I think historians need to consider one important aspect of Far East Asia when they study histories in this region. Unlike Mediterranean countries or Iberian countries, sea travel technique in the region was very primitive and also very risky and dangerous even until the 16th or 17th century. No ocean traveling technique was available and only tides, tail winds or rowings were used. Even traveling to Okinawa or Taiwan from other areas was not easy until pretty late times. To see how difficult was the sea travel, refer to Japanese Buddhist monk Ennin’s Diary(en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ennin%27s_Diary:_The_Record_of_a_Pilgrimage_to_China_in_Search_of_the_Law ).
are you drunk. the chinese invented compass and the first to use it for naval travel... 😳😳 and they have going to strait of malacca since forever but massively during 900 AD- onwards. alongside the first use of compass in 1000-1100 AD helowwwwwwww. Marco Polo, ibn battuta, al idrisi, all write about the huge chinese ship that transport them to china.... helow ridiculous
so many errors it hurts.. he doesn't even mention origin and how things are developed. from china and korea... rip he legit used edo period painting for asuka period 😳 rip history so beyond ridiculous how can you even graduated
Did you even listen to the whole lecture? He goes into how the Chinese came and introduced rice culture and then later Koreans came to start building tombs and kick starting Japanese culture. Let me guess you only watched 5 minutes, you didn’t hear when he talked about the dna of the tomb’s bodies would most likely come from Korea.
1:00:00 World War II
1:01:00 Occupation of Japan
1:03:00 Shinkansen 1964
Very interesting lecture.
JOMON:more than15,000- not-10,000.
Outdated but still some good stuff. Do further research people. This lecture in not the end all be all of Japanese history
I think historians need to consider one important aspect of Far East Asia when they study histories in this region. Unlike Mediterranean countries or Iberian countries, sea travel technique in the region was very primitive and also very risky and dangerous even until the 16th or 17th century. No ocean traveling technique was available and only tides, tail winds or rowings were used. Even traveling to Okinawa or Taiwan from other areas was not easy until pretty late times. To see how difficult was the sea travel, refer to Japanese Buddhist monk Ennin’s Diary(en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ennin%27s_Diary:_The_Record_of_a_Pilgrimage_to_China_in_Search_of_the_Law ).
are you drunk. the chinese invented compass and the first to use it for naval travel... 😳😳 and they have going to strait of malacca since forever but massively during 900 AD- onwards. alongside the first use of compass in 1000-1100 AD helowwwwwwww. Marco Polo, ibn battuta, al idrisi, all write about the huge chinese ship that transport them to china.... helow ridiculous
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so many errors it hurts.. he doesn't even mention origin and how things are developed. from china and korea... rip
he legit used edo period painting for asuka period 😳 rip history so
beyond ridiculous how can you even graduated
Did you even listen to the whole lecture? He goes into how the Chinese came and introduced rice culture and then later Koreans came to start building tombs and kick starting Japanese culture. Let me guess you only watched 5 minutes, you didn’t hear when he talked about the dna of the tomb’s bodies would most likely come from Korea.