The Entire History of Ancient Japan
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you are missing a lot of the Austronesian history of japan..the people that were genocided who came before the japanese…and also they were in the korean penisula..
So much ignorance
If the Japanese are confused of where they come from don’t ask the Central Americans or Mexicans 😂
Everybodyknows how japan began. With the japaneese on the island.
Tsushima and iki….. Hey I know that place
Beautifully done!!!!
Haven't watch but I bet 'China is entitled to the land'
crazy how much inda influence spread to asia
The claim that they won thanks to the typhoon is the claim of the religious forces,
but the samurai claim is different.There are many handwritten documents from that time that have survived,
so it is worth reading them.
There are also records from Mongolia, Korea, and Song Dynasty, so I recommend you read them. They actually fought properly.
According to Shujing historical records, ancient Korea was actually the territory of the Zhou Dynasty. Later, the Zhou emperor granted ancient Korea to Jizi, so ancient Korea became a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.
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"Shangshu Dachuan·Volume 2": "King Wu released Jizi from prison, but Jizi could not bear Zhou's release and fled to Korea. King Wu heard about it and gave Jizi Korea."
I'm always fascinated to learn who the original settlers are of any land, and the people that come and go leading up to now.
👉Correction Needed: This is an amazing video. I am a Japanese history buff. I went to university in Japan for three years and spent most of my life working in the Japanese language. I am sad to say one glaring and unforgivable error in the presentation. Whoever created the map showing the ancient capitals of Heijokyo (Nara), Nagaokakyo and Heiankyo (Kyoto) seen at 29:20 and elsewhere, got the location of Nagaokagyo totally wrong. Nagaokakyo was located more or less between Nara and Kyoto in modern day Kyoto Prefecture. Nagaokakyo has nothing to do with the modern Nagaoka City in Niigata Prefecture shown on the video map. In ancient times those three capitals would have been more or less a days journey from each other. The city you show on the map was not only way outside the political centre of the times, it was so far away it would have taken more than a week to get there. Hopefully this can be corrected.
Well, I can barely speak English lately, so…..
Japan thinks civilization started on their own island and spread to the Korean Peninsula and China. Also, Jesus is a person who thinks he died in Japan. Japan, an advanced country, You don't believe this? You'll find out if you get to know Japan well.
Japan's civilization began after people from the Korean peninsula passed down civilization. In particular, Gaya and Baekje's ancient kingdoms on the Korean Peninsula greatly influenced it. The national name of Japan is also the nickname of Baekje. But Japan is ashamed of this fact and is manipulating ancient history.
If you are interested in this, please find out about Gaya and Baekje.
Korea has less than 80 years of history. Even the term 'Korea' is a new word invented by Europeans to describe the inhabitants of fallen Silla and Baekje kingdoms. Goguryo is Buyeo and Chinese territory so Korea's 3 Kingdoms is a lie like everything else they claim. Kana (hiragana, katakana) which is derived from Chinese characters predates Hangul by more than 600 years. Japan has the world's oldest continuous monarchy dating back to at least 539 CE. Baekje lasted for 700 years, from 18 BCE to 660 CE. After the defeat of Baekje by Tang Dynasty, King Uija died in China and there was no record of Baekje remnant mass migration to Japan by China's Shujing or Japan's Kojiki except for political prisoners and low ranking officials. Both the oldest written history records of the Chinese and Japanese. What's even more damning is the Key Hole shaped tombs that Korean historians claim to prove their control over Japan. When carbon dating has confirmed it was Korea which copied the tombs' shapes. A reverse Uno that may imply Japanese were the ones who ruled Korea.
Also, Yayois were never confirmed to be Koreans but a sub Mongoloid group which shares a common ancestor with the Chinese, Mongols, Manchus. They too were falsely claimed by Koreans. 71% of modern Japanese are Kofun with a Haploid cluster dna D2 (D-M55) which is completely absent in modern Koreans but correlates to Tibetans further cementing Kofuns originated from Yangtze basin. D2 frequency is also highest in the Ainu and the Ryukyuans (International Society of Genetic Genealogy). Lastly, a funny joke. Korean Cultural Center claims Korea has 700,000 years of history with the earliest known civilization being the kingdom of Gojoseon, predating the four oldest civilizations in the world Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and China LOL.
Japan began as a colony of Baekje one of three Korean Kingdoms. All of the kings in Japan was offsprings of Kings of Baekje. Koreans have been migrating to Japan for thousands of years before and formed the ruling classes of Japan. but By the time Baekje fell to other Korean kingdom Silla; all the ruling class as well as large population of Baekje migrated to Japan. That is why Japanese history books are copies of Baekje’s.
imagine if Assassins Creed went in this direction instead.
Uh is this like part 2 or something
Do you have anything about the sengoku period
It really did go full circle with scare tactics with masks
Technology Networks/October 15, 2024/Original story from the University of Tokyo
Ancient DNA From “Yayoi” Individual Reveals Similarities With Korean Populations
Researchers found that most immigration to Japan's Yayoi and Kofun periods came from the Korean Peninsula.
0:59 Why that dude got the triforce on his shoulders???
My goodness. If there were a series with this sort of depth and attention to detail for every country I could spend the rest of my life listening.
Shane Gillis I know your watching this shit 13 bud lites deep
Caution: the author is not a historian but just a writer of nonfiction-like fictions.
The story is well made as a fiction but not precise nor standard as history. There are many wrong descriptions and uncertain facts are told as truth.
Please don’t believe this blindly but study by academic sources.
Wow, this is remarkably wrong. It's like if your goal was to be totally wrong, you would have achieved it in the first minute.
We all know that the Mongolians were defeated by one man named Jin Sakai
日本人として、いくつか指摘しなければならないところがありますね。
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n incredible deep dive into the rich and fascinating history of ancient Japan! 🇯🇵🏯 this documentary beautifully captures the culture, traditions, and key events that shaped Japan’s past. A must-watch for history lovers! 👏📜
Small history channels gather here.. 🙂