Saudeuleur Nan Madol (Micronesia Pacific Austronesia)

[@leonardekiek]

it is the story of rise and fall of Nan Madol although the re-enactments are from re-enactments of Polynesian history (i think it’s Hawaiian King Kamehameha). what is presented here is not far off of Nan Madol history but it would’ve been cooler if you hadn’t used these re-enactments and rather kept to cgi, sketches or other material/content that you can find that are actually about Nan Madol. i know there isn’t much available but some people may take offense to what you did here due to cultural awareness/sensitivity. one of the often highlighted points about the Isokelekel overthrow of the Saudelaur reign is the act of bravery by one of Isokelekel’s high ranking man, if im not mistaken. it’s said that as the 2 sides fought, Isokelekel’s men retreated. that official rallied Isokelekel’s men from retreating by spearing himself in the foot and into the ground and yelling out something along the lines he wouldn’t retreat any further. his side saw this then fought back and defeated Saudeleur and his men.

[@topopoptapapap2145]

Yeah man some clips were poly.

[@TerraSt0rm]

The king that was in there was a tongan king, I think thats the video where the king lands on an island and theres no food, and a local couple kills their own daughter to cook food for the king

[@goldgen7352]

Saudeleur/sedulur in sundanese language (west java island indonesia) means brother

[@urbnctrl]

@@goldgen7352 The Brotherhood.

[@DBT1007]

"Sadulur" disini sepertinya memang bahasa suku utama kita, suku Austronesia. Nenek moyang kita ini berasal dari Pulau Formosa atau Taiwan. Dan skrg Taiwan "dijajah" oleh orang2 Cina dari dataran Asia Timur.. Sadulur bukan bahasa jawa sepertinya. Suku/etnis Austronesia ini nantinya akan beradaptasi di daerah2 yg mereka tempati. Ada yg jadi Melayu, Melanesia, dll. Dan Orang Melayu pun berkembang menjadi orang Melayu asli, Padang, Batak, Jawa, Sunda, dsb. Dan dari suku sunda, terlahir suku betawi. Suku betawi adalah orang2 sunda kasar yg mendapat pengaruh dari berbagai budaya karena banyak orang2 yg mengadu nasib di Jabodetabek atau jaman dulu disebut Batavia atau jaman dulu lagi disebut Jayakarta. Awal munculnya suku betawi mungkin sejak jaman2nya Jayakarta. Dan itu hanya sebagian kecil dari perkembangan etnis/suku Austronesia. Etnis Melanesia sendiri juga berkembang menjadi beberapa jenis etnis/suku. Makanya orang Sulawesi dan orang Papua itu beda. Orang Papua dan orang Hawaii itu beda. Dll. Edit: Btw, utk org id yg heran "kenapa pake bahasa indonesia?", yaa karena pemilik channel ini adalah orang indonesia.

[@porothashawarma2339]

Great content as usual Edhaje , keep it coming man !

[@reminder1_]

Saudeuleur like Sunda language sadulur that's mean brothers. In the Sunda west java Indonesia there is megalithic site Gunung Padang, the structure of gunung padang like nan madol structure.

[@gahayumanggala8088]

sadulur nan modol

[@suyudiakhmad6904]

Saudeulur dynasty : dinasti sedulur Berarti sedulur (bersaudara)

[@bluend691]

@2:31 the voice that says "Dahme kumwail mwahuki met me kumwail sangkenei ki?", meaning "What you all like that brings you all this early?"..

[@cm9748]

Soo, the basalt for the reef structures was transferred across open ocean on dug out catamarans and then worked into buildings with stone tools ? Hmmmm, there are local ledgends that explain Nan Madols creation a bit differently, I guess Academia considers them children's stories. But stone tools and Catamarans, pretty outlandish as well .

[@johngordonmeade361]

Yes. In short, this depiction is a complete load of crap.

[@willowtree5267]

This is the only logical explanation based on the current flawed understanding. My belief is that there was a worldwide civilisation that existed prior to the Younger Dryas. This is one of the remnants of that civilization.

[@cm9748]

@@willowtree5267 yerp, no dug out canoes built nanmadol

[@urbnctrl]

Yeah, academia is gonna be in for a suprise if they ever uncover enough evidence. This story follows the safe route of Academia - sources from both the Spice Islands Moluccas as well as Pohnpei confirm a more ancient source however as to how and when these megaliths were built.

[@CrystalHotSauce1]

Dragons, it's what they say. Never know, may have been reptilian, nephillum 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@michaelwoodsmccausland5633]

Musicians Against Multiple Sclerosis salutes you! Relocalized indigenous ways MWM@

[@haritsdarwienm5886]

Saudeuleur sounds like a Javanese language "sedulur" it means something like brotherhood

[@pustakarileks7404]

Sedulur papat limo pancer

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@adamcheklat7387]

1:49: All those walls would even make the Marquis of Vauban blush!

[@Wildlife-kn1jo]

there is a lot of borrowed cultures from other society put together to make this clip (not true events)

[@faanengaaw7357]

My ancestors are Pohnpeian. Currently from Chuuk❤️

[@ollom13]

If it indeed had trade with Ryukyu, what is now the Philippines, and Indonesia, why didn’t they adopt metal?

[@quadeevans6484]

To be honest I had that question too but to be fair metal is a precious resource so in the eyes of the ryukyuans the micronesians didny have had valuable enough resources to trade for it

[@kamerad_marzuki3631]

Seduluran = brotherhood in Javanese

[@rzkiaki3987]

Kalo di sunda Sadulur

[@itachiuzumaki8061]

They dubbed it with the voice of the pohnpeian Jesus film🤣

[@dougp7934]

Who were they trading with? It’s remote there. I doubt the economy was ever that vibrant.

[@ksaUncleDrew]

Wow more about micronesia please, from kosrae and loved the vid...it only mentioned phonpei and kosrae..what about the other islands??like yapese with the stone money, always wanted to learn about its origin..

[@CleosetricVlyers]

People in minecraft creative mode

[@adundeiphillip2696]

No it's not minecraft a town and place for king and queen live

[@yolaniearon4472]

I’m actually a native over there. That’s funny👍

[@RCHeliJet]

No. Try to Transport 10 Ton in 1x stone on a boat thats not possible. The stone was Magnetic and i think with a Gravity field the stone fly to his Place. We are now 2020 cant build house without a Cran but how the lift 1x stone of 10x ton and on a Boat then??

[@greattimurempire7596]

Mashaalloh

[@Philo_Sapiens]

@@valerianus_200 takjub

[@Philo_Sapiens]

@@valerianus_200 :v

[@Philo_Sapiens]

@@valerianus_200 naon shih naon?

[@Philo_Sapiens]

@@valerianus_200 jowo cuma melu melu aku koyok wong wong iku wkwkw. Ngenes lur suku ngampong sok keras :v

[@jj_wijaya6324]

@@Philo_Sapiens emangnya di tadi bilang apa?

[@juliusruwetathin7676]

You guys are full of it!!!!

[@andraskupo3041]

Very good video!

[@arnoldkekesi9022]

What makes it a good video? That has absolutely nothing to do with facts and reason?

[@keepthefaith9805]

Nice aoe background music

[@harveymogarawanderingfilip5318]

Can you do Philippines next?

[@kashmirjohnny9781]

I wonder who made this video. Cuz it is not the whole story

[@topphenomena9207]

Merekalah orang-orang lemurian dan termasuk orang-orang Indonesia di gunung padang

[@pablobrown8745]

We're Micronesian this site is located on the island of pohnpei

[@donharrington8950]

Bamboo boats and land barges on sliders or rock roads

[@TimLynchNZ]

It is shameful that National Geographic have made up this mishmash of Polynesian and Micronesian cultures, to virtually end in a battlefield scene from Lord of the Rings. The weight of these millions of basalt 'logs' are so immense, it defies understanding of how this megalithic culture came into being. After numerous visits to the Bishop Museum in Hawaii, and visiting Nan Madol twice, I have come to the conclusion that this area punch's the back end of the Bible right back to over possibly 20,000 years ago. There is also Yonaguni Island, one of the Yaeyama Islands being the westernmost inhabited island of Japan. Where sunken antediluvian remnants of a civilisation remain. We have to be far more curious than leaving academics and intellectuals cozy in the air conditioned offices - to control the narrative.

[@jarrettjb]

It makes sense that the Nephilim and Rephaim giants of the Bible would build the structures.

[@TopofthesouthPacific]

I was looking for info on how old Pohnpei is, I found one of those giant clam shells on my land about a half mile are so up a mountain side. In the jungle and lots of old coral in the stream. Near Nan Madol. ❤👍🏼

[@n-bynorthwest1347]

Looks like a star fort

[@mariodihras8838]

Who makes the video 😅🤣😂🤣🤭

[@azizintadzirmahdi7997]

Sedulur is Java language

[@zenalabidin8612]

Gunung Padang megalithic site... Cianjur Jawa barat Indonesian

[@solleilua]

Wow this is so sad 😞 🥺

[@stephencurry3827]

In nan madol my cousin had alot of nightmare there never wish to go back cause my cousin yell that time we left my cousin got sick and thew up

[@pablobrown8745]

😂 because you don't go to sacred place and disrespect the place. I live the born there and every local knows this not to disrespect the place. Our island is called pohnpei sarawi which translates to English " upon an holy altar" if you are a mischievous person visit here the land of karma 😂

[@jocelynoxenham7616]

Beautiful people.

[@donharrington8950]

Pushed canoes with water canals or trams

[@johnhouston5412]

I would like to see some effort made to recover all the relics the Germans took off the island and later the ship carrying these priceless items was sunk at sea. WHY no effort made to recover these???

[@jmjm1920]

Tongan Empire Ahu o Tongaliki Moai Tiki in 'Ata Easter Island Langi o Tuitonga Haamonga a Maui Stonehenge Siaheulupe Mounds 'Umutangata Lo'au first migration from Vaihi means big land America named after Havaihi Savaihi Aotealoa big island 🏝 Tuitonga residents in Tongatapu Easter Island 🗿

[@narutoxx2166]

😂😂😂😂

[@josephalaguna]

Amazing warriors.

[@Zxqii_123]

Anyone in 2023??

[@alazn-art7690]

Bang Palu dong

[@Nabeellaiq17]

INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA INDONESIA

[@mossadulrich4106]

Did non madol means pool of the eel than it is the eel godess that has been worship you can see the canal where the eel uses to went in to.well the fall of non madol is that the people don't have enough sacrific to offer so the eel goddess snatch the people of non madol one by one so they abandoned non madol.

[@gh7829]

My humble origin.

[@chevyyyyyyy]

Pride in ethnic culture is no excuse to exaggerate that scantily dressed folks using small wooden sailboats transported blocks of stone weighing about 10 times the weight of the Great Pyramid

[@canary-ho9uz]

meemaw said ur beef and noodle is done

[@chevyyyyyyy]

@@canary-ho9uz Putting salt on it will melt it way up when blue.

[@canary-ho9uz]

@@chevyyyyyyy diddly widdly doo da yee yee

[@cavedarter1213]

@@canary-ho9uz what does this mean I'm completely baffled

[@pillbobaggins2766]

the egyptians floated blocks of materials along the nile while wearing loincloths

[@bjorn1ronside514]

What a coincidence. I just watched a video about a dude referred to as Papa Mau. When the Polynesians were looking for a traditional navigator no Pohnapeian took the challenge. It's really hard to believe they even know how to navigate. Let alone even know which star is at a certain degree.

[@quadeevans6484]

Dude the reason few micronesians posses this knowledge is because it had been lost due to the modernization of the islands if they never knew how to do this then they couldn't have gotten there in the first place

[@canary-ho9uz]

the marshallese were by far the best skilled navigators out of oceania and both pohnpei and the marshalls are not that far from eachother

[@micronesianculture6701]

Our ancestors were navigators the first Pacific Islanders Islanders of this era just catch United airlines

[@j.r.freeman9420]

Cmon bruh let's not bash our micro brothers... They may have lost the knowledge but at one point they knew... How else did they get there

[@bjorn1ronside514]

Well obviously it's not that lost. This dude from Satawal, source states that it's somewhere in the Federated States of Micronesia Yap, even showed the Polynesian how to travel the open ocean using only celestial navigation. And they claim they can still do it this days. So I'm guessing it's not lost to this people from Satawal.

[@Nabeellaiq17]

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[@v.jioanis7758]

Ieremen kitail copy kasdo kitail do it the pohnpeian wei

[@riocahyadi1135]

"Saudeuleur" is javanese language thats mean brotherhood

[@将軍ピンポン]

すっげ

[@kaspiplat3873]

This is not how they build nan madol !!

[@HilariusWidya]

Pasaudeuleuran Austronesia

[@suadrifkoplak]

Dulur Austronesia

[@maymenakamura451]

Sohte douluhl pahrekpene no mehlel……

[@DBT1007]

It's MALUKU. NOT MOLLUCAS. Stop all this misspell word thing

[@coppenheimerr]

DB T during the Dutch colonization of Indonesia, the Dutch call it Moluccan

[@coppenheimerr]

Plus , he is Indonesian so sometimes he can misspell words

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

historically, spanish also called the spice islands as Moluccas

[@coppenheimerr]

xXxSkyViperxXx I didn’t know that , thanks for info

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@@coppenheimerr in history class in the philippines, our teacher tells us that the spaniards like magellan were initially looking for moluccas as the famed spice islands, but they landed instead in philippines around samar island in visayas

[@Delko_mino]

It’s so funny because he keeps repeating the same line that’s enough I don’t think they understand lol

[@jakecob2624]

What u talking about

[@BurdsonAnton]

Yep

[@donharrington8950]

Petrified wood ash brick geopolymer 300 ton ziplines or trams

[@Daffa-iv8gl]

Aku sendiri

[@PabloRomero-sh3zn]

Disastrous explanation of Nan Madol. Naked men with chiesels and ropes building temples to worship gods in the middle of nowhere. There is a connection with Gunung Padang. This City was made in an age with a lower sea level. You have to consider the continental platform as non submerged land and then everything gets connected to a very old civilization.

[@rzkiaki3987]

Sadulur In Sundanese

[@thomashoppes8594]

this was definitely not built with stone age tools and basic human technology...

[@mahmudalikhan5651]

europeans sees them for the first time and calling them 'indians'

[@sirtonymayo1468]

Is this a comedy 🤣 as if these mongs built this get real.