policy(內鮮一體). In addition, a huge amount of 30 percent of Japan's total budget was poured every year for the modernization of Joseon. The lives of Koreans have become so abundant that the population, which had remained at the level of 10 million without population growth for 600 years during the Joseon Dynasty, doubled during the Japanese colonial era. "During the colonial period, Joseon's population grew by 12.6 million people, about 69 percent of whom, 8.7 million, were within the Korean Peninsula and 31 percent were flown to Manchuria and Japan."

@user-gm8jm2mq6s

3 ай бұрын

Professor Sugihara, who presented "Japan's Bronze Age from Korea", said, "The Bronze Age came to Japan from 100 BC to AD50, the end of the Korean Bronze Age society." In Japan, the Iron Age and the Bronze Age were passed down at the same time during the Yayoi period, and the Bronze Age was used only for ancestral rites, so it seems that it went straight to the Iron Age without going through the Bronze Age." Around 100 BC ~ Ancient civilization began in Japan when Koreans landed with iron weapons in Japan, where primitive people lived during the Stone Age. Japanese history is the history of the Korean people. Japanese civic group claims, "It is the same as the annexation of Korea and Japan, reunification of East and West Germany." 2018-11-2008:30 A report was sent to the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Korea to demand "correct the fabrication of facts in Korea." // Japanese Yayoi are Koreans.. Chinese = Vietnamese gene... Korean Japanese = Siberian gene. "Our direct ancestors are members of the ancient Asian and Tungus ethnic group that migrated from Siberia in the Neolithic Age, and linguistically belong to the Altai ethnic group." "In addition to the Yayoi (Yamato people) of the Doraein line who crossed from the Korean Peninsula, there are also the Ainu lineal descendants of the Jomon people of the indigenous people of the Japanese archipelago."

@altoria-yhy

3 ай бұрын

@@user-gm8jm2mq6s长城以南的领土几乎在任何时候都属于中国，而长城以北是否有领土则取决于各个朝代的实力。例如唐朝在最强盛的时候领土就包括了今天的蒙古国，

@MrLeeGarden1

3 ай бұрын

The north of the Great Wall does not belong to China, so how did the sixteen states of Yanyun come from? How did the seven heroes come from at the end of the Zhou Dynasty?

@ericlai1659

3 ай бұрын

@@MrLeeGarden1 No big deal, Texas and the Southwest used to not be the United States of America

The Japan explained here is a mess both before and after the era. The time series is backwards and forwards. Even during the samurai civil war, it was a given for every military commander that Japan would remain one nation under the emperor. The war between samurai is similar to the power struggle today. Then, the reason why Japan closed off its country and restricted visitors from Europe to Nagasaki was because the Jesuits brainwashed them into trusting them, and they deceived or abducted Japanese men, women, and children to Southeast Asia and Europe. They were brought back and trafficked in Europe. This is also on record. For some reason, there were many Japanese slaves in Portugal and Spain at the time. Some people cut holes in the backs of weak Japanese people's hands and hung them on the deck, leaving them to dry in the sun.

@urban0443

3 ай бұрын

OMG! This is horrible.🥲

@user-puyopuyo7

3 ай бұрын

@@urban0443 Yes😊

@wadepsilon01

3 ай бұрын

Isn't the story about the Mongolian army that they drilled holes in the hands of the inhabitants and chained them up and hung them up? As for the other explanations, I don't think you're wrong.

@user-tc6wf5xl4e

2 ай бұрын

全くその通り。キリスト教の布教は植民地化への第一段階である。このカラクリに気づき、バテレン追放令を命じた豊臣秀吉に感謝する。

@user-puyopuyo7

2 ай бұрын

@@user-tc6wf5xl4e 今でもイエズス会は政府と財界に深く浸透して、あの時代より悲惨です。日本に指示レクチャーしている CSISはイエズス会の流れをもつ組織

Absolutely Fascinating & insightful yet educational. Thank you so very much. 👍🙏🇨🇳🐲🐉🐼🌏🙂❗️

@emperor.cc7

Ай бұрын

I also love learning fascinating info about feudal societies and history including edo japan 🇯🇵

winner?

The Korean costume on the left side of the thumbnail is different! Instead of blue military uniforms, the national costume worn by Korean men is pachijeogori.

clocks???

53:35 Actually, it’s 1910.

one of the coolest thumbnails btw

@thachnguyen5836

2 ай бұрын

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

I bet you’re proud of that AI “art” you put on the thumbnail.

Historical Ennemies and Still Ennemies right now but with diplomacy

Video was almost unwatchable due to frequent ads, almost every 5 mins or so. Made for ADHD? 🤯☹️

the AI generated a wrong Qing China Amor.

역시 서양인의 시각에선 역사는 배울수있지만 한중일의 의복이나 건축물의 분간은 불가능하다는걸 느꼈습니다ㅋㅋ 배경사진에 한중일이 뒤죽박죽 섞였네요ㅋㅋ 7:09 일본양식 건물 36:35 후지산을 배경으로 조선 한옥 53:43 조선왕의 중국 복식

@AhKaSoom

2 ай бұрын

이미지들이 ai생성으로 만든거라 그런거같아요

@ororo1002

2 ай бұрын

아무나 유튜버가 되어서 팩트 체크도 없이 올려버리니까 문제임

@wadulwadul_sasinamu

2 ай бұрын

​@@ororo1002ㄹㅇㅋㅋ

@AhKaSoom

2 ай бұрын

@@ororo1002 뭐.. 어느정도 어쩔 수 없는 거라고도 봅니다. 우리나라도 이탈리아,프랑스,독일 건축 양식 구분 못하는것처럼요

조선의 성은 유럽의 성과 다르답니다 그림속의 공성전은 완전하게 오해가 있네요

Need to do one on Yi Sun Shin alone... thank me for the views later

@lovegab6333

2 ай бұрын

To begin with, Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea was only fought by 25% of Japan's total forces. Of the 100,000 Japanese troops killed, half died of starvation and disease, and only the remaining 50,000 died fighting. Meanwhile, China lost 36,000 soldiers and Korea 200,000. Including civilians, the death toll in the Chinese-Korean alliance exceeded one million. The year after the Korean invasion, the Battle of Sekigahara, the largest in Japanese history, took place, so the failure of the Korean invasion did not have that great an impact on Japan.

@johnjohn-wc3ch

Ай бұрын

​@@lovegab6333you have misinformation, you make it look like japan was at a disadvantage but it was actually the other way around. Firstly hideyoshi sent 225000 troops and within these he gathered the most skilled, talented and mightiest that he could find in all of japan, none of them died by starving or the other reasons you mentioned, they all died in combat, secondly when the korean king sent his envoys to japan to see what the intentions for hideyoshi was the envoys returned to the korean king saying hideyoshi had no intentions of invading but in fact he did (just like pearl harbor during ww2, a cowardly surprise attack) because of this the koreans did not prepare anything. Also when Admiral Yi fought the Japanese he was outnumbered 25 to 1 ships alone and he still won using brilliant statics and plans. In history the only times japan ever won against korea which is ww2 is when they copied western technology, japan was closer to America and America forced them to open the borders in 1800 that's why they were able to develop fast and conquer Asia, not because they were more smarter or literate. In a fair playing field with no advantage such as western technology history has shown that Japan can't beat korea or China.

@lovegab6333

Ай бұрын

@@johnjohn-wc3ch When Japan invaded Korea in 1592, Korea was defeated on all fronts. The Ming dynasty of China, which supported Korea at this time, suffered a financial crisis due to this war. I'm sure you don't know this because you only learn convenient history, so I'll tell you something, but this war was the one that used the most silver among the three great conquests in Banreki. Even the other two wars combined did not match the finances used for this war; the other wars used 800,000 and 2.4 million taels of silver, but this war used more than 7.4 million taels of silver. it was done. Approximately 80,000 Japanese soldiers died during the two dispatches to Korea, but half of them died of starvation and only the remaining 40,000 died fighting. In order to kill these 50,000 people, you lost 200,000 soldiers and the Ming Dynasty lost 38,000 people. Where is the victory? If civilian deaths are included, I think the China-South Korea coalition has probably exceeded 1 million deaths. The war was not a big deal for Japan, but the Ming Dynasty and its vassals suffered irreparable damage (lol).The number of troops dispatched to Korea at that time was 150,000, which was 25% of Japan. corresponds to Do you know of any small country that could not defend against this 25% force and asked China for help? (Laughs) And Japan didn't pay any reparations, just made peace with the Ming Dynasty and withdrew. By the way, North Korea has been refused participation by China in the negotiations. Apparently there was a sailor who was considered a hero in Korea who launched a surprise attack on Shimazu during the retreat and was instantly killed. There are more miserable episodes, do you want to hear them? I see that you believe that the Meiji Restoration brought about a complete reversal, and that you are desperately trying to spread the word overseas, which really makes me angry. Did you know that during the heyday of the Edo period, Japan was an economic power greater than England or Spain, and even just before the Meiji Restoration, Japan's GDP was slightly higher than that of the Ottoman Empire? Did you know that even just before the Meiji Restoration, Japan had a GDP per capita that was half that of the United States? Korea has always been a small country, but Japan has always been a large country.

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

Ай бұрын

​​​@@johnjohn-wc3ch徳川家康と毛利は朝鮮出兵に参加していないし武田信玄も石田三成もほとんど戦っていない。朝鮮出兵で主に戦った大名は加藤清正と小西行長などの無名の二流大名です。間違いなく最も有能な大名ではありません。😅基本的に秀吉の下っ端が勝手に連合しただけで関東からの大名は出ていません😂日本の25%の兵力だけで攻めたのですが小国は宗主国に助けを求め難を逃れました😂そして日本は江戸時代の全盛期に貴金属の輸出で儲けてイングランドやスペインよりも経済規模が大きく世界で見れば3〜4位の経済大国です。常に中国の属国で独自の文化が育たなかった恥ずかしい歴史を直視してください。😅

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

Ай бұрын

​@@johnjohn-wc3chあと日本は奇襲してません。事前に朝鮮に対して明朝までの道を貸してほしいと言っている。これを受け朝鮮は沿岸に守備隊を配置しましたが非常に弱くて日本の相手になりませんでした

Did not see 'Vietnam' in the title? Why so?

@HungPham-ki9wu

3 ай бұрын

Viet nam is south east asia

@dayangmarikit6860

3 ай бұрын

@@HungPham-ki9wu The last part of the vdeo is about Vietnam, but it wasn’t mentioned in the title.

@HungPham-ki9wu

3 ай бұрын

@@dayangmarikit6860 thank you. The editor must be a chinese

@HappyBlue5

2 ай бұрын

​@@HungPham-ki9wu lmfao😂

@Arena807

2 ай бұрын

Parky nhục 😅

Hi I just wanted to share with fellow history lovers that the burning of Mount Hiei was probably an exaggerated event. The following sources provide interesting insights to the politics and history of the time. 1. "Archaeology and the Burning of Mount Hiei" by Edward Kidder Jr. 2. "Enryaku-ji and the Burning of Mount Hiei: A Reappraisal" by Peter F. Hamley 3. "Oda Nobunaga and the Burning of Mount Hiei: Political and Religious Dimensions" by John W. Hall

Your pronunciation of Oda Nobunaga is wrong and the battle of okehazama as well.

@tonkinthehanoian1843

2 ай бұрын

this is text to speech

0:44 "into central Asia, briefly into Vietnam" ??

@user-gf7eu5ys5c

2 ай бұрын

China has ruled Central Asia and Vietnam for a long time

@yanx4797

2 ай бұрын

@@user-gf7eu5ys5c I see. The way he said it made me misinterpreted it. Anyways, Ming China did not have any territory in central Asia from my knowledge.

@user-gf7eu5ys5c

2 ай бұрын

@@yanx4797 Unlike the way China controlled Central Asia in other periods, the Ming Dynasty controlled Central Asia through internment, similar to the federation

@yanx4797

2 ай бұрын

@@user-gf7eu5ys5c Perhaps. It seems like there isn't as much material online about this period. I will learn more about its significance then.

@user-gf7eu5ys5c

2 ай бұрын

@@yanx4797 My expression may not be so accurate because I am using English translation software. The way China controlled Central Asia in ancient times was similar to a federal system. Local autonomy is maintained, but the central government dispatches the highest officials to the region.But in the more distant Han Dynasty, 2000 years ago, China controlled the Western Regions by establishing a special administrative regionLocal officials manage both politics and military affairs, while local officials are dispatched by the central government. Later, the Western Regions were established by many ethnic groups and gradually evolved into a federal system. It was not until the Qing Dynasty 300 years ago that China once again incorporated the Western Regions into its direct administrative regions.

다소 아쉬운게 AI가 생성한 이미지들은 실제 고증에 맞는 복장이 아닙니다

@aerydhjydfhjgc

3 ай бұрын

아쉬운점도 있긴하지만 그래도 이정도로 시간과 분량을 할애해준게 어딥니까?

@user-vi2fi6xi7j

3 ай бұрын

둘다 맞는 얘기

@user-hz2ys7rg9t

2 ай бұрын

韩国历史服饰：露奶装

@ty4lang

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-hz2ys7rg9t 중국은 흉물스러운 전족과 새끼손톱을 기르는 걸 멋으로 알았으면서.. 너희중국은 멋지고 좋은것만 있었는줄알고 이런 댓글을 써대냐? 무조건 다른나라 무시하려고 하지말아라. 너희나라는 얼마나 잘났길래 함부로 말하냐.

@OldParkdongbei

2 ай бұрын

Hafu is a very beautiful traditional Chinese dress，Thank you for liking hanfu.

This video is so poorly made. AI photos and videos aren't accurate. Photos of Vietnamese part are so wrong. I'm sure at least some of the other parts are wrong as well

@ChunSik262

2 ай бұрын

조선, 원, 명, 청, 일본, 대월 맞는게 하나도 없습니다

🏆

Thumbnail is so inaccurate.

@user-cq4ne7wc8g

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, the chinese one seems like japanese rural lord

@corporatedemocrat

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-cq4ne7wc8gAnd Japanese should be the shortest in East Asia. Koreans are the tallest.

@brabbits5308

2 ай бұрын

​@@corporatedemocratthis argument remind me of that insecure 5'11ft guy Who will go berserk if someone Mistaken his height

The peak of China was during Tang and Song dynasty.

@ZzNnYang

3 ай бұрын

Qing Ming as well

@seoul_louis9584

3 ай бұрын

​@@ZzNnYang Qing was a colony lol

@ro0ster648

3 ай бұрын

@@ZzNnYang Nope, only thing Qing stands outs was its size and Ming was a catastrophe of a dynasty. Tang was strongest dynasty, peak military and diplomacy, first Empress Wu Zetian, and had most cultural influence on Japan and Korea. Song was peak in education, advancements in agriculture, gunpowder, printing, and other forms of technologies. Though it's military leaders was held back by its politicians in fear of what happened during the downfall of Tang dynasty.

@ZzNnYang

3 ай бұрын

QING 1616-1912，which colony year you saying ?@@seoul_louis9584

@ZzNnYang

3 ай бұрын

Me as a Chinese, you so correct@@ro0ster648

こういう動画のコメント欄は開かないほうが良い 平和にいこう……

@user-cq9fb4qz8p

2 ай бұрын

전적으로 동의합니다..

@user-wm7dp4ft3s

2 ай бұрын

😅

@sleefy2343

2 ай бұрын

Haha funny enough You know why lol

@tak-hd1nu

Ай бұрын

各国のファシストが集合していますね。

@user-em3sr1vo2n

Ай бұрын

이래서 동아시아가 재밌어 그치? ㅋㅋㅋ

❤

鶴は松には留まりません、おそらくコウノトリでしょう

as a Hong Konger i've been studying the histories of east asia the last three years out of interest and to help with my oil painting portraits of monarchs, i've read a lot and i absolutely think Vietnam definitly deserves to not just be looked at as an equal of the other three, but even surpassing at times thanks to their victories over a few attempts of China trying to retake it. the Kings and Generals channel taught me about mongol attempts at taking dai viet and failing, then that had me looking into them way more and i've been very fascinated and impressed by what they've managed to do with such a little country! even though many overlook them today. FUN FACT! Since countries often change borders, regional groupings such as east/central/south will always technically change, but CULTURALLY, is a much better way to define countries, and the east asian cultural sphere will always be China, vietnam,, korea and japan. buut thanks to china instigating and convincing the country of Champa to attack vietnam from the south (while china attatcked from the north), this led to vietnam conquering Champa and absorbing their land. and because of that, geographically, vietnam went from east asia, to southeast thanks to their new inherited land. but theyre still east asian through and through, when i lived in canton, i went to hanoi for a few weeks and it was literally exactly the same lol if it wasn't for the text on the signs i wouldve thought i was in canton. however when i went to lao/cambodia while on tour, you absolutely felt how they were india influenced immediately. Sinosphere (east asia) china/vietnam/korea/japan, indosphere (south asia) india/pakistan/bangladesh/lao/cambodia/indonesia/myanmar

@AntiQris

3 ай бұрын

I have some very interesting theories to bounce off someone that cares about potential unknown (to us) regions where East Asian sphere has ruled/dominated and then left others to rule/dominate. I don’t wanna over share but if any read this and are curious where these meld with ancient Americas, Scotland and Macedonia.. oh and Roman Empire era. Lemme know.

@76rjackson

3 ай бұрын

What are your thoughts about where Thailand fits? Or The Philippines? Thai language has a lot of words that could be derived from Cantonese as well as lots of Indo European vocab from Pali and Sanskrit. It's my understanding that another name for Cantonese is Yuë and Viet Nam is literally Southern Yuë. I'm hardly an expert but I've seen videos where a mainland Cantonese doalect differs greatly from that of Hong Kong. In fact, the vocab was Chinese but the intonation and phonology sounded more Vietnamese, suggesting that the names indicate not only geographic proximity but also the existence of a dialectal continuum of sorts. I studied a bit of Cantonese, Mandarin and Tagalog and worked at an American school where 28% of the student body were Vietnamese and I heard it spoken daily for years but I never studied it.

@deadby15

3 ай бұрын

These transnational linguistic relations are quite intriguing.

@The_Art_of_AI_888

3 ай бұрын

Are you of Vietnamese descent? Please try to study, and learn from unbiased sources, undistorted facts and truth of the world. Don't be brainwashed by all the ridiculous one-sided anti-China/ "China always bad and evil" propaganda. Dai Viet and Champa had a long history of wars and conflicts against each other. Most of the time, Ming China was not involved in their wars and disputes. But Ming, as a big brother in the region, served as a "mediator/protector" role to try to maintain stability, and peace and prevent conflicts in the region. Because both Dai Viet and Champa were vassal states and under the Ming's tributary system. It went against Ming interests when war broke out in the region that disrupted Ming trade/tribute routes and any of them Dai Viet or Champa annexed each other and became more powerful and became a threat from the south. And, "Sino" means Chinese. "Sinosphere" = Chinese cultural sphere. Whether you like it or not, the fact is China/Chinese civilization is one of the 4 oldest/cradle civilizations of humankind. And it's the mother of East Asia culture. Without China, there wouldn't be any beautiful East Asian/Oriental traditional culture as we see today.

@The_Art_of_AI_888

3 ай бұрын

Also, "Hong Kongers" is not a race, ethnicity or nationality. Hong Kong is a Chinese land inside China. So Unless you are a new immigrant (Indian, Filipino, Vietnamese descent, ...). You are Chinese by race, ethnicity & nationality. China is your mother country.(whether you want to accept this fact or not). Even during the British colonial rule, the British never considered Hong Kong citizens as British citizens but as Chinese. Hong Kong people at the time were also proud of their roots being Chinese as well which you can see clearly from watching old Hong Kong Chinese movies of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow... So have some pride, learn, study, and embrace your Chinese roots. Because it's one of the greatest, fascinating civilizations of humankind. Stop being misled and brainwashed by all the anti-China propaganda and distorted truth/facts to the point you even feel ashamed, deny, smear, and demonize your own roots. That's kinda sad and pathetic.

nice attempt, but dont like the AI generated pictures

I thought you were talking about Russian fantasies again. You guys really like creative scenarios about Russia.

Southeast Asia at that time is also interesting

Japan has not experienced economic growth for 30 years, but South Korea is still unable to beat Japan in terms of GDP per capita, and should be ashamed that their GDP per capita is about the same. South Korea has a smaller population than Japan and has an advantage in increasing per capita GDP, so why can't it beat Japan, which is not growing? Japan is constantly updating its worst record, while South Korea is constantly updating its record high. South Korea's economy will decline from now on. Recently in Japan, the Nikkei Stock Average rose to over 30,000 yen for the first time in 30 years. South Korea is developing too slowly. Koreans have a habit of taking mounts against people in Southeast Asia. They are proud of being East Asian, but decent Chinese and Japanese people don't think of Koreans as equals to us.

The national strength of the Ming Dynasty had already declined during the Wanli period, but even so, the unified Japan was still not a match for the Ming Dynasty. Japan truly surpassed China during the Qing Dynasty after 1894, when Japan completed industrialization and China remained a semi agricultural country

@kaka-rq5zd

3 ай бұрын

Stop joking! Japanese civilization is the earliest civilization in the world, and China has been influenced by Japan since BC. Japan had navigational technology 60,000 years ago and was able to travel to the distant seas. 38,000 years ago in Japan, the Jomon civilization created dishes and made furniture using polished stone tools. 16,000 years ago, Japan began making and using bronzeware, and its uses expanded. Rice cultivation began in Japan for the first time in the world, and the civilization was passed down from Japan to the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. He also spread the Japanese language, which is the basis of kanji. After a major eruption occurred in Japan 7,300 years ago, even more Japanese people migrated to China and inherited hydroponic cultivation. Also, because the effects of the large eruption lasted for a long time, the Japanese people migrated to the Korean peninsula and passed down their civilization and language when the cooling began to ease. The Japanese also established a country on the Korean Peninsula and inherited their civilization.

@kaka-rq5zd

3 ай бұрын

In 1280, all of mainland China was part of the Mongol Empire. Therefore, the Han and Korean ethnic groups, who became radar, also attacked Japan as part of the Mongolian army, but the Japanese samurai were too strong and easily repelled the Mongolian army. Afterwards, the defeated soldiers encountered a typhoon off the coast of Tsushima when they evacuated by boat. Even the ``Gen'' in their heyday could not defeat the Japanese samurai. Therefore, during the Song Dynasty, Japan was already far more powerful militarily.

@Red_Flag1234

3 ай бұрын

​@@kaka-rq5zdfunny

@shitaolin9439

3 ай бұрын

@@kaka-rq5zdwhat the hell are you talking 🤨

@kaka-rq5zd

3 ай бұрын

@@shitaolin9439 fact!

Ｋ国ドラマみたい〜見たいとは違うぞ、Ｋ国ドラマのようだということだ

Is 200vs12 real?

@user-se4ev5wi3b

2 ай бұрын

Yess

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

2 ай бұрын

Korea's sense of superiority stems from the fact that Korea has always been an inferior nation, having been a colony or vassal state of China, Japan, Mongolia, and Manchuria. They never had a grand empire, civilization, or cultural achievements and were always ignored compared to China and Japan. Korean nationalists are the Asian equivalent of black conspirators, claiming that anything that comes from China or Japan actually belongs to Korea.

@user-ib8ei5vo6v

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-se4ev5wi3bTo begin with, Hideyoshi's invasion of Korea was only fought by 25% of Japan's total forces. Of the 100,000 Japanese troops killed, half died of starvation and disease, and only the remaining 50,000 died fighting. Meanwhile, China lost 36,000 soldiers and Korea 200,000. Including civilians, the death toll in the Chinese-Korean alliance exceeded one million. The year after the Korean invasion, the Battle of Sekigahara, the largest in Japanese history, took place, so the failure of the Korean invasion did not have that great an impact on Japan.

@user-se4ev5wi3b

2 ай бұрын

@@user-ib8ei5vo6v That is why Japan attacked Korea without warning and was successful. However, as the second half progressed, the Japanese army could no longer advance. The reason the Japanese army was starving was because of Yi Sun-sin. Yi Sun-sin supported the 200 with 12 ships. And it is true that Japan targeted civilians through war and massacre.

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-se4ev5wi3bKorea's sense of superiority stems from the fact that Korea has always been an inferior nation, having been a colony or vassal state of China, Japan, Mongolia, and Manchuria. They never had a grand empire, civilization, or cultural achievements and were always ignored compared to China and Japan. Korean nationalists are the Asian equivalent of black conspirators, claiming that anything that comes from China or Japan actually belongs to Korea.

Where vietnam?

@KamseSaxon

2 ай бұрын

cuối vid á

These topics are well known among history lovers yet very few people here on youtube actually talk about them lol and i cant even rlly say "well known" since we actually only just heard about them

If you are not sure, you can have an amicable conversation by asking if they are Korean. It is extremely rude to ask an Asian if they are Chinese. Even Chinese people get offended if you ask them if they are Chinese. In particular, telling a Korean that they look Chinese can be interpreted as a challenge to a duel.

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

2 ай бұрын

個人的にそれは非常に腹立たしいですね。中国人に間違えられる方がマシだと言わざるをえない

@brabbits5308

2 ай бұрын

How about "hey, What country are you from?".

@poissonblanc3106

Ай бұрын

heyの有無で、印象が大きく変わるな

@snowlee-ml7rr

Ай бұрын

The biggest humiliation for the Chinese and Japanese is that Westerners mistake them for Koreans.

@defender626

Ай бұрын

@@snowlee-ml7rr I understand Japan feeling humiliated, but I cannot understand China feeling humiliated. Shouldn't Chinese people who can't make a living, only cause harm to others, steal from others, and feel no guilt, be thankful?

Yes let's participate in the this FestPAC, however, let's focus more on issues at home first! Let's not appropriate chunks of money for something that is less important for all Pohnpeians.

i swear to god everyone can be a historian on youtube :V

@user-vp9ri6yv6d

3 ай бұрын

China writes history ? Or should mongol ?

@ZhangLee.

3 ай бұрын

@@user-vp9ri6yv6d yall mom :V Korean

@ZhangLee.

3 ай бұрын

@@user-vp9ri6yv6dor your mom should do it ??

@user-vp9ri6yv6d

3 ай бұрын

@@ZhangLee. I think your mom gave up on who is who

@ZhangLee.

3 ай бұрын

@@user-vp9ri6yv6d tell that to yall mom :V why tell me

最低なアニメだな　ウソだらけやん😅

@sleefy2343

2 ай бұрын

Which one is a lie? All I know is that China was the only one who’s the oldest culture and has the oldest civilisation.

@sleefy2343

2 ай бұрын

Japan came in 2nd place because I know samurai, anime , sushi etc Korea……… to be honest I’ve never heard of Korea until 2019 where their K-pop got popular

Koreans seem to have their own unique history🤔

@teoruck

3 ай бұрын

Korea(고려; 高麗) is a great country

@user-gx7ch8yk9y

3 ай бұрын

​@@6sinegohwan336선족이 어서와라

@user-ev4gk6qr3z

2 ай бұрын

Where is the dokdo and East sea?

@user-tc6wf5xl4e

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-ev4gk6qr3z *IN* *YOUR* *DREAMS!!* 🫵😂

@seoul_louis9584

2 ай бұрын

What kind of unique history r u talking about? Lol

SHOGUN!

Eventhough the great wall of china is in the deep Chinese Territory today, the original habitants surrounding this wall were/are Mongolic people, before being populated by Han chinese.

Yuan is Mongolian not Chinese so this history BS is sham! Also Qing dynasty is Manchurian history not Chinese!

@cy8cg2mj4w

3 ай бұрын

You can say that the Yuan and Qing dynasties are not Han history, but they are Chinese history. There are 56 ethnic groups in China now, including Mongolians and Manchus. Both the Yuan and Qing dynasties also used Chinese era names, country names, and orthodox Confucianism, claiming to be the legitimate political power of China. By the way, the 56 ethnic groups in China include the Korean ethnic group, so Korean culture, like Han culture, is one of China's traditional cultures

@1one1won

3 ай бұрын

@@cy8cg2mj4w so what you're saying is since Christians live in China so Christianity is Chinese religion! What you're claiming is called ethnic theft! Theft is not claimable but will be returned to rightful owners! Please don't try to justify the wrong doers! You could just be as wrong and bad as them

@cy8cg2mj4w

3 ай бұрын

@@1one1won Are you SB？I'm talking about ethnic concepts, are you talking to me about religion?China has 2 million Korean ethnic groups, and the Chinese Constitution clearly states that the Korean ethnic group is a minority in China. If you have any objections, you can try to let South Korea rule China and amend the Chinese Constitution. But this is just a joke, a small country with few people, a frog in the well

@cy8cg2mj4w

3 ай бұрын

@@1one1won By the way, there is no national religion in China, and all religions can be spread in China. In addition, your Korean culture is borrowed and plagiarized from the Ming Dynasty of China. Your clothing is bestowed by the Ming Dynasty, and your previous writing also used Chinese characters. Aren't you curious why your history studies are different from everyone else? Because it is well known that you have tampered with history

@1one1won

3 ай бұрын

@@cy8cg2mj4w Koreans did rule China for 300 years! Don't you know Qing is another name for Kim! Guess what Ming was the last Chinese dynasty! And that land was and will be ruled by other nation soon! By historical record.. every 200 years or so! It repeats

중국은 이제 만주인과 청나라를 그만 미워하고 전통복장인 대머리와 접시모자 를 받아들여라 옛날사진보면 다나온다

@user-up8td3dg3p

2 ай бұрын

中国的主体民族是汉族，不是满族，满族的腐败导致了中国黑暗时期，我们接受汉服，讨厌腐败丑陋的满服

They are very different from one another, but they are all the same to Westerners. It's still the same today.

@cheerful_crop_circle

2 ай бұрын

East Asians are all the same.

No-byou-naga

So far most Western people couldn't distinguish between China, Japan, and Korea. These three nations are perfectly different from each other, so to speak, totally different Asian races with intrinsic lingual systems and original racial traditions. Thus, they can't be the same one. Historically, they were unforgiven enemies for each other. Of course, countless numbers of huge wars occurred among these three nations from the ancient era to the Kingdoms of the Middle Ages. FYI, Korean and Japanese belong to the lingual group of Altai while Chinese is a member of the lingual group of Indo-European in linguistic theories. If a Western citizen can't tell these nations, it's as good as an Asian tourist who is staying in Europe can't distinguish Spain, France, and Germany.

@user-uq1wq2mz2q

2 ай бұрын

China has had many wars with North Korea in history, but few with Japan.

@jyd1384

2 ай бұрын

@@user-uq1wq2mz2q LOL, Historically, lots of Japanese pirates and their looting ships used to invade China's Southeast territories, thus, many Chinese people had to experience various harsh moments at the time. Particularly, the Ming Dynasty's Chinese people who lived in the Southeast areas had to fight against brutal Japanese pirates' looting and massacre, according to China's historical books written by Chinese historians. Why did many Chinese historians call them "cruel and disgusting Japanese pirates' at the time?

@user-uq1wq2mz2q

2 ай бұрын

@@jyd1384 Japanese pirates were pirates, just like Somali pirates today. Is this a war? China's wars with Japan: once in the Tang Dynasty, twice in the Yuan Dynasty, once in the Qing Dynasty, and once in the last century.

@jyd1384

2 ай бұрын

@@user-uq1wq2mz2q LOL. What is the definition of those wars? Supposing that foreign combatants killed many people in another nation, that's a war. Do you understand? That's not a civil war. Your sophistry made me ridiculous. Period.

@user-uq1wq2mz2q

2 ай бұрын

@@jyd1384 Somali pirates killed several British sailors, so is Somalia and Britain at war?

The map is so inaccurate

군복 위에 갓이라...

there is no independent Korea till post WW2

It is Tokugawa, not Tokigawa

I am Japanese. This video is ???

Marco Polo never went to China. It was just his tall tale.

The reason why i ooce watching kseries

Cathaysia - 2100bc to 1912 China - 1912 to now The western world never understand how complicated is “China”, one day they would know the mistake about translation of “Chinese” history. There are lots of different ethnic groups and languages in it, like Uyghurs, Tibetan, Mongolian, Manchuria, Boat dweller(Tanka, Hakka, Hoklo), Hmong, Miao etc. Hongkonger and Macauese are combined with Boat dwellers Tanka and Baiyue(Cantonese). Taiwanese is combined with Hokkien, southeastern Chinese and naive taiwanese. Singaporean is combined with Hakka and Hokkien, and then they learned Mandarin for business. That’s why they speak different languages with mainland Chinese. “China” is like Soviet Union but a longer live version. The old “China” should not use the same word China, it is different things. Cathaysia - 2100bc to 1912 China - 1912 to now

@user-uq1wq2mz2q

2 ай бұрын

“China” is the Latin name for China in the Roman Empire. It is the transliteration of "秦". Cathaysia is the name of civilization, not the name of a country

These are great and super informative, but please do some practice on pronouncing Japanese names, it wasn’t even common mispronouncing it was wholly replacing vowels with completely different ones.

쌔

It’s amazing that Korean culture exists albeit brutal 🇯🇵 colonization 1910-1945.

Its a story about East Asia but this man forgot Manchuria and Mongolia 😂 U need to study more buddy

@ylg-gw2kx

2 ай бұрын

Crazy Korea man, no one cares your history 😅

@poissonblanc3106

Ай бұрын

台湾も抜けてるな 　 逆に、明や清の一地域だった半島が、国扱いなのもおかしいよね

@weaver1507

Ай бұрын

@@poissonblanc3106 you japanese trolls really come out full force on these types viedos dont you? lol its amusing to watch ;)

The north of the Great Wall is not Chinese territory. It was ruled by Mongols, Manchurians, and Koreans. Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall to block the so-called Northern Orangkai. Later, China was conquered by the Mongolia and also Kim(金) Dynasty founded by descendants of korean Kim Ham-bo. Manjuwonryugo (滿洲源流考), compiled during the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, also reveals that the national name 金(kim) Dynasty is also derived from the family name 金(kim)of King of Silla(ancient korea). Also china wad ruled by the Manchurians for 300 years(Qing dynasty) Sugihara, a professor who published "Japan's Bronze Age from Korea," said, "The Bronze Age came to Japan from 100 BC to AD50, the end of Korean Bronze Age society. In Japan, the Iron Age and the Bronze Age were handed down at the same time during the Yayoi period, and the Bronze Age was only used for ancestral rites, so it seems that it went straight to the Iron Age without going through the Bronze Age." Around 100 BC - Ancient civilization began in Japan when Koreans landed with iron weapons in Japan, where primitive people in the Stone Age lived. Japanese history is the history of the Korean people "High-tech science has proven historical truths that no one has ever told you. In other words, Koreans moved to Japan and founded the ancient civilization of Japan. Although traces of the Yayoi civilization, which ended Japan's primitive era and opened up an ancient society, appear throughout the Japanese mainland, it is widely accepted as orthodox that it originated in the northern part of Kyushu by the descendants. The study made it clear that the Yayoi people are descendants of people from the southern part of the Korean Peninsula." The Han Chinese along with Vietnam, were grouped in a different lineage, showing genetic differences from Koreans. O2b: This type can be said to be the core of Koreans' unique Y chromosome. It accounts for 37.3 percent of Koreans, but is rarely found in China. O2b is mainly distributed in Japan (31.9 percent) and Manchu (3.8 percent) outside of the Korean Peninsula, so O2b can be said to be a unique gene of Koreans and Japanese people "direct ancestors of korean are members of the ancient Asian and Tungus ethnic group that migrated from Siberia in the Neolithic Age, and linguistically belong to the Altai ethnic group." "In addition to the Yayoi (Yamato people) of the Doraein line who crossed from the Korean Peninsula, there are also the Ainu lineal descendants of the Jomon people of the indigenous people of the Japanese archipelago." Japanese civic group claims, "It is the same as the annexation of Korea and Japan, reunification of East and West Germany." 2018-11-2008:30 A report was sent to the U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Korea to demand "correct the fabrication of facts in Korea." At the time of the annexation of Korea and Japan, the Japanese ruling class thought that they were unified.they granted equal rights to Koreans through "Korea and Japan are One' policy(內鮮一體). In addition, a huge amount of 30 percent of Japan's total budget was poured every year for the modernization of Joseon. The lives of Koreans have become so abundant that the population, which had remained at the level of 10 million without population growth for 600 years during the Joseon Dynasty, doubled during the Japanese colonial era. "During the colonial period, Joseon's population grew by 12.6 million people, about 69 percent of whom, 8.7 million, were within the Korean Peninsula and 31 percent were flown to Manchuria and Japan."

@dingloong2470

3 ай бұрын

there is nothing called Kim dynasty, it was called Jin dynasty (1115-1234). and the Jin dynasty was founded by Jurchen, It has nothing to do with Korea. I don't now why you Koreans always want to claim kinship with Jurchen/Manchurians?

@Matt-gr9jx

3 ай бұрын

@@dingloong2470 it's because their ancestors are from Silla dynasty in Korean peninsula. It's all in history book. not in Korean history book. It's written in Jurchens/Mancurians' history book as well as Song dynasty which is Chinese history book. We didn't claim it. you guys did. LOL and because of chinese communism you don't get to learn the true history. Duh

@user-gm8jm2mq6s

3 ай бұрын

@@dingloong2470 Manjuwonryugo (滿洲源流考), compiled during the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, also reveals that the national name 金(kim) Dynasty is also derived from the family name 金(kim)of King of Silla(ancient korea).

@user-gm8jm2mq6s

3 ай бұрын

@@dingloong2470 China must stop distorting history

@user-hv6lr7fm8m

3 ай бұрын

​@@dingloong2470 This man's claim is that of a Korean pseudo-historian. There are a few of these pseudo-historians in Korea. Most Koreans are ashamed of these people. The claim that Confucius was Korean was also claimed by these crazy people.

Taiwan used to be called Formosa. Some of this history is not accurate

So much fighting in the comment section >.

Lol Qing is not Chinese. Qing is Manchurian

@aylessmith1263

3 ай бұрын

I heard korea used to belong to china

@jamesfranko1568

3 ай бұрын

And Korea belonged to Japan. Everything in Korea is Japanese influenced.

@user-zo6do7ok1p

3 ай бұрын

@@jamesfranko1568일본이 한국에 속해있는거다.

@user-jd7wl9ns6l

3 ай бұрын

​@@jamesfranko1568 I always laugh see these kind of comments cause literally Japan always influenced by Korea in history😂

@xujustin1016

3 ай бұрын

How do u know Qing is not chinese? Can u read chinese history book ? I know u can read the chinese, because even the Korean history book write by chinese😂

It would be perfect if there was Vietnam in the video as well ❤

What happened to this thumbnail? 🧐 Look at those clothes!

The 3 dragons of the Pre-Modern world. Joseon Dynasty Korea 1392-1897 Qing Dynasty China 1636-1912 Tokugawa Bakufu Japan 1603-1868 🙏

@user-sd8fe8ij7l

3 ай бұрын

Joseon was inherited as the Korean Empire. The king remained the same. So, until 1910.

Qing was Manchurian Yuan was Mongolian Stop distorting history lol they were foreign invaders who didn't even know how to speak Chinese. Manchuria and Mongolia are in outside of the great wall.

@aaaaa-sd1ko

2 ай бұрын

Mistakenly, both the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty call themselves Chinese dynasties. Their emperors can speak their own language, as well as Chinese. Of course, it's not surprising that South Korea's official history is fake. South Koreans can't read ancient official records written in Chinese characters. South Korea does not have its own culture. It is all plagiarized from China.

@ChunSik262

2 ай бұрын

@@aaaaa-sd1ko 중국인들은 징기스칸이 중국인이라는 헛소리를 당당하게 하면서 공자가 한국인이라는 헛소리에는 화를 낸다.

@gytan2221

2 ай бұрын

Tbh, there’s no such language called Chinese. What we call Chinese today is mandarin.

@sleefy2343

2 ай бұрын

Im Chinese Let me give you some education First of all yuan is ruled by mongol leaders yes but they were heavily influenced by Chinese culture from head to toe.

@sleefy2343

2 ай бұрын

Same goes for the Manchus That’s why they are apart of the history .

S.Vietnam

Lan Xang 4ever

There is an independence gate in Korea, and many people think that it was built with independence from Japan, but in fact, it was built to celebrate independence from China.

@seoul_louis9584

2 ай бұрын

Independence gate wasn't build to celebrate independence from China. Because Korea has never been a part of China. You China was just a colony of Manchuria and Mongolia lol

@seoul_louis9584

2 ай бұрын

The independence gate was built to celebrate Korea's permanent independence after Korea has suffered Qing's attempts of occupation for decades.

@user-yl8or3pf9t

2 ай бұрын

@@seoul_louis9584아님. 중국으로부터 독립 맞음. 청일전에서 일본이 승리함으로서 중국과의 조공책봉이 완전히 끝났다고 중국 사신이 오던 영은문을 헐어버리고 독립문을 세운 것임

@seoul_louis9584

2 ай бұрын

@@user-yl8or3pf9t 조공책봉은 동아시아의 외교 시스템을 이루는 것 중 하나이지 지배가 아닌데 뭔 독립이 필요함? ㅋㅋ 동아시아의 모든 나라들은 다 위계질서적인 관계를 맺었었음 ㅋㅋ 독립문이 세워진 이유는 걍 만주의 청나라가 1882년 임오군란을 계기로 조선의 내정에 간섭하며 속국 다루기 시작했고 그런데 일본이 해방시켜줬고 그러면서 독립만세를 기원하며 조선도 서양의 주권 개념을 확립한 근대적 국가로 발돋움하며 역사상 처음으로 중원과 동등한 관계를 이룸으로써 세운 기념물인데. 독립할것도 없는데 뭔 중국으로부터 독립을 운운하누? 원래 동아시아의 외교체제는 위계질서적이었고 약한 나라가 신하국하는게 맞는거야. 꼬우면 전쟁해서 황제국을 쓰러뜨리면 됨 ㅇㅇ 걍 동아시아의 외교체제가 그런것을 어찌 그것을 중국의 지배라고 할수 있니? 걍 외교일 뿐인데? ㅋ 그리고 청나라를 중국이라고 하지마라. 청나라는 중국이 아니라 중국이 만주의 식민지배를 받은거니깐

@seoul_louis9584

2 ай бұрын

@@user-yl8or3pf9t 조공책봉은 동아시아의 외교 시스템을 이루는 것 중 하나이지 지배가 아닌데 뭔 독립이 필요함? ㅋㅋ 동아시아의 모든 나라들은 다 위계질서적인 관계를 맺었었음 ㅋㅋ 독립문이 세워진 이유는 걍 만주의 청나라가 1882년 임오군란을 계기로 조선의 내정에 간섭하며 속국 처럼 다루기 시작했고 그런데 일본이 해방시켜줬고 그러면서 조선도 서양의 주권 개념을 확립한 근대적 국가로 발돋움하며 역사상 처음으로 중원과 동등한 관계를 이뤘고 조선인들이 독립만세불변을 기원하며 세운 기념물인데. 독립할것도 없는데 뭔 중국으로부터 독립을 운운하누? 원래 동아시아의 외교체제는 위계질서적이었고 약한 나라가 신하국하는게 맞는거야. 꼬우면 전잿해서 황제국을 쓰러뜨리면 됨ㅋ 걍 동아시아의 외교체제가 그런것을 어찌 그것을 중국의 지배라고 할수 있니? 걍 외교일 뿐인데? ㅋ 그리고 청나라를 중국이라고 하지마라. 청나라는 걍 중국이 만주에게 식민지배를 받은거니깐

Impressive... If possible, please add the Korea dynasty into Korean History.... Because the name of the country now called Korea originated from the Korea Dynasty

@Jack-oj2wx

3 ай бұрын

Goguryeo was a person who invaded Korea. After that, it was Chineseized, and it was not a Korean dynasty at all.

@BryanSChoi-qs7gp

3 ай бұрын

@Jack-oj2wx What? Hahaha Where did you learn about it?

@Jack-oj2wx

3 ай бұрын

@@BryanSChoi-qs7gp Korea has been a dependent country of China since ancient times. Goguryeo invaded Silla, and the queen of Silla asked the Tang Dynasty for help. After that, the Tang Dynasty defeated Goguryeo and liberated Korea. Most of the territory of Goguryeo also became the territory of the Tang Dynasty. Korea should recognize its historical position. Your region itself has experienced several massacres, and the race is even different from that of 200 years ago.

@Jack-oj2wx

3 ай бұрын

@@BryanSChoi-qs7gp Do your history books deny the fact that you are a dependent country of China? In ancient times, Korea had no sense of existence. I can understand the blind self-confidence caused by your extreme inferiority, but you should also face up to history. You have hardly won a war and have no place in the history of world culture. You have almost always been China's territory or dependent country.

@Jack-oj2wx

3 ай бұрын

@@BryanSChoi-qs7gp Sorry, I've been having a problem with the name of your country. It should be Korea.

What makes you think a figure of Japanese general deserve a central position in the cover page?

@brabbits5308

2 ай бұрын

Bro relax, it's just a picture lol 😂. Btw, in his defense...the Japanese body armor look the most badass

@NapKing585

2 ай бұрын

@@brabbits5308 And use the Navy flag of Japan as a background, is that because he likes this flag as a symbol of Nazi in Asia? And Chinese people does not use the outfit shown in the cover in the Qing dynasty. The cover stinks with bias and errors.

@brabbits5308

2 ай бұрын

@@NapKing585 lol, bro i'm from Indonesia, One of the former Japanese colonies...and I'm gonna be honest Japanese navy flag? That thing is also fucking badass and i don't mind it thou. Btw...What does Japanese samurai armor have to do with the Nazi flag lol 😂. Oh btw Japanesw navy flag isn't equivalent to Nazi flag in Asia. That's just the Korean thingy lol. If u Waving that flag in SEA or India no one give a shit. Oh and that's not fucking Japanese navy flag in the thumbnail. That's a fucking Sun. Another thing... according to you..who should in the middle? Cuz for me....the Japanese body armor is the most iconic out of them...like bro if u ask random people about samurai 100% they'll know but if u ask them about....fuck i don't even know what's korean or Chinese equivalent of samurai lol. 😂

@NapKing585

2 ай бұрын

@@brabbits5308 4 million Indonesians The Japanese killed 4 million Indonesians.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_occupation_of_the_Dutch_East_Indies#:~:text=The%20Japanese%20killed%204%20million%20Indonesians.

@NapKing585

2 ай бұрын

@@brabbits5308 however, as between 4 and 10 million Indonesians were recruited as forced labourers (romusha) on economic development and defense projects in Java. Between 200,000 and 500,000 were sent away from Java to the outer islands, and as far as Burma and Siam. Of those taken off Java, not more than 70,000 survived the war.[2] Four million people died in the Dutch East Indies as a result of famine and forced labour during the Japanese occupation, including 30,000 European civilian internee deaths.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_occupation_of_the_Dutch_East_Indies#:~:text=The%20Japanese%20killed%204%20million%20Indonesians.

Great documentary i wish you would start earlier before the people we call japanese came to Japan and it was just another indigenous people living there.the people we call japanese was a ethnic minorites rom China that Left because they needed to have their own countries

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

Ай бұрын

​@Fightforlife1When Japan invaded Korea in 1592, Korea was defeated on all fronts. The Ming Dynasty of China, which was supporting Korea at this time, fell into a financial crisis due to this war. I'm sure you're only learning history that is convenient for you, so I'll tell you this: Of the three great conquests of Banreki, this war was the one in which the most silver was spent. His other two wars combined did not reach the funds used for this war. More than 7.4 million taels of silver were used in this war, while in other wars he used 800,000 taels and 2.4 million taels of silver. Approximately 80,000 Japanese soldiers died during the two dispatches to Korea, but half of them died from infectious diseases and the remaining 40,000 died in battle. To kill these 40,000 people, the Joseon Dynasty lost 260,000 soldiers and the Ming Dynasty lost 38,000 soldiers. Where is the victory? Including civilian deaths, the total number of deaths in the Sino-South Korean coalition is likely to exceed 1 million. This war was not a big deal for Japan, but the Ming Dynasty and its vassal states suffered irreparable damage (lol) The number of troops dispatched to Korea at that time was 150,000, 25% of Japan's total military force. was. was. Do you know of any small country that could not protect itself from this 25% total military force and asked China for help? (Laughs) Then Japan made peace with the Ming Dynasty and withdrew without paying any reparations. By the way, the Joseon Dynasty was refused participation in negotiations by China. It seems that there was also a sailor who was considered a Korean hero who made a surprise attack on the retreating Shimazu and was killed by Shimazu's casual soldiers. Did you know that during the heyday of the Edo period, Japan was an economic power that surpassed Britain and Spain, and even just before the Meiji Restoration, Japan's GDP was slightly higher than that of the Ottoman Empire? Did you know that even just before the Meiji Restoration, Japan's per capita GDP was half that of the United States? Korea has always been a small country, but Japan has always been a large country.

According to the most famous Chinese history book, the Records of the Three Kingdoms written in 280 AD by Chen Shou. there's a separate chapter called Dongyi which describes the Manchurians, Koreans and Japaneses. meaning that from the chinese point of view these people were heterogeneous aliens to the Chinese. What's even more interesting is that Haplogroup and mDNA researches support this hypothesis, according to those researches, these people are the most closest ethnic groups in Asia but a distinctly different group from the Chinese. At present, China's vast territorial borders were all extended by the Manchu people of the Qing Dynasty, but why didn't the Qing Dynasty, which was strong enough to conquer many other territories, conquer Joseon like other countries? because they were blood brothers in history like Buyeo, Goguryeo, Balhae. This is also supported by the 'Researches on Manchu Origins' an official history book that recorded the origins of the Manchurians compiled under the edict of the Qing Dynasty's Qianlong Emperor. that they shared the same origins as the Korean people.

@kk-pj5to

3 ай бұрын

you said Koreans were heterogeneous aliens to Chinese😂

@xzxzxzxz9892

3 ай бұрын

@@kk-pj5to I think he says Han Chinese and Manchurian are different The Ming Dynasty of Han Chinese is different from Korea, but the Qing Dynasty of Manchurian has the same ancestor as Korea

@maxmeijer7574

3 ай бұрын

Qing Dynasty didn't conquer Joseon like other countries because you Joseon has already kneeled down to Qing army after several wars, The Qing army has been stationed in your Korean capital for hundreads years until Qing defeated and expelled by Japan in 1895. and your land was mountainous and barren thus Qing dynasty has no interested in your land.

@dingloong2470

3 ай бұрын

@@xzxzxzxz9892 the ancestor of Korea is Silla, your Silla has been protected by Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty for thousands of years. you have nothing to do with Jurchen/Manchurians. Qing has slaugtered hundreds of thousands Koreans, So please stop claim kinship with Jurchen/Manchurians. And nowadays all Jurchen/Manchurians are citizens of China.

@xzxzxzxz9892

3 ай бұрын

@@dingloong2470 Do you have a mental illness? Silla lasted for a thousand years, and the Ming Dynasty was born 500 years after the fall of Silla. You manipulate history. And the Tang Dynasty is a nation of scholars and not of your Han Chinese. Your Han Chinese have all been ruled by the northern peoples And Korea's ancestors are Goryeo and Goryeo's ancestors are Goguryeo, Song Dynasty paid tribute to the Khitan, but Goryeo defeated the Khitan with a strong military force, and Emperor Song was afraid of Goryeo's news agency. Manchurians are descendants of Goguryeo and Balhae, and they are brothers of Korea. Heal the mental illness quickly

Manchu Qing dynasty(1636-1912) is the successor of Jurchen's Jin dynasty (1115-1234) . Jurchens rebuilt Later Jin dynasty in 1616. They changed the country name to Qing (1636), and conquered China (1644), Mongolia (1697), Taiwan (1683), Tibet(1750), and Uyguru(1759). The royal family of Qing believed that they were descendents of Jin's royal family. Manchu people in Qing dynasty also knew that the originator of Jin dynasty was from Goryeo (or Silla) of South Korea. Qing government published their own history book, "The origin of Manchu (滿洲源流考)" in 1777. They worte that the originator of Jin dynasty was first from Goryeo of South Korea in the book. Also, they wrote that the origin of the country name Jin (金) was from the surname of kings of Silla, South Korea

@OkOk-qd2nc

3 ай бұрын

Lol😂

@Jack-oj2wx

3 ай бұрын

If the Manchu people know that South Koreans say that South Korea knows their ancestors, they will be angry to death.😂😂😂

I can never understand why westerners take great pride and care to pronounce names, of korea Japan and almost all languages except Chinese. Well made video and great research. Just need to improve on pronunciation.

@JinyuiHayashi

2 ай бұрын

i don't know korean though, it's easier for English speakers to pronounce Japanese well than Chinese. reading tokugawa is easy. about cao cao? hardly none can pronounce it correct.

@brabbits5308

2 ай бұрын

Bro Japanese name is fucking easy to pronounce while chinese is hard, Zhou for examples.... it's isn't pronounce Zhou it's "jow"

@JinyuiHayashi

2 ай бұрын

@@brabbits5308 yeah, it's just harder, at least for English native speakers.

It’s easier to comprehend if you take Han Chinese and other ethnicities of China into one ethnical melting pot for the past centuries, as Han used to be the majority, besides Qing and Yuan

한중일 역사 이야기에 한국인들은 어떻고 저떻고 약소국주제에 자존심만 강하다고 논하는 애를 자세히 살펴봤더니 인도네시아인이다. 한국인들을 쉽게 무시할만한 나라로 인식하는걸 보니 인도네시아나 다른 동남아인들이 한국에 대한 열등감이 어떨지 대충 짐작은 간다.

@user-lf6yh8jw2z

Ай бұрын

どうして自分たちが嫌われるか考え直した方がいい。韓国は中国や日本と違い領土拡張を試みてこなかったのにも関わらずなぜここまで嫌われているのか。それには間違いなく理由があります、君たちの歪んだナショナリズムと人種差別は異常だ

@lovegab6333

Ай бұрын

自分たちの事客観視してみろ

@user-zz7rx3xc9v

Ай бұрын

​@@user-lf6yh8jw2z 한국인들끼리도 차별하는게 한국인들의 일상이다. 분명히 물질만능주의인 한국인들에게도 잘못은 있다.

@seoul_louis9584

Ай бұрын

인도네시아는 가난하고 기술력도 없고 산업역량도 떨어지지만. 이래뵈도 인구 거의 3억이나 되는 대국임. 한국은 출생인구가 20만 명도 안되지만 (자멸 중), 인도네시아의 출생인구는 500만 명임. 인도네시아인 눈에 한국은 도시국가 수준이겠지. 근데 말이야 ㅋㅋ 200년 전에는 한국이 인도네시아 보다 인구가 3배 이상 많았었다ㅋㅋ

@seoul_louis9584

Ай бұрын

한국의 저출산이 얼마나 심각하냐면 우리의 절반 인구를 가진 북한의 출생인구 보다 훨씬 적고. 출생인구가 거의 유럽의 소국인 네덜란드 스웨덴 수준임. 반도체 같은 첨단산업을 유지할 수 있으련지 되게 의문임