The History of the Mon People: Every Year
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- Learn the history of the Mon people, one of the indigenous peoples of Myanmar and once the preeminent culture of Mainland South East Asia.
00:00 Intro
00:04 Austroasiatic migrations
00:15 Mon migrations
00:40 Proto-Dvaravati period
00:54 Dvaravati period
04:00 Post-Dvaravati period
05:03 Hanthawaddy Kingdom
06:31 Mons under Toungoo rule
06:39 Restored Hanthawaddy Kingdom
07:00 Mons under Konbaung rule
07:11 Mons under British rule
07:21 Mons under Burmese rule
08:17 Outro
Music by purple-planet.com
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I swear, mon people, their language and culture are hardly ever talked about or covered on most youtube history related channels. So, I appreciate you putting this content out. Thank you!
Hmong people are probably related to mon. Alot of hmong test for mon khmr dna and hmong people use bronze gong drum, bamboo organ flute, wear a sash on waste, wear silver ring around neck and wrist. some hmong people in china have family name starting with khuat. Khuat thoa, khuat Lee like some austroasiatic people. Hmong people were pushed out of south china as well and were sinicized like other austro asiatic people.
@st4r444 hmong are like vietnamese I guess.. sinocized austroasiatic.
@remhk6672 I think proto hmong mien is closer to austronesian or maybe khmer. Modern hmong is probably made up of mixing between austronesian + sino tibet which is what probably made tai kra dai because modern hmong is actually very similar to tai kra dai
It is amazing that once-great Southeast Asian people like the Mon and Cham that ruled over huge empires are now only a tiny minority in their former lands.
@@CubedSausagefromScarparius Yep and the Thais pushed also pushed them out from the East.
"huge empires"
KraDai are also Austronesian
yep !
@@user-nj1sv6ql8n they're southern chinese tho, not indigenous to southeast asia
Omg, you're covering a Mon content, can't wait. Mon-Khmer fam.
@¡Estupendo! Yes
@¡Estupendo! Ayuthayian are mixed from 3 group Mon Khmer and Tai but
Founder Ayutthaya wasn't mon. Ayuthaya was make by u thong tai people.
@@estupendo8556 Ayuthaya is Siamese not tai
Thanks to the video of Mon History in chronological order and I really appreciated the detail for Dvaravati kingdom, Hariphunchai and Lavo that in the East.
Thaton, Mon in the west actually started about 1000 BC- 700 BC. According the Mon chronicle: Indian Buddhist monk Gavampati visited Suvana bhumi Mon Kingdom and later invited Buddha to visit this place.
Thank you very much for your video. I hope we will see more video like this. Awesome.
Great video! Far more detailed than my own on the topic. Keep it up.
Oddly enough the Mon national symbol is the Hamsa bird which is also a very popular animal in Khmer and Thai mythology. In Cambodia they have two epic ancient story based on hamsa birds called Suvannahong and Hong Yun. These are stories of epic battles and giant ogre etc. Ancient Mon and Ancient Cham kingdom had great arts and culture and fabulous cities with millions of inhabitants similar to Ancient Khmer. Despite warfare happening in all 3 kingdoms they were still able to establish a very rich and beautiful culture and build amazing historical temples to leave to their people. Also their culture and costumes were beautiful and unique. Ancient Siam, Myanmar and Lao were nice too beautiful historic monuments and temples and arts etc. Amazing culture that they left behind in the mainland of SE Asia. Proud!
Would like to learn more
Our culture is still beautiful! Thank you for sharing :) you can see this culture live throughout the western diaspora
I’m Mon! So happy for this content:)
I am mon too, where are you from?
@@dayweemon124 Your from myanmar ?
@@pummunedit4022 Yes I am, I am Mon
@@dayweemon124 Great !
I too am Mon and I live in the UK
Can you do detailed history of europe every year in this style? Your video style is the best!
they focus on asia, not europe
In Vietnam, Vietnamese believe to be the direct descendants of Mường people (maybe mixed with Chinese due to 1000 years of domination) but they actually call themselves Mon or Mol people, so I believe the presence of Mon people used to be much larger
Thank you for this video
Learning Nyah Kur and Mon gonna be on my bucket list now.
Wow. This is amazing.
What songs did you use? Really relaxing
Great job.
I truly believe that Mon People are related or share an origin with my people Khmer people. Hello Mon family!
hello brother🙋♂️i m mon😊
@@bootytwerk357 are you in America?
Yes we are related all our Mon khmer tribes are related hello 👋 we used to be neighbors until tai people migrated down
@@bootytwerk357 Hi. I feel like we finally get connected, feel like you're a long, lost family member. It's just how I feel.
Wow.. Nice video.. Now can you please do the Aslian Language which is the southern of Austro-Asiatic Language.. Proud to be part of my Mon Khmer Language anyway..
I believe that the people in Central Thailand (excluding Overseas Chinese) are Mon + Tai and use Tai-Kadai Language.
I agree. Especially in the lower part of the central plain around greater Bangkok.
No. It's Laos
@@viennaxay Only Northeastern Thailand has Lao as majority ethnic
DNA research concluded DNA of central Thai similar to Mon , DNA of southern Thai similar to Malay.
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INCREÍBLE!!!
혹시 가야사랑 부여사도 해주실 수 있나요?
The Dragon Historian, for the History of Vietnam video, the song you added before now is gone. I wish I could re add the music for the history of Vietnam video, I wanna show it to my dad.
1:33 Mon alphabet are not adopted from burma. It is reversed. Mon writing system descend from Pali due to its root from theravada Buddhism. Please research more.
According to Michael Aung-Thwin of the University of Michigan, there is no direct archaeological evidence linking the Old Mon script with the Burmese script. He proposes that the Burmese script descended from the Pyu script instead.
@@TheDragonHistorian According to Aung-Thwin, there are no Mon civilization in lower Burma before Pagan, Only Pyu civilization exists. But he declined to explain why Pyu culture never flourished in Lower Burma. Aung Thwin try to downplay the important of Mon culture.
@reficuleveningmoon6765 you are correct, it won't make sense for the mon to take the it from burmese if mon was the one who spread buddism N Pali was from which orgin from Indian. The burmese been try to erase all the other ethnicity history for generations. To said there no mon civilization it just unfair. When the mon was there from the beginning n was every bit part of myanmar history.
@@TheDragonHistorian In Myanmar, all state-sponsored or national researches try to name every historical evidence from Pyu era has been named as Pyu artifact. So, you guess.
My room neighbour is Mon.
I hear their language when he talk with his parents its so fast sometime i think did he breath.
Thank for video. I'm Mon People in from Myanmar. I love Mon people🙏🥰
@¡Estupendo! Modern day Thai are the Kra-Tai people in diguise of Mon-khmer cultures.
@@estupendo8556 In Thailand, there are several Tai-Kadai ethnic groups that hold significant presence. The major ethnic group is the Thai, also known as Central Thai, who form the majority population. In the northeastern region, there are the Isan people, also referred to as Northeastern Thai, and their close cultural ties to Laos are evident. The Shan community, known as Tai Yai, has a notable presence in northern Thailand. Additionally, ethnic groups like Tai Lue, Black Tai (Tai Dam), White Tai (Tai Khün), Tai Song (Tai Long), Tai Nua (Tai Neua), Tai Hongjin, and Tai Ya contribute to the diverse tapestry of Thai society.
Looking back to the 11th century, during the troublesome Khmer period, cities such as Dvaravati and Lavo were ravaged and left in ruins. It was a chaotic time, resulting in loss of life and the displacement of many who sought refuge in places like lower Burma, ancient Pyu Thaton, and Pegu, while the Burman Pagan Kingdom expanded its territories towards lower Burma.
However, in the 12th and 13th century, the Tai-Kradai people began to make their mark. They migrated to Southeast Asia and chose to settle in the remains of cities like Lavo, Dvaravati, and Haripunchai. Interacting with the local Mon and Khmer Malay communities, they absorbed elements of their cultures, blending and intertwining traditions. Ultimately, this fusion led to the foundation of their very first kingdom, Sukhothai.
It is interesting to note that the Tai-Kadai people are referred to as 'Shyam' in Sanskrit, which signifies 'dark' or 'black.' Similarly, in Chinese, they are known as 'Xiān' (暹), while in Burmese, they are called 'Shan' (ရှမ်း). In English, the term 'Siam' was historically used to describe them, further reflecting their historical connections and cultural diversity."
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I'm Mon from myanmar🇲🇲
bamar people love mon people
I love mon people from Cambodia
Mon people are the only reason make Myanmar history interesting
Myanmar history is all about propaganda Mon historians gave different insight about Myanmar history
Anyway great video thanks
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Mon history is all about eternal truth? lmfao. What an ungrateful race. Pagan shouldn't have saved Manuha. Better let Khmer do genocide of mon.
Nice 👍
I'm Thai but my grandma she born and raised in mon village in Ayutthaya that's mean I'm Mon&Thai and than she met my grandpa at Bangkok and he's Chinese
Lower Thailand and Lower Burma are similar I guess. Most Burmans in the south have a lot of Mon and Karen ancestors.
@@annuwazdmz1131I wouldn't call all people in lower myanmar burma, most of them are not burma, there are mon, keran n hawai.
@@sm-zn8xm By "Lower Burma", I meant the southern part of the core region ( Irrawaddy and Sitaung deltas, the Bago hill range ), the current Ayeyarwaddy, Yangon and Bago regions. They used to be populated mostly by Mons and Karens a few centuries ago but that is no longer the case.
The " peninsular Burma ", the southernmost part of Burma ( Mon, Karen, Thanintharyi ( which I presume is what you meant by lower burma )) is of couse, still populated mostly by Mons, Karens and other burman groups ( Daweis, Myeiks ).
When the Pagan invade Thaton, they brought Mon alphabets, Mon artisans and theravada Buddhism to upper burma.
But there's not evidence about this history . There's no inscription about victory over thadon .
mons came from thailand due to wars with khmers and asked burmese empire' help!
@@seijiwwx Fake history. Mon people already existed in modern day Thailand and sounthern Myanmar before the Thai and Burmese arrived to mainland SE Asia.
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Thank you very much. I'm Mon nationality
That's impressive
I was just playing them in CK3 ☺️
What is song in the clip
Please give me the history of Shan State.
Can you cover Kareninc people?
There are tribal Austroasitic people in Pahang, Perak and Selangor states of Malaysia too. They are classified as aborigines of Peninsular Malaysia. They speak so fast and some of their vocabularies have been replaced by malay language.
video for tibetan empire?
Sir. Tibeto -Burma please😍
lol that's an impossible task,tibeto burma includes many hundreds of ethnicity
Were Mon a part of the Khmer empire or share similar culture with them?
No we are both Austroasiatic tribes but we had our own kingdom daravati Mon kingdom and the Khmer empire but we have similar culture indianization despite the fact that the Khmer were Hindu and the Mon were Buddhist
Mon has their own kingdom Dravatei and Haripunchei as called in Khmer language. The Mons in now Thailand exist in very small minority but in Myanmar they have a Mon state. They’re like the cham people long history but kinda forgotten due to no country anymore
@@nataliev.149 well Modern thai peoples especially central thai people are pretty much mon intermixed with tai, many several generations of mon influence from tai mixing with mon in 9-13th centuries, to repeated waves of mon immigration from burma or thai/burma border fleeing into thailand from 15th century to 19th
If you wacth this you khow history:)
I'm Burmese but I don't hate (Siamese/Thais)
The old Mon language in stone tablets are also known as Pali Mon language.
This is also a good history of hmoob people. They all play bronze gong drum, use bamboo organ flute, wear sash around hip, wear silver neck rings. Some hmoob people in china use ro have family name starting with khuat too. Khuat thao, khuat yang etc. They were pushed out of south china to south east asia as well and and sinicized like other austroasiatic
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most of them in thailand already became thai ethnic group
The whole southeast Asia next time?
History of Zhuang people? 💥
Zhuang people are part of Tai people. And this channel had a video about Tai people.
Thudmawati Thuponenagara
Thaton Dvaravati Hariphunchai
Hanthawaddy
Thank you so much I'm Mon
Austronesian languages please
@Unicorn Sparpklei Searte The video he posted a few days ago was Austroasiatic, he doesn't have an Austronesian as of yet
So we’ll ma history teacher was teach me that history sometimes was not real and sometimes was real like Thailand was founded 700 years ago but ma teacher said he was found more than 1000 years wow
Your country's propaganda and your teacher's nationalism
Your teacher is just a proud and blind nationalist.
@@poeleease4271 Your teacher sleeps with fake history.
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Hongsarwatoi Mon kingdom
Mon is actually related to the Mol or Muong, the ancient Vietnamese. So this video has omitted that. Mon, Muong, Khmer, Khmu, Katu... all have same roots.
yeh they're the indigenous of mainland southeast asia
Ancient Vietnamese in language group with Mon Khmer but Blood aren't relate to Mon Khmer because they are kinh tribe from china.
@@liketostudy66lol the Kinh people came from China even the Mon people and Khmer people also migrated from south china to mainland southeast asia
of the yangtze civilisations, majiabang and hemudu were most likely austronesian, not austroasiatic
ancient cultures to the north of that area around modern-day shandong peninsula will also probably be the ancient proto-japonic homeland some 3000-5000 years ago
Liangzhu could have been Tai Kadai
@@saigonpunkid tai kra dai is likely a later group that may have been formed with a mix of austronesian + sino tibet. It makes sense because tai kra dai have traits of sino tibet and austronesian
Vietnamese are the largest group of austroasiatic speaking people now
Proud to be Mon❤
From 1AD to 11AD, the Indianized Mon, Malays, Khmer and Chams live peacefully until the Tai came from South China and take over Malays, Mons and Khmers land.
No
Yes 🥰🥰 Mon Khmer Malay Cham we are grandparents.
@@liketostudy66 Khmers like to think of themselves as Mon relatives. But in reality, he was just a savage who was taken as a slave.
The Urheimat of Austroasiatic language lies not along the Yangtze but rather in Indochina ("Mainland East Asia"). The beginning of your map is showing an obsolete theory in linguistics that was only accepted by a few minority in the past and even fewer academics today.
Could it be along the Mekong River
I'm Mon
@@tiptop7327 ohhh nahh you trippin mon, and Burmese are not the same don’t compare that shiii Burmese people try to erase mon history and kill a lot of Mon people fuck Burmese people
Most of them got assimilated :0
Yeah it's sad but at least they heavily influenced both Thailand and Myanmar
I’m pure Mon💕 Our history never vanished
I am Mon but too assimilated and can't even speak Mon. Most Mon won't accept me as a Mon. XD
@@SH-uv5kv omg same, I relate to your comment a lot since just like you, I'm also Mon but I can't speak Mon either. So because of that, they didn't really accept me too lol we're in the same boat broski.
yeah but they deeply influence thai and burmese culture, and they still hold power especially in thailand where old aristocracy and royalty are of mon blood
As I'm MON I don't agree MON alphabet adopted from Burmese. ( at 1:33 )
You need to research more precise information. I advice you don't ask about MON from Burmese researchers. Only false information they provide you. We have a precise history. But we don't have a chance to provide.
can you tell me where i can learn more about real mon history?
@@cambodianpleasuresquad1753 Of course you can. If you come to MON State just e-mail to me. If I tell you here, there is a problem.
Let me post your video on Facebook. Thanks
Btw my mom is mon
We Pa'O, the first civilian of Thaton Kingdom.
Pa'O are a Karen tribe
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talk freely about Mon people Present Indian Arunachal Pradesh and South part of Tibet under China is predominantly settlements of Mon tribes
I’m mon and I look more Caucasian well I say mon people look more Caucasian than Burmese people and are similar to the Ainu people which they are ethnic group to japan. Most people say I look Caucasian or south Asian lol. Burmese are more like East Asian but dark skinned
Burmese have no dark skinned , they're brown and yellowish skin.
Some Mon mixed with indian, siri lankan and european. Its not rare to see Mon people who look somehow like indian.
Indian ancestor maybe
@@yinyinaye6045 Indian yogi
Sadly Si THEP was given to Thailand and no credit to the Mon ppl smh. So unfair
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Khmer Empire ???
Weren’t they Khmeric origin ?
@@papazataklaattiranimam They speak khmeric during 1st to 6th century, how ever they are the same during before 6th century.
@@user-lv8ny2cp9e so it's like melayu/malays and champs?
@@papazataklaattiranimam Austroasiatic mon khmer and dai viet
Angkorian empire
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Austronesian once invade khmer and mon but the power of austronesian decrease on the mainland once the thai reach the south
No
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Mon will go extinction like Champa!
That would be sad but it survived in the modern age so it might not meet the same fate as Champa
Austroasiatic peoples were never large in numbers to begin with. Compared to Kradai peoples, austronesians, and tibeto-burmans.. the largest mon-khmer group in this modern day and age is khmer. Viet to me, don't count because most of them are heavily mixed with tai and Chinese people. Many of them are flat out chinese or tai ethnic. Yet, us mon-khmer manage to create powerful civilizations and had powerful influence with out forcing ourselves upon anyone.. we were models for other cultures/kingdoms that formed later.
@@remhk6672 Oh boy, don't call Vietnamese Chinese, they'll kill you😂
@@ubermenschzarathustra862 are u viet?
@@remhk6672 no but the Vietnamese has some grudge with the Chinese, they don’t want to associate, my other comment is just a joke btw don’t take it too seriously
Mon people group Austroasiatic same Khmer people but unfortunately they joined with Tai tribe from Yunnan China that why they lost them land all and now live as ethnic people in Burma. Mon taught to the Tai tribe ( Mon-Khmer script, culture & foods) but now Tai-Siam-Thai didn’t give credit to Mon and Khmer, They (Thai) also spead false news that Khmer (Cambodia) copied from them.
Mon is not Thai or Siam.
No, Thai are Tai-Kradai, southern chinese/Austronesian; Mon-Khmer are Austroasiatic
@@ubermenschzarathustra862 but Thai ancestors is mon
@@user-tp7hz4lv2k I am pretty sure that there are Mon with thai nationality out there and Khmer with thai nationality as well but the common consensus among thai people as a whole, is that the majority of thai people especially central thailand are Tai-Kradai ethnic.
@@ubermenschzarathustra862 You try to see DNA test results that most Thai people have many Mon ancestors
Mons came from thailand due to wars and disasters.They asked burmese empire'help! Then the burmese king invaded northern thailand and won khmer kingdom and destroyed Nakhon Pakhon.
Fake history. Mon people already existed in modern day Thailand and sounthern Myanmar before the Thai and Burmese arrived to mainland SE Asia.
@@yinyinaye6045 there are already tibetoburman speaking people called pyu cities states existed in central Burma earlier than mons.Then why burmesemons used alphabets similar to burmese and thai mons with different ones.Then why the earliest found mon manuscripts and mons murals are similar to thai than the burmese?Because when king Hsinphyshin forced mon rulers to attack ayttaya they rebelled and seeked for help in ayattaya.They stayed in thailand and their arts styles and manuscripts became so similar.If you dont believe just search mons thais and burmese manuscripts!
@@yinyinaye6045 don't listen to Thai nationalists.
Or maybe they were in both countries?
@@seijiwwx the Mon were never in central Burma?
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Some Mon people are also ancestors of Thai people. Central Thai people have a lot of Mon descent.
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@@BoBoRoz1 ลูกศิษย์สุจิตต์ วงศ์เทษเหรอ
mon and thais have intermarried since tais migrated down from southern china
The Thai people are very uneducated, they claim the word "Khom" isnt "Khmer", but Khom is Khmer because both words means "south" or "buttom"
Krom - Khom - Khemra - Khmer
Even the Tai Lao people from Laos also knows that Khom is Khmer because they call Khmer people "Khom" as well. All Tai tribes refers to "Khmer" as Khom. Khom came from the word Krom but the "r" sound isn't native to the Tai tongue so the word evolved from Krom to Khom. The Sukhothai's called the Khmers "Khom" because Cambodias land was below or south of Sukhothai/Thailand.