Prince Shotoku | History of Japan 16

Prince Shotoku is one of the most well-known figures in Japanese History. He is best known for his reforms and spreading Buddhism in Japan.
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[@Linfamy]

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[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

Prince Shotoku: *Introduces Buddhism* Please try this religion. Everybody else: NO! Prince Shotoku: *More demanding than before* *TRRYYYY IIIIIIT* Everybody else: No! (Quieter this time)

[@Linfamy]

:D

[@Punaparta]

And so the religion was put into place.

[@Punaparta]

@@jkosch It's a Bill Wurtz reference.

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"She tended to handle religious affairs while he handled state affairs." The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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I was going to search for Saki's theme but decided "screw it" two words in, and went straight to the comment section of the top result.

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Forgot Miko. Sorry for being 3 years late

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I just wanted to hear this new dope Touhou track but well why not

[@sonnguyenvan3480]

same

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[@Linfamy]

Yes, I'm very mad that you didn't find this channel sooner!

[@duesalbladesinger7900]

I'm surprised the Chinese didn't promptly execute the Japanese messenger for that.

[@Linfamy]

On the contrary, the Chinese emperor actually swallowed his anger and sent back an envoy with a really nice letter =). He was planning to attack Koguryo and wanted to keep the possibility of Japan's help open.

[@animalia5554]

Linfamy Sounds like something out of Sun Tsu

[@junchan_3200]

In Chinese culture no matter how bad ur relationship are between two countries u don’t kill massagers from each other. It is extremely rude. But sometimes people do that.

[@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917]

Hey, that's Miko from Touhou

[@prismus6520]

It’s Miko but male and real

[@prismus6520]

It’s Miko but male and real

[@darksorcerer1176]

That's you're descendant toyo-chan

[@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917]

@@darksorcerer1176 and also my sister.... Haha! As she's a mother of first Emperor of Japan

[@viiiderekae]

Now Mononobe no fita is Soga no tojiko's Boss 🤣 Prince.Shotoku = Toyosatomimi no Miko XD

[@Punaparta]

*Futo

[@YumemiEmi]

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[@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917]

Saki joined the chat

[@octo1622]

@@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917 bold of you to assume she can utilize technology

[@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917]

@@octo1622 when did I say that?

[@Moepowerplant]

"Land of the setting sun." *Did you just call my place the West?!*

[@karaqakkzl]

Where's the land that sun never set Wakanda? - Killmonger -

[@HaruRoselia]

That phrase can also be interpreted as: Japan = New Nation and China = Old Nation.

[@IchCharacter]

@@HaruRoselia Even worse, Japan, a new and 'rising' nation, compared to China, an old and 'setting' nation that's going down.

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[@Linfamy]

Hey don't sweat it, I'm already happy you're watching :)

[@thegoddessofboredom2660]

And in the end it is revealed that prince Shoutoku secretly was a taoist than a Buddhist. And that he's not even dead. And that he's not even a "he".... ...Touhou Fans will understand.

[@kyledayton7829]

Yep

[@andreimorar5249]

Yes

[@Jann75]

Yep

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Woo! Keep that juicy content coming!

[@z.l.burington1183]

Very nice coverage of Shotoku Taishi. Hoping that the Isshi Incident is coming up soon.

[@Linfamy]

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Really great video. Namo Shotoku Bosatsu.

[@maggintons]

1:46 as someone who's playing Emperor Heinrich of the HRE in Crusader Kings 3, I feel his pain.

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Finally, this part is my favorite!

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[@Linfamy]

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[@flandrescarletdevil5844]

This makes Touhou have more sense

[@kyledayton7829]

I love all these connections between the lore and real Japanese history and folklore

[@GenLiu]

Empress Suiko which, based on the brooch in her hair, had also invented the motorcycle centuries before it was an actual thing...So, yeah. Pretty powerful, indeed XD

[@MissClockworkRabbit]

Anyone know what the song he was dancing to for a second there was called though?

[@rafael285pc]

the concept of constitution of my country is similar, because we dont have any punishment just the basic laws that rule the state and nation as a whole from human rights, to the power of the states or the attribution of govertment's institutions and officials

[@Arculum]

4:13 cap rank system 5:08 17 article constitution

[@strategicgamingwithaacorns2874]

Is that letter to China the letter where the phrase "the land of the rising sun" came from?

[@alantan9863]

Sort of.

[@lawrence4318]

My guess is that, given the geographic location of Japan in relation to China, visitors to Shotoko from China's mainland, referred to his island territory as "land of the rising sun"..., because to the Chinese, that was a natural observation. And so the Chinese word established for that land across the sea to the east was reben, or root of the sun.So maybe Shotoku was only innocently conveying what he thought was just a fact of life. And for us in the West, we view Japan as that coveted place in the world first to toast the New Year. :-)

[@publiuska2204]

The name Sunrise land is really nothing special in East Asia if you think about it. First people called Gija Joseon or Wiman Joseon Joseon(朝鲜) which roughly means bright sunrise(朝日鲜明) for it was located on the east of other Chinese states. Then the Qin dynasty was formed, people in India started calling China Cīnasthāna or something, the Chinese translated it to 震旦／振旦／真旦 which also means bright sunrise because China was on the east side of India. And there's Japan, except this time there's only the Pacific on its east.

[@lawrence4318]

The Joseon you refer to is not Japan but what the Chinese referred to as "the land of the morning freshness", or calm, i.e. Korea.

[@aysseralwan]

7:07 is when the sun and moon have gained their brightness once again 😂😂

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[@johnnylams3948]

Is it me or Empress Suiko wears a motocycle on her head? 0:33

[@Linfamy]

O.o this proves the existence of time machines

[@Jann75]

Byakuren confirmed

[@user-jo9zh9nl1j]

Buddhism and Christianity are also spreading from China to Japan at that time Yes, Christianity too Shoutoku-Taishi is a name given by people of later generations His name is Umayado-no-Miko It is said that there was a relationship with Soga-no-Umako So Umayado-no-Miko But with Umayado there is a meaning of a horse's cabin. However, in legend, his mother got pregnant because the Bodhisattva came from the west and got into the body. And he was born in a horse cabin. (Have you heard a similar story, do not you?) And he had superhuman ability and assisted Emperor Suiko……… Japan's first constitution was made by him. It is interesting because he promoted Buddhism

[@Linfamy]

Yes! That was a legend of his birth. It seems very much like they adapted it from the story of Jesus's birth.

[@xTheacefrehleyx]

Not unlikely, since there are stories of foreigners (not chinese or korean) that came to Japan through China during the Sui and the Tang, to help with stuff Japan was not familiarized yet, like some advanced (for the time) engineering and building. Maybe some Christians from central Asia found their way to Japan and got the stories going, and inspired derived stories. But the religion christianity in itself didn't have any real spreading, back then, though.

[@user-jo9zh9nl1j]

Догухан Гыктюрк We Japanese, if we receive education of high school, even ordinary people will be able to read about 1500 years ago books.Because those sentences are written in kanji.(But I think the current Chinese can not read it) I can also read in Nihonshoki , Kojiki and Shinsen Shouji Roku(Newly Compiled Record of Names;815CE), Is Japan's history interesting? In addition, geographical factors, rights, disasters, religion, etc. are comprehensively integrated to made Japanese history..

[@user-jo9zh9nl1j]

Let's make an opinion If you come to Japan from Korea's KUdara, they must use the Reman current. Because it conflicts with Tsushima current, they become hard to come to Japan If you use seasonal wind, you can go to Korea from Japan.To the contrary it is impossible for an ancient ship without a keel to cross the rough ocean in winter So many people are impossible to come from Korea If they have technology and come from Europe, the presence of the keel will be known There is a keel from ancient EgyptIf they have technology and come from Europe, the presence of the keel will be known. There is a keel from ancient Egypt. In other words, they may have been nomads, but inconsistency will occur. The nomads wealth is domesticated animals themselves. Will they give up on it? It should not be. Somewhere, something is wrong. Besides, Emiko Suiko comes from Soga, but he has not defended Soga Clan at all. Emperor Suiko's child is not on the seat of the Emperor. Geographical factors, rights etc. Comprehensively thinking is this

[@38-jishjilson89]

Nestorian Christianity arrived in China only in the Tang era so I don't think it had any influence on the myth.

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By the way, it looks like his Pegasus is starting a Yakuza gang in hell

[@windyryady6367]

A MAN OF CULTURE

[@Mikeztarp]

Was the source that told you they wore different-colored caps the Smurfs? Because I don't know about the historicity of that one... :P

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Haha! Papa Smurf would never lie to me!

[@yuyuko9940]

Me when Miko

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[@Linfamy]

Good job! :D

[@bosbanon3452]

Soga's hair style remind me to Kiminaro's clan in the Naruto, the Chinese emperor head gear seem like central Asian, was the sui dyansty really use that head gear instead of the Jade Taels

[@jameswilliams2269]

"Sui" is pronounced "sway".

[@Linfamy]

So I've been told 😅, thanks!

[@johnclever8813]

steve gale You’re thinking of the Japanese, not the Chinese.

[@seneca983]

How did they make the purple dye? Presumably, they didn't use Tyrian purple?

[@seneca983]

@steve gale: Thanks for the info. Is the process as laborious as for Tyrian purple?

[@seneca983]

@steve gale: OK. I guess the mollusk version was similar to Tyrian purple which is also made from mollusks and probably similarly labor-intensive, i.e. even small garments need many tens of thousands of mollusks crushed to get enough dye.

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Thanks for sticking around for so long :D

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Nice 😊

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3:25 _the roast of the CENTURY_

[@Linfamy]

Lol

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[@Linfamy]

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[@barbiebarbie1813]

At least one point is certain, that is, from the pre -Qin dynasty, there have been 4 times large -scale immigrants from Chinese Han people to enter the Japanese islands and Korean Peninsula, which have a profound impact on the historical trends of China and Japan and ( Korean Peninsula ). Focus on reference materials : Asuka Period in Japanese history (538-710 AD) Nara period (710-794) in early Japanese history ) The Chinese carefully taught the primitives of Japan (and korea) at the time to teach the knowledge of rice, cutting wells, manufacturing agricultural tools, spreading medicine, textiles and other knowledge. They pushed Japan from the brutal primitive society to a slave society. Chinese Han people's four large -scale immigrants enter the Japanese islands record : 1. Qin and Han Dynasty Qin Shihuang (秦始皇 259-210 BC) swept the six regions. In order to escape the war, the Chinese people fled to Japan in two ways: Some Chinese people crossed the sea from the Northeast to the Korean Peninsula to Japan. Japan. 2. During the Wei, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties (420 -589 BC) During the period of "Upheaval of the Five Barbarians 五胡亂華", in order to avoid the war, the Chinese people began a wave of migration to a large -scale migration around. Most of the fleeing Chinese finally went to Japan, forming the climax of immigration to Japan. The representative is Liu Azhi (劉阿知), the descendant of Emperor Han Xian(漢獻帝). 3. The Sui and Tang Dynasties (581-907 BC) Japan sent a large -scale Tang ambassador to China to visit China, while China sent a large number of people to spread advanced technology and culture to Japan. Most of these people are monks or cultural scholars. They are left as required by the Japanese because of the difficult sailing and welcomed by Japan. They often stay and "domestication" into the Japanese. The representative is the monk Jianzhen(監真). 4. The Song (960-1279)and Ming dynasties(1368-1644) In the Yuan Dynasty, the Han people in the southern Song Dynasty broke their families. In order to avoid the war and kill, they moved to Japan one after another. The representative of this period was scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty - Lanxi Daolong(蘭溪道隆). ------------------------------------------------------- In ancient China. Due to the escape or expansion of territorial reasons. There were many records of the Han people moved to the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese islands (including Okinawa). Establishing small countries and regimes on these islands (representing Chinese senior officials rather than emperor). In addition to the later period of Japan (because of the ocean). The Han regime on the Korean Peninsula has always been the ancient Chinese territory and the scope of direct jurisdiction (but sometimes it is similar to the different phenomenon of political opinions from the central government. It is similar to the situation in Taiwan and Hong Kong today. When the relationship between Taiwan and Hong Kong and the central government is bad. Sometimes they think they are independent countries or claim to be non -Chinese). The history of the establishment of a regime on the Korean Peninsula (Goguryeo, Baiji, Silla, Goryeo early). It is not the history of the Korean people. Instead, it is the history of the local regime of the Han people in northern China.These royal family and nobles are Chinese and descendants who move to the peninsula. They are wearing Han nationality clothing and using Chinese characters. They also claim to be the Han family. Only some civilians and slaves are indigenous people from the south of the peninsula (Koreans). This is very certain. (A large number of ancient Chinese tombs were unearthed on the 2/3 Korean Peninsula today. Han murals (depicting the lives of the Han people in the north), the fairy and god beast of the Han nationality.Han religion. Chinese character stone monument. Han Dynasty coins. ........... The southernmost part of the peninsula is unearthed in the original and backward Korean national life tools. It can be seen that the extremes of two different ethnic groups( Chinese VS Korean ) and different civilizations exist at the same time in the same period of the peninsula history. * The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG(朱蒙) Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation. Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions, like the relationship between Taiwan and Hong Kong today) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north. (Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics). The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people. * Goryeo's founding king-Wang Jian (王建). Wang Jian (王建) is very obviously the immigrants or descendants of the Han people (whether the culture of clothes is the Han culture), this possibility is quite high. Because Wang Jian is the descendant of the Chinese (Han), the regime he has established follows the abbreviation of the ancient country Goguryeo, as the new national name Goryeo. The North Korean people at the southern end of the peninsula were called as workers and slaves (wearing pure white clothes and women to show nipples). Later, they became the civilians of Goryeo. The history of the Korean nation is the history of slave. They have never sovereignty.

[@Jobe-13]

Sweet!

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What about Kukai ????????????

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[@Linfamy]

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[@Monosekist]

Japanese history: clans vs emperors American history: states vs federal hmm...

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But...i do have playlists

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这个动画萌翻了 哈哈很可爱

[@makeeye2867]

what happened to Kukai :( i thought he was the one who did all the cool buddhism stuff

[@MrsCloverNorth]

Kukai was born in the late 8th century in Heian period. Whereas Prince Shotoku lived in the late 6th century to the early 7th century.

[@bethschirott3319]

Japan Prince Shōtoku

[@moved_...]

Toyosatomimi no miko was based on this guy 😂

[@jakeariel3974]

Once the prince said: *Hmm*

[@kimiiya_]

me when touhou

[@Stimm002]

That letter to China could also be interpreted as "our time is rising yours is setting." Or our empire is on the way up yours in on the way down. We may both be of heaven and are equals now but even that will change. Eitherway it makes for a not so happy China.

[@NelsonDiscovery]

And so, the Emperor tried to reform Japanese society so that power wouldn't be held by those who had experience in a certain field but by those who were a good boy. To nobody's surprise he failed. But that doesn't matter, because after that, the Soga clan would be ousted from power... by their own merrit lol

[@lunaamore2713]

I hope you Tube paid you for the commercial I watched on this video. 😮 because I've noticed there's commercials on your videos now.

[@Linfamy]

Oh there have been ads for a long time actually

[@marcgoncalis9802]

Why did you talk about China and Korea as whole entities? Weren't they composed of several ethnicities? Did each one speak a common language?

[@kaisermuto]

Soga-no-umako was Sogudo race who came from Tarkey as well as Yang Kuei fei. Prince Shotoku sent a letter to Sui dynasty, was written as follows " Prince of the place of rising sun wrote a letter to king of the place of sun set. Do you have any complain about?" Even anscient people thought Japan as rising sun country.

[@rustyroof6593]

Shoutokutaihshi is also a theory that it was the Persian. Often Judaism and Shinto is a lot in common. There is a place called Umayadde(UMAYADO) in Syria.

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Touhou fans freaking out

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I'll give you my finger! (Pushing like and subscribe, hehe)

[@Linfamy]

Thank you :p

[@samuelschonenberger]

What will the child's name be?

[@Linfamy]

I'm debating between Beezow doo-doo zopittybop-bop-bop and Ame nigishi kuni nigishi ama tsu hi daka hiko ho no ninigi no mikoto.

[@puttingthestoryinhistory2085]

But I don't drink coffee

[@olivekanareck4613]

No offence But I like Your stories of Japanese mythology Much more then political struggles and other stuff

[@lawrence4318]

Sui is closer to sway (as in, influence) than swee (as in, sweet).

[@josephp9628]

and how are laws not also ethical principals?

[@Linfamy]

Didn't claim that though. Laws can be ethical principles, but ethical principles are not necessarily law =)

[@NikkiMKarLen]

Keep the Patreon dance.

[@Linfamy]

I'm a great dancer, don't pay attention to what everyone else says

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Great video! I'm sorry I can't give you even a penny, I have a trip soon and every nickel must be saved to buy a JR Pass. Then I'll be paying credit cards for years to come.

[@Linfamy]

You never have to say sorry for that, I'm happy you're watching the videos =)

[@PortalBreaker]

This isnt Toyosatomimi no Miko 😠

[@WildBillCox13]

Hehehe "until **** deported them . . ."

[@gamevalor]

"here was an inferior vassal state" you seem to be telling history from a Chinese point of view. Japan was not a vassal state from any country since the first Japanese emperors were established. Japan traded with many other countries in Asia including in South East Asia.

[@Punaparta]

I didn't read that line like that. I understood it as not reflecting the reality, but rather the personal perception of the Chinese Emperor, who believed that he and he alone had a mandate from the Heaven itself to rule the world, and all other kingdoms existed only because he tolerated them.

[@Linfamy]

Yep I was speaking from the mindset of the Chinese emperor

[@lawrence4318]

If China was the "Middle, or Central, Kingdom" (Chukoku),then Japan was beyond next door Korea, and on the periphery.

[@spirit0325]

*Basketball analogies*

[@Adrian-id3ig]

Cap rank system

[@exopxo5691]

ets dem aisian gang

[@animalia5554]

So... Shotoku = Hashirama? I mean with all off his Buddihism imagery and all that.

[@Linfamy]

Hashirama from naruto? Dunno, it's been a long time since I watched it. Did he have a lot of Buddhist imagery?

[@animalia5554]

He created giant Bhuddist statues made out of wood.

[@Linfamy]

Ah :)

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the 5th commenter

[@Linfamy]

Whoaaa that's a record

[@hwasiaqhan8923]

:)

[@Linfamy]

:D

[@darkkira1332]

Great vid as always. Also, I knew it! Trump made the great wall!

[@Linfamy]

Omg =D. It's true, I heard a few years ago they dug up a ancient receipt which confirmed that the Huns paid for the great wall.

[@joannamysluk8623]

@@Linfamy And yet they still wanted to get down to business to defeat them.

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Suiiiiiii dynasty

[@carriertaiyo2694]

Is it a boy or a girl? XD

[@calicogreyroot9238]

Hey! New viewer here! Really enjoying your channel and been binge-ing it! Liked your anti trump joke - but just wanted to ask you to think twice before legitimizing hate speech like "anchor babies" - regardless of your political leanings.

[@unfunniestman]

you forgot the part where he was revived and became trans in the 2010s smh

[@gentleman2410]

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[@MulToyVerse]

Uh..... This was centuries before President Trump!!!! 🤪

[@John77Doe]

13th view

[@Linfamy]

Nice :p

[@puipinm-music9818]

omybuddhism! Whats the name of your child? Is it Shotoku?

[@Linfamy]

Haven't decided. I'm debating between Beezow doo-doo zopittybop-bop-bop and Ame nigishi kuni nigishi ama tsu hi daka hiko ho no ninigi no mikoto.

[@puipinm-music9818]

Man, that names almost so long that by the time you're done saying it, their class in school would be done. Think about the kid's school life man. Sometimes you just shouldn't take everyones suggestions. I think a better suited name would be "Jugemu Jugemu Unko Nage Ki Ototoi no Shin-chan no Pantsu Shinpachi no Jinsei Balmunk Fezarion Isaac Schneider San Bun no Ichi Junjyou na Kanjyou no Nokotta San Bun no Ni wa Sakamuke ga Kininaru Kanjyou Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiruyou de Shinranai no wo Boku wa Shitteiru Rusu Surume Medaka Kazuno Kokoedame Medaka….Kono Medaka wa saki no to wa Chigau Yatsu Dakara Ikeno Medaka no Hou Dakara Raa-yuu yuuteimiouki Mukou Pepepepepepepepepepepepe Bichiguso Maru"

[@Linfamy]

That's ridiculous! I would never include Namae in a name

[@puipinm-music9818]

Look, its like a short mini sentence, "boku no namae"... Im including the sentences here for historical effect.... It's deep. It''s metaphysical.

[@Linfamy]

Ohh metaphysical, I'm convinced

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i'll only support your patreon if i can place the money in your g-string

[@Linfamy]

Hmmmmm... will think about it

[@aoi_yamada032]

A country that is most misunderstood in history in the world. Its name is Japan.

[@agkranronrin5334]

In the end, this uploader couldn’t refute against my proofs in other video.

[@xtinct77able]

저질 콘텐츠

[@KittieGeorge]

This thesis is wrong as usual. Then-current Japan never adopted Confucianism, but Buddhism. The reason is rather not to be dependent on China than the Empress's preference because Buddhism is more universal religion originated from India.There is major misunderstanding that Japan has been Sino-centric Confucianism country like Korea among western countries. Prof. Huntington made same mistake at the 1st version of 'Clash of Civilization' but he revised the part later.

[@lawrence4318]

As for embracing Confucianism, I think that if you interviewed a member of the Samurai warrior class you would discover something different.

[@DarkDennis1961]

Inserting modern references into your extremely interesting videos kind of ruins it for me.