🇹🇼 The History of Taiwan: Every Year

The history of Taiwan, from the days of Indigenous tribes to the flourishing democracy of today.
00:00 Intro
00:04 Paleolithic period
00:33 Neolithic period
01:20 Iron Age
01:33 Pre-colonial period
02:08 European colonial period
02:33 Kingdom of Tungning
02:47 Taiwan under Qing rule
05:08 Taiwan under Japanese rule
05:42 Republic of China
05:45 Republic of China (Taiwan)
06:55 End credits
Music from purple-planet.com

[@prismpyre7653]

In all the geopolitical discussion of Taiwan and who it 'belongs' to, no one ever stops to think about the indigenous inhabitants who were crushed by all of these competing powers and colonizers. :-(

[@Anwoo]

Your saying reminds me think of Hawaii and Native Americans of South and North too. There were also Indigenous peoples flourished but faded away...

[@chippypills]

They overwhelmingly vote for the Chinese Nationalist Party though, so…

[@bobettethedestroyerthebuil1034]

@@Anwoo they’re still around

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@@Anwoo yes, all empires are a bunch of brutes

[@HD-fy2wu]

This applies to almost everywhere on Earth, like Ainu people in Japan, Celtic Britons in the UK, etc

[@Alevuss92]

Very detailed map. Your decision to keep track of changing coastlines, city names and linguistic changes in the region are appreciated as always.

[@BBarNavi]

He used the modern coastline of Tainan for the colonial period. Big no-no, considering much of coastal Tainan is reclaimed land.

[@edwardsnowden8821]

USA should recognize transnistria, northern Cyprus, South ossetia, abkhazia, Palestine, Taiwan, somaliland and western sahara as independent.

[@GyacoYu]

The Southern Song dynasty's administration of Penghu, Taiwan is entirely ignored (which is a basis why China says Koxinga "reclaimed" Taiwan). Koxinga was not a kingdom but a feudal power. The entire Penghu history is essentoally ignored in the video.

[@kennethk4688]

Very detailed and well researched Taiwan history.. well done

[@paiwanhan]

Great video. Great attention to all the historical place names spelled in POJ. Prior to the Dutch occupation of Taiwan, they occupied Penghu from 1622 to 1624. Also, around the time of the Kingdom of Middag, there were also several Paiwan tribal federations which existed into the Japanese era.

[@vincentbj84]

Great job

[@R-D-tk9zq]

Can’t wait for the new update to drop!

[@user-op2om2ff7x]

I’m from Republic of China🇹🇼 Thank you for translating this video

[@MasoonCh]

I from Taiwan ☺️🇹🇼 Nice Video 😊👍

[@romanianturk2101]

Ah taiwan. I have visited 13 years ago. My favorite Chinese Province. So many people was in Taipei! Very nice beaches, very unfriendly forest full of Native.

[@what-ug2lp]

Taiwaneses Independence green terrorism group head Tsai Ing-wen ! don't copy/invade the national flag and Constitution and all properties, including Taiwan region of the territories and sovereignties of Republic of China

[@skps2010]

十分詳細的影片，在對應的時期也用了不同的語言，還用了台語拼音，非常不錯！

[@taipeistp5660]

什么时候有台语这个称呼？不是闽南话？

[@skps2010]

是閩南語沒錯 台語是台灣閩南族群對自己語言的稱呼，幾百年來皆如此。因為他們佔大多數，而且有很長一段時間台語是台灣的共通語

[@taipeistp5660]

@@skps2010 噗！别逗了，台湾原住民有多少人？漢族佔比98%。你說全島學台語拼音？笑死了。到處認知作戰。

[@skps2010]

你自己都說漢族佔比98%，事實上台灣閩南人佔 70% ，台語變成共通語很正常。 台語很多人會講，但我可沒說全島學台語拼音。雖然台語拼音有慢慢納入教育，但會的人還不多

[@taipeistp5660]

@@skps2010 是閩南話還是台語？我們福建的閩南話怎麼變成台語了？原住民講台語？能不能別認知作戰了？

[@1998JMRB]

No CCP, No KMT, No DPP Taiwan is austronesian

[@s888865]

現在也是南島國、東南亞國，只是漢人比例較多

[@bctvanw]

Taiwanese president Tsai is Austronesian mixed.

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

Like USA is Cherokee country. Unfortunately that’s not how the world works.

[@paiwanhan]

Also, by 1938 the Japanese occupied Coastal Fujian through their Amoy Operation. They controlled Xiamem (Amoy) until the end of the war. During that period, many Taiwanese professionals were brought to Amoy to help with the Japanese administration.

[@linderoes7832]

Xiamen*

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

@@linderoes7832 fuck mandarin chauvinist 😊

[@ash_11117]

@@linderoes7832you can call it both

[@nekiboyou636]

Next video is: 🇵🇭 history of the Philippines: every year

[@nanxing_toba]

Very detailed map!! Great job!!😆😆🎉🎉 But in fact, the sphere of influence of the indigenous tribes during the Dutch, Qing and the Japanese period do not coincide with the ethnolinguistic distribution of indigenous tribes today(which is seen throughout the entire video), as the tribes undergone migration (forced and voluntary) during different regimes depicted. For example: Bunun tribes migrated south, acquiring the traditional lands of Tsou and Rukai during the late 17th century ; Sasiyat tribes retreated inland, abandoning the rolling hills of Beipu（北埔）, Baoshan（寶山）,E'mei(峨眉) when Han armed cultivation group 金廣福 came in ; traditional lands of Tsou tribes diminished drastically because of war and disease which cause the hoya of Imucu to vanish as well as hoya of Luhtu to be incorporated into other communities ....etc. There are much more research to do to be able to show a more realistic historic map of Taiwan, as I assume the main theme of the map is to demonstrate the changes of various borders of regimes and tribal sphere of influence. But after all, as a Taiwanese, I appreciate your great effort on this!! 😆😆❣️❣️

[@BBarNavi]

Correcting some inaccuracies: The coast of Tainan was not the shape it was today until the modern period. It's largely reclaimed land. The "Hoanya" (actually the Arikun) did not have a holdout for such a long time lasting until the colonial period. In fact, they largely vacated their original lands to settle in Puli. The Makatao weren't in Hengchun during the Dutch period. They only arrived in the middle Qing period. The Seediq (Truku) didn't migrate eastward until the 16th century. This is according to their own traditions. Other than that, this was a stark improvement from your original map.

[@parisan9985]

Are you Indonesian?

[@BBarNavi]

@@parisan9985 No, Taiwanese. Why do you ask?

[@luxinogen6651]

@@BBarNavi are you indigenous tribe?

[@BBarNavi]

@@luxinogen6651 Yes I am.

[@Tearhawkjarvis0515]

我是洪雅族的後裔

[@Marijo-ki2vu]

Nice

[@s888865]

台灣在南海還有實質控制的東沙島、太平島

[@LLENN0420]

過於偏遠的島嶼通常在 國家土地歷史變動影片 不太會多提，像是 法國 位於印度洋的 法屬南部屬地，通常不會提起

[@nanxing_toba]

他製作的地圖是描述「台灣」這個島嶼，是探討這個地理區域在歷史中存在的各個不同勢力範圍，而不是探討諸政權的疆域變化

[@s888865]

@@nanxing_toba 理解，感謝解釋。台灣史就是以土地、原住民的角度看歷史，也符合現代的歷史多元教育

[@user-pq7sm5gk8i]

@@s888865 去中国化叫多元？

[@skps2010]

@@user-pq7sm5gk8i 去中國化是指不以中國的角度去看世界。跟文化無關。台灣不可能抵制從中國來的閩南客家等文化，畢竟這些是台灣人的根基

[@jamesdakrn]

Damn I didn't know that Okinawa was that close to Taiwan actually - thought it was more to the east than it is

[@ericchuang7880]

The small island on the map is just the southmost island of the okinama island chain, the main island is more at the northeast

[@gongzhengdu5121]

It's impressive that you put POJ. I love it! However, I want to point out that spellings for some given names are not correct. For examples, 鄭 should be Tēnn instead of Tīng, 馬 should be Má instead of Bé.

[@TheDragonHistorian]

I see, thank you for pointing that out.

[@gongzhengdu5121]

@@TheDragonHistorian Not at all. Thank you for making this video as I’m from Taiwan😆 * I found I wrote “given names” instead of “surnames”, my bad😂

[@Ngkiankiat]

@theshangobambo Hokkien language is a language, instead of a dialect of mandarin. There is a simple way to distinguish dialect between language. That is, people who using different language, cannot understand each other. However, people using different dialect, can almost understand each other. Who speaking mandarin but never know hokkien, cannot understand the latter. Therefore, getting wrong of the pronunciation of taiwanese hokkien is a serious deal, so this youtuber has corrected it. By the way, you should stop dreaming about “One China”, and depreciating taiwanese hokkien. That only make you like a stranger come from parallel universe.

[@gongzhengdu5121]

@theshangobambo He has used POJ, which is one of a writing system of the Taiwanese Hokkien language, and what I told him is that he chose the literary reading (文讀) of the pronunciation of Hanji (漢字), which is not proper because we Taiwanese usually pronounce the surname with colloquial reading (白讀). 我只是表示他用白話字寫台語我很驚艷，如此而已。他原本就是寫台語，而不是華語/普通話的拼音，我指出的是姓氏發音最好用白讀音而非文讀音，否則不符台灣人讀台語這個「語言」的習慣。 不過就馬英九的「馬」而言，台灣人習慣念文讀而非白讀。

[@user-zn9om7rb9h]

@theshangobambo Nah, there is NO dialect of Hokkien that pronounces surname 鄭 as Tēng and 馬 as Bé. Also, the spelling of the name of a real person is always a big deal.

[@user-np3ir3ow5i]

한국어 자막이 있어서 정말 잘 봤습니다. 참 유익한 채널같네요

[@k.umquat8604]

Another excellent video by the Dragon Historian

[@user-vb3ur2ec9i]

I love how you change the music from the national anthem to the flag anthem following the end of the white terror. Not many people know that but the flag anthem is generally more popular in Taiwan not only because it is more energetic, but also the proper national anthem represents the kmt party and chinese unification ideas. Many youths are not supporting that idea anymore due to years of seperation of china and taiwan. A unique identity has formed

[@Nemo-ii3bu]

中華民國萬歲！🇹🇼

[@Aaron-ge8sf]

總有一天一定要推翻中華民國建立台灣國！

[@Nemo-ii3bu]

@@Aaron-ge8sf 😥😥😥

[@bctvanw]

ROC had a Chinese consulate in Taihoku in 1930s.

[@middlefinger553]

If Zhang had fought with the Communist Party without imprisoning Chiang Kai-shek, now China would be the Republic of China

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

Love ROC from a PRC citizen, don’t ever let red scare thing ever come near the island. long live ROC long live mr sun long live democracy

[@CARL_093]

Finally ty bro

[@user-sr1sj8hk3m]

Around 1832, some of the Babuza, Taokas, Papora, Pazeh, Arikun, Lloa, and other indigenous groups originally living in the western plains migrated to Puli (located in the geographical center of Taiwan), became Thao's neighbors.

[@GaryHField]

Long live Taiwan, the homeland of our Austronesian race. Greetings from the Philippines. Long live Austronesians. We are strong, from Madagascar in the Indian Ocean to Hawaii in the Pacific.

[@user-rn6nb2ey7e]

All Austronesian ethnic groups traces their ancestry from Ancient Southern China to Taiwan Austronesian genetic marker yDNA O1a Filipino yDNA O1a mtDNA M， Andaman Islands/South Asia

[@emmravito9165]

Austronesian race is from Australia (or Oceania) bro, not Taiwan

[@Ren21798]

@@emmravito9165 you thinking of melanesia.

[@emmravito9165]

@Dord Dord fool, thats called migration not homeland, homeland more like the source of it

[@emmravito9165]

@@Ren21798 yeah i guess

[@book775533]

good

[@luoyanggovernment.chinabal50]

I from Taiwan Great video!

[@dylangtech]

It surprises me just how similar the history is to the US, where many cities we know today were first built by colonial rulers. China wasn't even the first to colonize Formosa/Taiwan

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

yah OG Changbin culture was the first to colonize formosa

[@edwardsnowden8821]

USA should recognize transnistria, northern Cyprus, South ossetia, abkhazia, Palestine, Taiwan, somaliland and western sahara as independent.

[@_casanova]

@@edwardsnowden8821 Let me explain some of the reasons they don't; Transnistria was claimed by Russians that were moved there during Stalin's Rule and he did that just to destabilize any independent nations that broke away from the Russian Soviet Republic. Northern Cyprus because it doesn't want to make it's ally Greece angry, SO and Abk. because they are Russian Puppet Governments. Palestine because the US is great allies with Israel. Taiwan because we get most of our imports from China because it's cheaper to build them there. Somaliland because we have no interest in Africa even though we should. Western Sahara is actually a pretty easy one; Morocco (which says Western Sahara doesn't exist and claims almost all of their land) was one of the first nations to recognize US independence and is a long standing Non-NATO ally.

[@venmis137]

@@edwardsnowden8821 Why?

[@edwardsnowden8821]

@@venmis137 just because, make other countries angry

[@lazardiwongjogja]

1:04 "Chilin culture", what a name. Guess everyone there were all chill.

[@Kai-rust]

Bing Chilin

[@Missingtextures1917]

China: Oh man I thought I was gonna be the ruler

[@corea359]

정성과 노력이 엄청나십니다!

[@ElCidLee]

Rarely people draw maps admitted that Qing didn't rule whole Taiwan. You're so awesome.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

I didn't even know Middang was a native state. I always do wonder if these sort of confederacies were like the start of state formation or if they are more a situational adaptation.

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

6:22 the surname 陳 is "Tân" in hokkien, not "Tîn". this surname is the most widespread hokkien surname in multiple countries with hokkien migrant descendants, it's a bit jarring to mistake it but anyways, these politicians in taiwan seem to be known more with the mandarin reading of their name instead of the hokkien reading. i see the error occurred when relying on wiktionary for this since the first entry for 陳 there shows the "Tîn" reading for the first definition, instead of the second definition that the surname uses

[@TheDragonHistorian]

Yeah, you got me there... That's embarrassing.

[@k.umquat8604]

@@TheDragonHistorian not really,it's just a slight mistake

[@wenhaozhang856]

Can you tell me the background music? I want to know all the background music in this video.@@TheDragonHistorian

[@TheDragonHistorian]

@@wenhaozhang856 I always list all background music in the end credits

[@s888865]

在台灣還有一說，台灣本島是板塊從海底擠出來的

[@bankerdave888]

May Taiwan stay a free and democratic country forever! 🥰🥰🥰

[@coconutperson1985]

It’s not a country

[@bankerdave888]

@@coconutperson1985 Like you're smart? 🤣🤣🤣

[@coconutperson1985]

Yeah

[@agoodman2146]

People's republic of China and republic of China you can't choose both.You can only establish diplomatic relations with one side.

[@coconutperson1985]

It’s the peoples republic then

[@RileyDaHero01522]

My Grandma was Born in Taiwan In 1941

[@raveoli1898]

incredibly well made👍

[@kevinkong7930]

yes

[@toucanmasterx]

Very real

[@LLENN0420]

The eastern coast of Taiwan Island is not the Philippine Sea but the Pacific Ocean. The Philippine Sea is located in the east of the Philippines and does not reach Taiwan Island.

[@TheDragonHistorian]

The northern boundary of the Philippine Sea is the southwestern coast of Japan, so yes, it does reach Taiwan. Also, the Philippine Sea is part of the Pacific Ocean.

[@Ck-zk3we]

@@TheDragonHistorian it makes more sense to explain that it’s boundaries are formed by an under sea basin

[@AnsgarisIoannes]

North Taiwan has a Spanish past with San Salvador fort and territory was Philippines jurisdiction and New Spain viceroyalty. Today Taiwan isn't independent country for chinese question (ROC in island vs PRC in continent).

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

both han taiwanese and austronesian taiwanese are cousins to chinese filipinos and austronesian filipinos

[@bctvanw]

A lot of Taiwanese are mixed like a lot of Filipinos.

[@The.Last.Dynasty]

Nais

[@dragonlukasmapping805]

And in 2004 until 2009 Taiwan have biggest skyscraper Taipei 101 :3

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

i wonder if the americans in ph during american era also did something like that when conquering igorots and moros

[@ellidominusser1138]

Wow. I did not know taiwan was colonized by china, so recently, and still so late only being completed around 1900.

[@EntertheDragonChild]

I just learned that Taiwan had usage of agricultural Hemp 10,000 years ago

[@CYbeRuKRaINiaN]

2:33 Empire of China VS Qing's Empire of China

[@okgolol333]

This is the best map history of taiwan video i ever seen

[@Rivan98]

Los españoles hubieran formado su colonia en el sur de taiwan que estaba mas cerca en su camino hacia filipinas pero los holandeses se les adelantaron por lo que se vieron obligados a estar en el norte.

[@matthewlo55]

Imagine the Dutch continued its rule of Taiwan.....

[@ayasuhaida]

The motherland of austronesians like malaysia, indonesia, philippines, palau, guam, brunei, and etc.

[@hansweissmann_xviii6754]

1) Formosa is the Portuguese word for beautiful Island; 2) Middag is the Dutch word for "noon" or "middle of the day". Hence, the history presented here probably is NOT 100% accurate. But who cares, right? As the colonial powers like to say......

[@torete1982]

Definitely the map a certain member of Pink Floyd should know about 😂👏👏 bravo!

[@fruitbadman]

是的，台灣現在的確是中國（中華民國，ROC）的一省，而不是一個國家。金門人跟馬祖人不是台灣人，而是福建人，但跟台灣人一樣都是中國（中華民國）人。我們的中央政府客觀來說（即不考慮任何國家政府的立場）是中華民國政府，而不是台灣政府。

[@yyuussuukkee]

This is a great video 👍.🇹🇼🇹🇼

[@user-bj1ft1tt3y]

第三方的歷史資料果然比較中立 謝謝韓國人整理這些

[@yoojieryu410]

What an amazing video accurately demonstrated the mainstream perspective view of Taiwanese history! It’s crucial to explain the ethnic tension between Taiwanese-speaking people and Chinese-speaking people, and the two major parties’ division. In Qing empire era, their control of Taiwan is poor and rather than Confucians community local worship plays a greater role in those days. That’s why we enjoys commercial relationship with western people in 19th centuries.

[@linderoes7832]

They are not poor.It was 200 years

[@yinsucui135]

You forgot the areas controlled by various military outposts in the Sui, Song, Yuan, Ming dynasties. Even by the Kingdom of Wu

[@cobeusagimole6633]

台灣沒有經歷過那些朝代

[@bctvanw]

In your dreams?

[@user-pr9vi4ze4j]

其实从基因测序就能发现1700多年前的汉人移民来到台湾。反而是很多大陆移民（反共者）不承认，台湾原住民反而知道这是真的

[@linderoes7832]

@@bctvanw That’s truth

[@iwanaja934]

Conclusion is before european coloniser came /landed in asia, australia ,america ,all native had living harmony ,had been unified eachother , borderless .. Everything had changed after white european voloniser came to asia, they are roots of worldproblem today,..all native were left in chaotic by european colonialism system.. every native of asia were divided by european colonialism ,apartheid formed . They arbritary draw every nations border line..abritary make treaty by pressure ..

[@Sergeix]

Cry about it.

[@user-smallkiyomi]

没有中文

[@user-kf6he9gf5m]

我需要中文

[@user-lc4kx1ds1p]

現在字幕有自動翻譯功能囉

[@SuperStreetWarrior]

Please do Estonia and/or its capital city Tallinn. Would love to see animated version how Tallinn grew duriing Soviet occupation.

[@user-ux8io9qt1u]

"Occupation"

[@JIRO-FX3150]

Zheng Chenggong is a Japanese born in Japan.

[@kaichang2059]

with Chinese name Chinese father Chinese culture served in Chinese army

[@JIRO-FX3150]

@@kaichang2059 His father was a merchant in Fujian, so his last name is Chinese, but his first name is Japanese. His mother was from a famous Japanese samurai family and he spent his childhood in Japan, which helped him win the war.

[@kaichang2059]

@@JIRO-FX3150 Well Zheng is a Chinese first name, Chenggong means success in Chinese, Which part is Japanese?

[@JIRO-FX3150]

@@kaichang2059 成功in Japanese means accomplishing a difficult goal. Zheng Chenggong's Japanese name was Tagawa Fukumatsu, and he spent his childhood in Hirado, but moved to his father's hometown of Fujian when he was seven years old. The Zheng family engaged in smuggling based on Amoy Island and Kinmen Island in Quanzhou Prefecture, and had a private army to fight against government forces and business rivals. When he was 15 years old, he passed the entrance examination and became a member of Nan'an County, Quanzhou Prefecture. Since then, he has studied under Qian Qianyi of the Donglin Party in Nanjing, the capital of the Ming Dynasty. His younger brother Jirozaemon remained in Japan with his mother when he was young, becoming the eldest son of the Tagawa family and growing up as a Japanese, named Shichizaemon Tagawa. Shichizaemon, who had a successful business in Nagasaki, continued to correspond with Zheng Chengggong through letters, and supported Zheng Chenggong in terms of funds and materials.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

Like was inland Taiwan wasn't populated until the Austronesians?.

[@BBarNavi]

It may well have been, but they left no archaeological records.

[@draned8612]

Something I noticed he forgot was when the Ming dynasty was kicked out of Mainland China by the Qing they went to Taiwan and got rid of the colonial powers there. Taiwan is not the last holdout of the ROC and was before the last holdout of the Ming Dynasty.

[@TheDragonHistorian]

You're describing the Kingdom of Tungning, which is included in the video

[@draned8612]

@@TheDragonHistorian oh I didn’t notice that thanks for clarifying!

[@andrewtandio580]

Koxinga is a Ming loyalist but he's nothing related with the Ming emperor or government. He built the Kingdom of Tungning.

[@user-hj4ly5pe7q]

To the east of Taiwan is the Pacific Ocean, not the Philippine Sea!

[@baobei.1300]

God bless Taiwan

[@user-xt2de7hm8d]

噢

[@Peoples.rep.of.Rome1949]

0:34 오스트로네이사가 아니라 오스트로네시아 아닌가요?

[@user-rn6nb2ey7e]

Taiwanese indigenous peoples(高山族群） Ydna O1a Southeast Asian： 1，Ydna C1b+D1a+M-The first settlers 2，Ydna O1a+O1b+O2-The second group of settlers/Mongoloid Austronesian/Austroasiatic/Sino-Tibetan Haplogroups C and D represents an extremely ancient lineage of modern humans in East Asia-The first settlers C1a+D1a2 Ainu people and Japanese（Jomon people） C1b+D1a1 Polynesia Melanesia Australian Aborigines Proto-Mongolian and Tungusic may have originally been C2b, inhabiting modern Mongolia and northeast China C1b1a1 South Asian C1b1a2 Vietnam/Hoabinhian C1b2a Indonesia, Melanesia (especially New Guinea), Micronesia, and some islands of Polynesia C1b2a1a Polynesian C1b3 New Guinea Highlands. Australian Aborigines 60.2%C1 Polynesia 53.5%C* (M130） Melanesia 57%M Cenderawasih 36.4%M When compared with present-day populations, the sampled ancient Hoabinhian individuals are genetically closest to the Semang (also known as "Malaysian Negritos") and the Maniq in the interior of the Malay Peninsula, and to the Andamanese Onge and Jarawa. Hoabinhians had haplogroups C1b and D* Genetic studies have revealed that the Andamanese people are relatively closely related to the indigenous South Asian hunter-gatherers The Andamanese also show high affinity to other Australasian populations , such as Melanesians, as well as to East/Southeast Asian peoples . Andamanese peoples Ydna D1a2 The second group of settlers K2a/NO Haplogroup O-M175 =O1 +O2 The O-M175 haplogroup origin were Yunnan-Burma border. Before separated into 2 branch, O1 (O-F265) and O2 (O-M122) O2 (O-M122) entered East Asia with the western route (Himalayan-Yunnan). And became to Sino-Tibetan O2a2b1 (M134) and Hmong-Mien O2a2a1a2 (M7). O1 (O-F265) They separated to 2 branch, O1a and O1b. O1a (M119) moved to Taiwan and became to Austronesians. O1b1a1a (M95) became to Austroasiatics who lived in Indo-China and O1b2 moved to Korea and Japan. migration path Yunnan O2→ Qinghai→ Sino-Tibetan/O2a2b1+Hmong-Mien/O2a2a1 Qinghai O2a2b1→O2a2b1a2 + O2a2b1a1 O2a2b1a1 →Tibet-Qiang tribes/Tibeto-Burman/ydna D+C→Tibetan，Burmese O2a2b1a2→North China, Manchuria/ydna C2→Northern Han Chinese O1b=O1b1（O1b1a1+O1b1a2）+O1b2 Yunnan O1b1a1→Mainland Southeast Asia /C1b1a2+D→Austroasiatic→Munda +Mon-Khmer O1b1a2→Mainland China O1b2→moved to Korea/Samhan people Austro-Tai O1a (M119)→Yangtze River Basin→Baiyue people Yangtze Riverm O1a (M119)→Fujian→Taiwan→ Austronesian→ Islands of Southeast Asia/C1b2a+D+M→Malayo-Polynesian Fujian O1a →Guangdong and Guangxi O1b1a1→Kam-Tai/Zhuang people Kam-Tai→Mainland Southeast Asia→Laos →Thailand North China O2a→Guangdong and Guangxi O1b1a1+O1a→Modern Han Chinese

[@jefflang3564]

C1b1 is probably an Austro-Tai and Jomon-like lineage that went into Hoabinhian if you look at the most current y-dna trees, distributions, papers. The Asian C1b and Australoid C1b clades split 47 kya

[@parisan9985]

Austro-Tai is O1a, not C1b

[@jefflang3564]

@@parisan9985 both are Austro-Tai. On the mainland C1b1a2 is highest in Kam-Sui (originally coastal Wuyue area), Yao, Tujia, and in Chongqing and Sichuan, all of whom are Yangtzean and have significant Austronesian orientations genetically. Outside of China it's in Singapore, Borneo, Philippines e.g. many Ilocanos. Ilocanos are basically pure Austronesian. Borneo e.g. Lebbo clusters tightly with Austronesian. Etc. No Hoabinhian-related groups have it that I can think of unless you know of any studies?

[@jefflang3564]

Lebbo and were also found to be close to South Indians, moreso even than Onge Hoabinhian. Lebbo are like 95% Austronesian if not more and have significant C1b1a2 lineage(s)

[@user-kf7ys8fc9v]

日本語は無いんですか？

[@dntytbr]

China but in another perspective

[@InglesDinamico100]

Xi jinping liked the video

[@JacksWorldOfficial]

Great video, love to Taiwan ❤

[@meejinhuang]

In the PRC, their students are taught that Taiwan was a part of China for thousands of years and the US stole it from the PRC. LOL.

[@user-gb2yb8nb7d]

wtf? It is common knowledge in PRC that Taiwan came under Chinese rule after Ming Dynasty defeated the Dutch. However the island of Taiwan has been mentioned in various Chinese texts since as early as the Han Dynasty. Also people from the Chinese Mainland have been settling in Taiwan long before the Ming has conquered it. Edit: By Ming Dynasty I mean the Kingdom of Tungning, Ming loyalists.

[@emmravito9165]

its kinda yes because the us had built a naval defence in Taiwan while the CPC was trying to invade the Island, so its a bit like stealing as the us made the ROC Goverment sympathized to the US

[@ninotaz2165]

没有上千年喔，都清楚台湾的历史

[@raymil]

@@user-gb2yb8nb7d It was never confirmed if it was Taiwan or not, there wasn't sufficient solid proof to support this theory, but the CCP decided to canonize it anyway to strengthen their claim over Taiwan

[@user-gb2yb8nb7d]

@@raymil 1) The Ming-Chinese takeover of Taiwan as part of the Sino-Dutch conflicts was documented by both the chinese as well as the Dutch. There are several texts and paintings about it. Of course, many in the west nowadays don't like to mention it, as it solidifies the fact that China has had ownership over Taiwan for a long time. 2) There was a place called "Yizhou" located off the Chinese coast in ancient Chinese texts from Kingdom of Wu, and it was most likely referring to the island of Taiwan. And yes, you are absolutely right if you say that it has never been fully confirmed if it was Taiwan or not, but many Chinese politicians as well as historians "Yizhou" truly is Taiwan or not. I personally believe that Yizhou is Taiwan, because it is the only place it would make sence.

[@revolucionanti-escorias2654]

La verdadera china

[@user-oz7lr4bg9x]

you just know only KMT anthem, but don't know Taiwanese National Anthem, that's pity.

[@user-oz7lr4bg9x]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXWqnpydjaemoLs This is Taiwan National Anthem

[@user-mb9cy5hf3r]

The philippine seas taiwan is not part of china owner is tribe or king the chinese is visitor on the islands

[@kaichang2059]

Do you want to repel more than 20 million Chinese out of Taiwan to give Taiwan back to aborigines?

[@chuanlin1000]

The island of Taiwan came out of the ocean it is rising

[@qbot-jk9yn]

天佑台灣

[@whocheng8793]

👍🇹🇼

[@EZGUO]

台灣的日本時期應該是1895~1952年才是正確的 1945年~1952年是同盟國軍事佔領期間 The Japanese period in Taiwan should be correct from 1895 to 1952. The period from 1945 to 1952 was the period of military occupation by the Allies

[@abcb0210cag]

平行宇宙史觀

[@EZGUO]

@@abcb0210cag 你去搜尋【同盟國軍事佔領日本】 看是你的史觀被以前的假歷史洗腦，還是你現在活在平行宇宙

[@k.ruhm_tsin-s]

咋中国首都在日本领土我的妈😂

[@jkc3738]

阿玛是自愿的

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

Taiwan is Chinese reward for fighting the Axis and losing 35million lives. That’s how the world works

[@edwardsnowden8821]

USA should recognize transnistria, northern Cyprus, South ossetia, abkhazia, Palestine, Taiwan, somaliland and western sahara as independent.

[@ririlielie]

No. Just Taïwan

[@edwardsnowden8821]

@@ririlielie why just Taiwan? This others also want independence too, what makes Taiwan special.

[@mrhaci7747]

Agree

[@jkc3738]

it means breaking diplomatic relations with China....genius..🤣

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

@@edwardsnowden8821 because they don’t really care about oppression or democracy, they only care about USA interest, see how US keep supporting Israel the ongoing coloniser country. They are hypocrites

[@Bimillian]

"중화민국 대만(中華民國台灣)" - 근래에 차이잉원 총통이 사용 중인, 중공(中共)과 국민당과 강경 대만 독립론자 모두가 싫어하는 신묘한 표현

[@C.Y.15]

And those angers shows that those people you mentioned are unhappy with the Taiwan political situation now but no one is able to change anything.

[@user-gi8mo3vv3x]

너 한국BANGZI에 이핼 수없다 조선 과 영원히 합병 할리 없다 그런대 중국가 무력으로 대만과 합병할거 대만인의 희망 를 돌보지 않다

[@anghesieucapvipvutrumattro3639]

why is there a cow's tongue line? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@_steamfunk_2271]

holy fuck SEEDIA

[@ayloryd]

Hello from feature. There is no WW3(

[@user-bj1ft1tt3y]

Yes. No ww3

[@platohjwang]

why miss nearly 1000 years of history in between? just because it is too close to China or I should say it is part of China history?

[@uiiap5018]

pure colonization

[@user-ot7ug2mo3v]

We can see Taiwan (ROC) is not PRC

[@user-ot7ug2mo3v]

@@rakuto-TV 不要裝日本人好嗎 堂堂正正作中共國的人好嗎 還是覺得當中共人很可恥 不敢誠認

[@fiddleriddlediddlediddle]

Dislike for using BCE.

[@alex-shanghai]

Good video. Some background knowledge from an unbiased pov: 1) During around 1900, Empire of Japan did not "own" Taiwan. It's colonization. The ownership still belongs to Qing dynasty. 2) 5:42 In 1945, after WWII, Japan returned Taiwan to then-Chinese government, which is the KMT (国民党) (as you can see at that time the mainland China is also in blue color same as taiwan). 3) Back then there was a civil war between CPC and KMT. Although KMT retreated to Taiwan, both CPC and KMT claimed that both mainland China and Taiwan belong to them. The civil war did not officially end and until today it's still in war status 4) Currently the world recognize CPC as the sole government that represent China and Taiwan is part of China. This includes United Nation and around 180 countries, including US and most of Europe. That means, if you think t,w is a country, either you are wrong, or United nation and other ~180 countries are wrong.

[@user-ot7ug2mo3v]

Un never say Taiwan is part of china

[@mint8648]

Source for qing owning taiwan until 1900?

[@mistery7893]

In the end Taiwan should bê portuguese because we discovered 😎💪

[@parisan9985]

Nah, it's already Chinese, and the indigenous

[@Gugeoji._.]

Portuguese was only the first EUROPEAN to discovered Taiwan, not the first human or nation.

[@bctvanw]

The name Formosa by Portuguese was the common name of the island internationally from 1500s to 1960s.

[@Aaron-ge8sf]

MUST HAVE A REVOLUTION IN TAIWAN ONE DAY TO FULLY BE “TAIWAN”

[@shinsenshogun900]

Kek, not a single reference to the I’ll-fated Eastern Wu expedition attempt to pre-Iron Age Taiwan under the Emperor Da of Sun Wu.

[@BBarNavi]

it wasn't a part of our history lmao

[@shinsenshogun900]

@@BBarNavi it's part of everyone's lost histories anyways lol tho his advisers (who he gets irritated with) warned him a bunch of times to not get his entire colonies attempt getting wiped by illnesses (whether they made ashore to Penghu or Taiwan as far as the Senkaku, as planned by Sun Quan and prospected by the period's academic historians)

[@s888865]

孫吳那個沒有歷史證據是台灣

[@BBarNavi]

It's not a part of Taiwanese history, period. You don't even know for sure if 3 Kingdoms dude actually came to Taiwan.

[@shinsenshogun900]

@@BBarNavi As if the first Wu Emperor, with so many even pressing matters around his lifetime, dares to personally command this settling expedition(s, mind that the expeditions were never meant at only Taiwan, but of Wu's peripheral areas such as the Penghu, Senkaku (Diaoyu), and Hainan; that were not totally developed by the prior Eastern Han Empire). Even if you can dismiss this as not belonging to your knowledge of Taiwanese history, it does not deny the fact that the Records had this noted in Sun Quan's regnal biography, as well as those who had criticized this decision and other fatal Wu naval operations late in his reign as well.

[@gwygwylin3536]

用血統和種族區分國際已經不符合現代人的觀念。

[@kaichang2059]

民族国家才是现代才出现的。

[@gwygwylin3536]

@@kaichang2059 去讀書吧

[@user-ek3ke5kd3c]

🇨🇳：social credit -9999999999999😡👎 🇨🇳：nothing happened in 1989 占 占 占 🧍‍♂️

[@user-nf4jy6lt8s]

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[@victorisaacbabia.c.2611]

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