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Hwacha History Channel 화차역사채널
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Geomcha, the Korean Phalanx on Wheels
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.14 дней назад
#koreanhistory #history #documentary
Daejanggunjeon, the Korean Ship Killing Arrow
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#korean #military #history Music: [Origin] → Beyond, Pt. 2 by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/...
A Heroic Archer Founds the Goguryeo Kingdom
Просмотров 6872 года назад
#korean #history #documentary Source: Samguk Sagi Relevant Media: Jumong (2006)
The Gods Give Birth to the Korean Civilization
Просмотров 6002 года назад
#korean #history #documentary Source: Samguk Yusa Relevant Media: The Legend: Four Gods (2006), Arthdal Chronicles (2019)
All Historical KDramas In Chronological Order
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#Korea #History #KDRAMA 0:00 - Gojoseon 0:19 - Three Kingdoms of Korea 3:34 - Unified Silla and Balhae 4:06 - Later Three Kingdoms 4:20 - Goryeo 6:33 - Joseon 9:23 - Imjin War 16:54 - Korean Empire 17:28 - Colonial Period 20:10 - Independence and Division 21:10 - Korean War 21:41 - Republic of Korea 🎵Music provided by BGM President ruclips.net/user/GwooAfeatured
The Oldest Pistol in the World: Sechongtong
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 года назад
#Military #History #Firearms Primary Sources: Byeong-gi Do-seol. (병기도설), Annals of Joseon.
The Greatest Invasion in Pre-Modern History: Goguryeo-Sui Wars
Просмотров 39 тыс.4 года назад
#Documentary #Military #History
Traditional Korean Ships and Vessels Part 2: The Age of Battleships
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#Naval #History #Korea It is disputed among historians whether the turtleship was an ironclad. Arguments for the ironclad theory include: 1. The Japanese records state that the turtle ship was "covered in iron" 2. The Japanese in 1593 began to use iron plates on their ships in response to encountering the Korean navy, 1 year after seeing the turtle ships in combat. 3. The turtle ships were fire...
Traditional Korean Ships and Vessels Part 1: The Three Kingdoms
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#Ships #History #Korea
Hwacha and other cool weapons of 16th century Korea
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Hwacha and other cool weapons of 16th century Korea
I liked this video, for sure. But i have to say that stating that firearms were in their infancy in the 18th century is probably a stretch. Didnt the strart deeing use in europe in the 14th century? And even earlier in asia?
When I said gunpowder weapons were in their infancy, I meant that they were less developed compared to post industrial era, and relied on slow muzzle loading muskets and cannons. In Northeast Asia, many soldiers still used bows and spears and cavalry archers alongside musket troops. Seeing a fully automatic volley gun would have been terrifying for the average soldier.
Great post! extremely informative
"Barbarian civilization" lmao those dudes are pretty strong and have a dynasty of themselves up North. The Koreans are the one in aggressive move by quickly expanded their territories to the North and killed many indigenous civilian of those dynasties/tribes there. That's why the Barbarian retaliated and the war literally dragged for thousand years because of Korean's aggressive expansion. However it should be noted that the Northern dynasty, or so called "barbarian" is no where weak as the Korean underestimated. They even made your Injo king of Joseon kneeled thrice and bowed nine times (Hong Taiji invasion to Korea Joseon), and were the first one to even effectively repelled the Japanese during their first campaign of Imijin war in Korea (the Jurchens). The Jurchens even offered to help Koreans to repel the Japanese, but the Korean was really sensitive to their pride and the reputation so they turned down the request in not so "polite" way of speaking. But I appreciate your view on the weapon and their characteristics used against "barbarian". Just want to remind that those "barbarians" are human and have an established social system and structure, and also civilized themselves.
Its used by people with perceived cultural superiority to other groups that doesn't subscribe to the same culture. They define who's a better person by comparing who follows the chinese culture better. Like how modern people define who's a better person by defining their principles, values, value to the community and/or their political beliefs. Lets not meddle with the terms and instead learn why such terms are used in the context.
Nice
Nice thumbnail 😂😂😂
Oh shit, Mongols were barbarians damnit xD
Hussite wagenburg: Finally a worthy opponent!!. Our battle would be legendary.😂😂
Underrated video and underrated topic, I made a video about the Hussite War Wagon myself, but the Korean Geomcha is also super interesting to me. Also the fact that the Hussites used flails to hit the enemy over the wagon exactly like the Koreans did is also a fact that often goes over people's heads
koreans did one better and used their fails (albeit a shorter version) from horseback
Magnificent work. 정말 필요한일을 하십니다.
Bro we need more regular uploads
In ancient times, if you wanted to stop a million Chinese people, you had no choice but to be good at archery.
Wheres Prince Sado from the drama series Secret Door (Lee Je Hoon)
Та ж ситуація і у нас зараз... той же бункерний Нобунаґа напав, ті ж орди московитів, які думають, що вони - самураї, гинуть пачками, а лізуть. Тільки технологічність дозволяє боротися. З іншого ж боку стурбований Китай (НАТО), який допомагатиме дещо грішми та трохи озброєнням, але сам у війну не піде. Щодо сангва шінкіджеон: то це скоріше касетний боєприпас, ніж двоступенева ракета.
Czech tabor predates Mangam Hwacha by some 1 or 2 centuries, and was used frequently across eastern Europe on a frequent basis until large-calibre firearms made them obsolete.
Ever heard the name of the Arjuna form Mahabharata??
In your dreams
People do not believe in the Sui Dynasty's more than a million troops. The reason is that we're trying to evaluate it from a reasonable point of view "How does the pre-modern country feed over a million soldiers? Then the country will collapse!!" Did you feed over a million soldiers? → didn't make it. Did the country collapse? → yes.
World no .1 bow arrow is indian tribal bow arrow
You dream never come true 😁😁😁
@@sjeoendiowksbsjsel are you mad 🤬😡 indian tribal bow is no 1
@@Bittu163 in your fantasy😁
10:10 scenes from the divine weapon. These r recorded 2 have a rng of around 3km
Opening scenes from e movie "The divine weapon" . Good show, worth watching
Whenever gogoryoe is mentioned the once and mighty ruler of the land shall be know
Jurchen and Korean live together❤
Goguryeo Korean vs. Sui Chinese = Goguryeo won. Sui defeated and ended.
Thank you so much for the English subtitles. Love ancient Korean history!
I love Korean medieval history! Thank you so much for these videos - love from U.S.!
Watch the Trilogy! The Admiral: Roaring Currents, Hansan: Rising Dragon, and Noryang: Deadly Sea. Also read the book, Nanjung Ilgi: War Diary of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (it's in English). He is the world's greatest admiral who protected his country despite dealing with a weak country and imbecile king who almost tortured him to death. There would be no Korea without him. Loved the video!
어느나라 활이 더 뛰어나다는건 의미없다. 우리에게 맞는 활을 발전시켜 사용햇을뿐이다
Unfortunately, Joseon became a confucius country that focused on academic achievements and scholarships. If Joseon could remain as a country with a focus on the military development, it wouldn"t have been invaded by Japan. While Japanese Samurais were at war with each other for hundreds of years and then focused on expansion by modernization, Korean aristocrats were reading books and were involved in ongoing political wars. Most Joseon aristocrats spent time studying for the exams and sent dispute letters to their political enemies just like today, while Japanese were practicing slicing and chopping with their swords.
쯔앙꼴라들 바추박는거 보소 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
한국:활 일본:칼 중국:창
I knew they had ironclads but anti ship missiles
I like the ancient history of Korea
The next should be Korean Siege weapons. Heavy, light techniques Including Goguryeo, Silla, Baekje
Still dominating the Olympic Archery over 10 gold medals
Imagine that one guy that hold his ground against all odds with only a bow, Albert Roche(The First Soldier) with be amazed that guy
400 years before the creation of Katyusha Rocket
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North Korean propaganda wasn’t lying Koguryo is OP
the fact that Korea is even a country today is a testament to how good they were with the bow. the Chinese tried to take them over with superior numbers so many times and never succeeded.
I love your channel ❤
Where can I watch Kukhee 1999 Korean drama?
Try Myasiantv
The history of the composite bow is amazing. Fascinating that since ancient times it has been prominent from ancient Hungary to as far as Japan. Love it
Korea: Best Bow Japan: Best Sword
Best dealer
a lot of korean craftsmen visit japan so as to imitate some of its cultural traditions by watching someone's example in a very short period of time, and learn absolute basics of some technics there. and then, they begin to insist that "this is the korean original, korean tradition!" tea ceremony in japanese style, karate (ー> taekwondo), kendo (ー> gumdo), or various kinds of cooking methods.
thank you for using music from 태왕사신기
Korea is still communis country.
falsch gespannte Kiodo Boegen😠
With this kind of technology, it could have been the Koreans invading Japan and not the other way.
Would love to get my hands on one!
Someone should study geography first, rather than claiming fake history
The baby arrow was used in the byzantine empire probably from Nomad influence, it was also used by the ottomans. And it was used more for accuracy
Honestly. I'm almost positive the first baby arrows were created because someone had a bunch of broken arrows and had to get dinner.