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  • In 15th century China, a time when Europe was on its knees from the Black Death, a new regime took charge. One of the first directives from the new Emperor was to use the country's vast resources to build a vast armada of cutting edge ships to spearhead a new vision of world trade.
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Комментарии • 317

  • @bhubestakesoponsatien1143
    @bhubestakesoponsatien1143 28 дней назад +27

    Anyway just trading , no intention of colonizing

    • @SSHitMan
      @SSHitMan 23 дня назад

      China colonized lots of places.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад +1

      When you said trading, you were responsible to show your knowledge, the number of ships, the names of the goods, the tonnages traded, means of payment, length of each trip, etc. Especially the length of each trading trip meant a lot; one trip might have taken many years to complete since loading and unloading of hundreds of ships took a lot of time. Do you know all these?
      According to Chinese historians, each Cheng Ho's voyage took only about 2 years.

    • @neloglass
      @neloglass 13 дней назад

      @@legpol Below is the real story.
      Those ships were built by the Manzi who were great navigators and Marco Polo said they did go to Alexandria constantly.
      They tried to escape the massacre that the Yellow Race (Chinese of today) started the Great Mongol Khan Temur was kicked out.
      Manzi were White Race and their massacre started after the Yellow Race Han people took over.
      They, the Yellow race were armed by the Mongols to keep the White Manzi in check. It was them who rebelled against the Mongols because they had the weapons, and when the Mongols left, they started the genocide against the Manzi.
      The Manzi that made to Americas in those ships dispersed from California to Chile.
      Manzi were the real Chinese and they called themselves CALI and Chali meaning "people of the earth". CHAU meant "earth" in their language hence CHALI. That is where the name Chile comes from, and so is CALIFORNIA and CALI Colombia.
      Cheng Ho was not a Yellow Race (Han) man. He was a Eunuch and he left writings in Persian in many areas.
      Just about all the White Race Manzi that didn't escape were Massacred.
      The fleet was destroyed at a certain point when the Yellow Race got total control of China. That is the reason it stopped, not because the lies told in this video.

    • @bhubestakesoponsatien1143
      @bhubestakesoponsatien1143 13 дней назад +2

      I am in Logistic all my lifetime and 72. Why don’t u best do further research

    • @legpol
      @legpol 13 дней назад

      @@bhubestakesoponsatien1143 : Why I need further research since I did not suggest trade?

  • @koganinja100
    @koganinja100 24 дня назад +36

    A couple of things not mentioned was that Cheng Ho was a Muslim and fought a a land in Sri Lanka which he won - given his was a small maritime force - not a bad effort.
    The Ming were a great dynasty- weakened by help to Koreans to beat the Japanese in the Imjin war, leaving them vulnerable to Manchu attack.
    Chinese history is amazing - great culture with a great history.
    All the best from down under
    Lewis
    Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

    • @DelAoc
      @DelAoc 21 день назад +4

      The Ming Empire was really weakened by internal revolts more than anything else. The great expense in re-building the Great Wall also drained the imperial coffers severely. At the end, it was the Chinese peasants who brought down the Ming, not the Manchus.

    • @koganinja100
      @koganinja100 21 день назад +3

      Interesting, it is true there were internal problem’s (rebellion s) however militarily the Manchu’s did end up invading and taking over a greatly weakened Ming. I have read the expenditure and military losses in Korea during Imjin war against Japan was an important factor also.
      Unfortunately last real Chinese dynasty before 1911.
      Thanks for the reply.
      All the best
      Lewis

    • @davidjacobs8558
      @davidjacobs8558 20 дней назад +1

      yes, Zheng He was a Muslim, and not Han Chinese. he was described as colored eyed (meaning not Far East Asian).
      His navigational skills are that of Muslim culture, and shipbuilding technology is also of Muslim.
      Not Chinese. that's why China lost all it's navigation skill and shipbuilding tech after Zheng He's death.

    • @user-lz1sn8mz3r
      @user-lz1sn8mz3r 20 дней назад

      鄭和霸佔了斯里蘭卡的一塊土地?真的嗎?

    • @koganinja100
      @koganinja100 20 дней назад

      Thanks David v interesting

  • @AlexsWildGuesses
    @AlexsWildGuesses 28 дней назад +18

    That magical Chinese map shows that noot only Chinese discovered Americas but went around it and mapped even northern pass over canada, what an accomplishment 😮😮😮

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад +2

      The "Magical Chinese Map" showed 600 tears ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. The Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Cheng Ho armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel).
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Cheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 13 дней назад +5

      ​@@legpolYour low culture scares us😂

    • @legpol
      @legpol 13 дней назад +1

      @@alexhu5491 : It was reported by Chinese historians that Zheng He and his 27,670 troops visited foreign countries 7 times. These many men ate and slept 7 times in each country for many days but they did nothing and said nothing and then left. This was the Chinese high culture.

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 13 дней назад +3

      ​@@legpolThis is the difference between Western culture and Western culture, the Chinese are not pirates, they prefer to trade

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 13 дней назад

      @@legpol Thanks to ZhengHe, China got 38 vassals in South East Asia, India, Middle East, Africa, every year these vassals pay tribute to the Chinese empire

  • @jspaceemperor420
    @jspaceemperor420 25 дней назад +18

    I think China found Australia long before Britian did

    • @koganinja100
      @koganinja100 24 дня назад +5

      I believe you are right check out Taoist statue found in bottle tree in North territory.
      Lewis

    • @xggong8261
      @xggong8261 22 дня назад +2

      As a Chinese, there is no evidence that Zheng He discovered Australia. Although Zheng He was nearly a hundred years earlier than Columbus, his purpose was to promote the country's prestige, not to seize colonies and conduct scientific exploration, so the West took the lead in completing the great voyage. Created great geographical discoveries.

    • @mingpoyang
      @mingpoyang 20 дней назад +3

      ​@@koganinja100
      It appears this Taoist statue of Shou Lao was dug up in 1879. Currently it is on display in Sydney's Powerhouse Museum. Fascinating.

    • @koganinja100
      @koganinja100 19 дней назад +2

      Thanks Mingpoyang didn’t realise this statue was at the powerhouse museum- will have to check it out.
      All the best
      Lewis

    • @hanzocloud
      @hanzocloud 18 дней назад +1

      Doesn’t matter who’s been here sight seeing in the past, the Egyptians could have been here in the past.. what matters is who colonised it and transform the place. That is the British my friend

  • @koganinja100
    @koganinja100 21 день назад +6

    People
    Left a reply about Australia however seems to have disappeared- crux of it was that a Daoist statue was found inside a Boab (bottle tree was hit by chainsaw statue was made of bronze) tree from memory near Darwin believed to have been from Cheng Ho’s fleet. Our Aboriginal people in Northern Territory were known to trade using Chinese coins and have stories of Chinese visiting. The coins maybe from subsequent trading with Indonesians re abalone.
    As an Australian I have no doubt Cheng Ho’s fleet visited our country.
    A very interesting and important part of our history.
    Chinese have been a great part of our history even during colonial gold rush etc.
    All the best from down under.
    Lewis
    Sydney
    Australia
    🇦🇺 ❤️🇹🇼🇨🇳

    • @neloglass
      @neloglass 13 дней назад

      That statue was very probably from the Phoenicians who were the ancestors of the Maori.

    • @koganinja100
      @koganinja100 13 дней назад

      Interesting however the statue has been identified as Taoist and was made I believe of bronze which as far as I know the Polynesians did not use for statues.
      However thanks for the reply.
      All the best
      Lewis

    • @suhandiwijaya9304
      @suhandiwijaya9304 7 дней назад

      Jen , you forgot abt Astern & mid ' s rottan fishermen basket as ballasting anchoraged .Its parachuting anchoraged in shape ! 😶

  • @geraldmiller5260
    @geraldmiller5260 10 дней назад +5

    In Nanjing in the shipyards of the Ming Empire, they found a massive oar that could only fit the massive ships that had 2000 men in it. I was there and saw it. Someday they will find porcelain from shipwrecks in places to prove this. When the palace burned down, the Emperor ordered that no more large fleets would sail, and the records were destroyed.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 7 дней назад

      China should use a modern magnetic instrument to sweep the Yangtze River to find iron accessaries such as anchors since the ships were reported to have been burnt on the river instead of looking for shipwrecks.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 5 дней назад

      Someone posted dat a huge rudder was found in the Yangtze; big enuf to steer such ships

    • @legpol
      @legpol 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283 : This rudder also proved that ALL Zheng He's ships survived. Where are they? Chinese built the Great Wall. It survived for you to see. Why we see no Zheng He surviving ships?

  • @mechannel7046
    @mechannel7046 Месяц назад +9

    So glad you are covering Zhang He's fleet on your channel

  • @David-hk3ly
    @David-hk3ly 11 дней назад +5

    With that mighty fleet China not only could have ruled the waves--it could have conquered many lands. But that was not the Chinese aim. Primarily it was interested in establishing friendly relations with its neighbors and had no interest in conquest. A nation hell-bent on conquest does not build 10,000 mile defensive walls.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      To establish friendly relations with its neighbours, Zheng He must have signed many treaties with the countries he had visited. Did any body read one? If no one had, how do we know it was only an empty claim? And Zheng He's 7 visits never happened, were written as a novel.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolI shouldn't have said dat your comments were inane-- the correct word was insane.

    • @danielzhang1916
      @danielzhang1916 3 дня назад

      Ancient China was the heart of Asia, it had no need to conquer anyone, all the kingdoms of Asia paid tribute every year and sent delegations

    • @legpol
      @legpol 3 дня назад

      @@danielzhang1916 : The history you narrated was not true. It was only empty claims and claims. 自吹自擂。The true history was hidden behind this: 朕連年南征北伐,殺人無數,拓地無數。It was being repeated today under Xi Jinping the present day emperor.

  • @MythicTales993
    @MythicTales993 Месяц назад +6

    Absolutely fantastic video! Thanks for sharing!

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      The "Magical Chinese Map" showed 600 years ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. The Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Cheng Ho armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel).
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Cheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolmore evidence dat u live in a self made world dat is populated by you alone. Again, u use dat non word of proofing, proving dat it wasn't a typo, and your literacy rate is as bad as your history knowledge

  • @AxelPoliti
    @AxelPoliti 6 дней назад

    Absolutely great!

  • @geraldmiller5260
    @geraldmiller5260 10 дней назад +2

    Junk sails could be raised and lowered on the deck. Safer for sailors as Europeans had to crawl up the masts to take in sails in severe storms.

  • @BlueMax333
    @BlueMax333 8 дней назад +12

    a part of Chinese history ignored by the West

    • @legpol
      @legpol 8 дней назад +1

      我相信鄭和下西洋乃是小說。我們可從directive 一事推論,而得小說結論。 英文說:One of the first directives from the new Emperor was to use the country's vast resources to build a vast armada。要能寫出此字,我們必須先讀到皇帝寫的書面聖旨。請問,有誰讀了?

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      Of course, as they are totally discombobulated by and culture greater than their barbaric ones

    • @legpol
      @legpol 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283: Yes, a novel was turned into a history by dumb historians in confusion.

    • @paulfelkner6749
      @paulfelkner6749 4 дня назад

      The West has ignored their own history forever, it was hardly taught 60 years ago. For the few the internet can introduce you to so much more history than excellent libraries...

    • @eugenesurfozi
      @eugenesurfozi День назад

      I'm here researching

  • @etiennenobel5028
    @etiennenobel5028 29 дней назад +2

    Great stuff.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      When Zheng He went to a country, he must first arrive at the sea shore. To meet any local kings, he must first write a letter to the local government announcing his intention. These letters are truly Great Stuff. Did you mean you have some of them?

  • @RUHappyATM
    @RUHappyATM 20 дней назад +5

    If Polynesia can be populated i cannot see how the Chinese cannot sail across the Pacific or the Indian oceans.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @RUHappyATM : The Chinese sailing story started from shipbuilding. China reported (I read the Chinese book) that the ships were as large as a football field and 4 stories tall. And they built 317 ships within 3 years, about a few days a ship. Is such a report believable?

    • @gaborszegedy1673
      @gaborszegedy1673 13 дней назад

      @@legpol With 30,000+ workers?

    • @legpol
      @legpol 13 дней назад

      @@gaborszegedy1673 : Of course, you are welcome to say so since the Zheng He story is flexible. Any body is welcome to add an edition. One of the questions is: where are the ships today? (There are more questions.)

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolfrom numerous reliable , unbiased sources, yes ,they are, and far more reliable than your biased drivel

  • @michaelsecomb4115
    @michaelsecomb4115 8 дней назад +1

    Evidence suggests the Chinese fleet visited northern Australia after travelling south through Asia. The fleet could navigate using both latitude and longitude and grew fruit trees on board to combat scurvy.
    There is a scaled down model of a Chinese-style huge junk in a historical theme park south of Bangkok in Thailand.

    • @danielzhang1916
      @danielzhang1916 3 дня назад

      China had contact and trade with the Indonesian kingdoms for centuries, they explored all over Asia

  • @Ci-D3
    @Ci-D3 Месяц назад +1

    Its Real good.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      The "Magical Chinese Map" showed that, 600 years ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. The Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Zheng He armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel). We have none of all these.
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Zheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolit appears dat all the other posters' comments are fact backed, compared to your personal beliefs dat are backed by your strange imagination

  • @lilshaolinboy
    @lilshaolinboy 7 дней назад +1

    Southeast Asia and South Asia already had a vast maritime trading network that connected with Africa and the Middle East. The Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD) came late to the party and paraded a giant fleet in an already existing route. These countries didn't need to be "discovered" because they already knew each other, and traded with each other. Maybe that's why the Ming Dynasty later cancelled the expeditions because they didn't discovery anything new and it was a waste of resources.

    • @danielzhang1916
      @danielzhang1916 3 дня назад

      China was sailing long before the Ming dynasty, they had contact and trade all over Asia, the expeditions were cancelled because China turned to isolation, nothing to do with "waste of resources" or whatever, so many people try to diminish what ancient China did

  • @aqualites6567
    @aqualites6567 24 дня назад +3

    Before 13th Century, the Portuguese started concurring Africa and eventually came to East Africa, Ancient China and Arabic already dominated the ocean that their ships can reach including East Africa.... that's why Magellan could get the tracer of India from people in East Africa coast.
    In fact the Mediterranean had been well aware of China and India as they've been trading for centuries... over the land and sea.
    Over the years, Arabic aimed for spices and porcelain that needed in Mediterranean Sea and Europe Continents while China is the Exporters or the middleman due to large coverage of Overseas Chinese all over that region...
    Very few people know Arabic Merchants have great influence in China during Song and Yuen dynasty, they were assigned with official positions and their own forces units
    But Ming dynasty's downgrade Arabic may had jeopardised the trade relationship....Thus no positive feedbacks after 7 voyages performed by Cheng Hu
    With the super power of the oversea Chinese superseded by the Western powers. The Arabic and Chinese have to step down from the stage of Sea transportation.

    • @DelAoc
      @DelAoc 21 день назад

      There was Marco Polo and his trips to Cathay to meet Kublai Khan of course.

  • @jeffnichols7834
    @jeffnichols7834 Месяц назад +2

    This outght to be good 😊

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      The "Magical Chinese Map" showed 600 years ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. I believe that the Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Zheng He armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel).
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Zheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​From your intelligence free and biased posts you've proven dat wot you believe is irrelevant to reality, Little Big Man....

    • @legpol
      @legpol 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283 : What reality? A dumb country?

  • @marvinmartinez5552
    @marvinmartinez5552 17 дней назад +4

    China invented gunpowder.

    • @gaborszegedy1673
      @gaborszegedy1673 13 дней назад +2

      And many more things.

    • @etow8034
      @etow8034 9 дней назад

      ..and the magnetic compass required for navigation !

    • @chuageokseng2168
      @chuageokseng2168 5 дней назад +2

      ​@@gaborszegedy1673 4 ancient great inventions :
      😁Gun powder
      😁Ship navigational compass
      😁Paper
      😁Printing

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад +2

      Much more than that-- a British scholar declared dat "more than half of the inventions that power modern society are Chinese "

    • @etow8034
      @etow8034 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283 Yes, his name was Joseph Needlham ! There is tons of info on him on RUclips.

  • @WeAreLegion-
    @WeAreLegion- Месяц назад

    Heard this is good

  • @AndrewLambert-wi8et
    @AndrewLambert-wi8et 7 дней назад +1

    MAFFIA OPERATION BY PROFESSOR LAMBERT.

  • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
    @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

    Zheng He was a Buddhist. The Buddhist scriptures he copied in 2015 were sold at a high price of 14.02 million US dollars at Sotheby's auction a few years ago. Each volume of this "Da Ming Kaishu Imperial Buddhist Scripture" is 33×24 cm in size and was provided by a Japanese collector. The collection is inscribed with "Da Ming Dynasty eunuch Zheng He, Dharma name Fu Jixiang".

  • @tc4303
    @tc4303 9 дней назад

    A video about China
    First second: Shakuhachi starts playing 🪈

  • @MrX-wd8cm
    @MrX-wd8cm 9 дней назад +1

    And more gaslighting from westerners to deny the superb creativity of us Chinese, bulkhead shipping was invented by us as shown here. This was then taken by the English, Dutch etc to build their own fleets, without bulkheads they would never ever had the empires they had.

  • @craigrjlogan8945
    @craigrjlogan8945 9 дней назад +2

    this is one history where it shows that China ruled the south china sea and that no other countries can claim those islands! haha

  • @chanemark2592
    @chanemark2592 8 дней назад +3

    Zheng He's voyages directly promoted the Islamization of Malaysia and Indonesia (using the influence of the Ming Dynasty to spread Islam). This is the greatest impact, the others are insignificant to world history.
    19 Robert Morrison, a British missionary in Kyoto, wrote in "A Brief History of Foreign Countries": "In the auction of the islands, Yawa was the most expensive, and it was called Little Java in ancient times... In the third year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, there was a teacher named Hui Hui (referring to Zheng He). ) led a large army to forcefully subjugate the native people, causing them to abandon their idols and worship the Lord. The history of Islam also said: "The Chinese Muslims left their mark on the Islam of East Java...to this day, their descendants are different in appearance from the locals." Muslims.” Javanese folk still pass down the traditional legend of Zheng He’s missionary work here.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 8 дней назад

      所說 Zheng He's voyages directly promoted the Islamization of Malaysia,必定是,鄭和寫了很多文章宣傳伊斯蘭教。而今人仍然能讀到他的文章。對嗎?

    • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
      @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

      Zheng He was a Buddhist. The Buddhist scriptures he copied in 2015 were sold at a high price of 14.02 million US dollars at Sotheby's auction a few years ago. Each volume of this "Da Ming Kaishu Imperial Buddhist Scripture" is 33×24 cm in size and was provided by a Japanese collector. The collection is inscribed with "Da Ming Dynasty eunuch Zheng He, Dharma name Fu Jixiang".

    • @legpol
      @legpol 6 дней назад

      @@user-lx5qf3rd2h : Very good. But Zheng He must have signed many treaties with foreign governments in his 7 visits to each country. Were these treaties being sold by foreign governments? Zheng He must have written and published many academic papers. Were they being sold somewhere?

    • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
      @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

      @@legpol Many of China's historical documents and cultural relics should be in the hands of the Japanese.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 6 дней назад

      @@user-lx5qf3rd2h : It is possible. But the documents must bear the name of the country Zheng He had visited since they were treaties or agreements signed with a country.

  • @legpol
    @legpol 8 дней назад +2

    Real History, you claimed that "One of the first directives from the new Emperor was to use the country's vast resources to build a vast armada of cutting edge ships to spearhead a new vision of world trade. "---- I believe you were NOT talking real history because no body had seen the "directive" given by the emperor. To be real history, you must show us the directive.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      Wot u believe has no basis in reality

  • @cosmicdancer
    @cosmicdancer 11 дней назад +2

    That was known as the Friendship Fleet, notwithstanding the enormous cost, was only interested in peaceful ties and commerce, not conquest, colonization, exploitation, or slave trade. China is now coming back to prominence and her interest is basically the same.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      If it was a Friendship Fleet, Zheng He must have signed many treaties with the countries he had visited. Did any body read one? If no one had, how do we know it was only an empty claim? And Zheng He's 7 visits never happened, were written as a novel.

    • @cosmicdancer
      @cosmicdancer 11 дней назад

      @@legpol What is the title of this novel? Who is the author? I would like to read it. Have you read it?

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      @@cosmicdancer :The title of the novel is 瀛涯勝覽,作者名「馬歡」。Yes, I have read it. 你讀時,請注意作者馬歡寫的是63艘船。卻被中國歷史學家改成幾百艘。

    • @cosmicdancer
      @cosmicdancer 11 дней назад

      @@legpol Wikipedia said the author only participated in three of the seven voyages. Perhaps the fleets were larger in the other expeditions. What percentage of the novel do you think is based on historical facts? I understand there may be 2 other books on the same subject, 西洋番國志 and 星槎勝覽, what do you know of them? Do you have a background in Chinese History?

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      @@cosmicdancer : If you read the 瀛涯勝覽 carefully ,you will see 宣德五年,蒙聖廷命差內官太監鄭和等往各番國開讀賞賜sentence. 宣德五年was the year of the 7th voyage. That is, 馬歡was still with Zheng He in the 7th voyage according to 瀛涯勝覽. This 7th voyage contradicted the Wikipedia's 3 voyages, which must have been written by Chinese historians. In short, there are many contradictions. I got my disbelief from those contradictions.

  • @ianblake815
    @ianblake815 16 дней назад +2

    It takes balls to do what Zheng did

    • @legpol
      @legpol 15 дней назад

      I am sorry I don't believe in Zheng He's voyages. Why? it is because we don't have his ships today. If his voyages were history, his ships must have survived to this day for us to see. Besides ships (1), his visits to foreign governments must have produced many documents(2); he himself must have written many papers (3) for us to read. The absence of the 3 tells that his voyages never happened in reality; but only reported to have happened in a novel.

    • @kakaman05
      @kakaman05 10 дней назад

      Zheng he don’t have balls

  • @richardbarrow4620
    @richardbarrow4620 17 дней назад +2

    Between 29 Palms and Amboy i dicovered a long causeway up onto a platform on the side of a mountain. On the platform is a large stone throne with a rectangular stone behind it that looked just like a sacraficial alter. On the sides of the stone are petroglyphs that look like those found in central Nevada. I reported it to an archeologist 4 years ago. The area is now a closed state park and not a word has been said about it. It doesnt fit their model.

    • @neloglass
      @neloglass 13 дней назад

      Interesting!!!
      Those ships were built by the Manzi who were great navigators and Marco Polo said they did go to Alexandria constantly.
      They tried to escape the massacre that the Yellow Race (Chinese of today) started the Great Mongol Khan Temur was kicked out.
      Manzi were White Race and their massacre started after the Yellow Race Han people took over.
      They, the Yellow race were armed by the Mongols to keep the White Manzi in check. It was them who rebelled against the Mongols because they had the weapons, and when the Mongols left, they started the genocide against the Manzi.
      The Manzi that made to Americas in those ships dispersed from California to Chile.
      Manzi were the real Chinese and they called themselves CALI and Chali meaning "people of the earth". CHAU meant "earth" in their language hence CHALI. That is where the name Chile comes from, and so is CALIFORNIA and CALI Colombia.
      Cheng Ho was not a Yellow Race (Han) man. He was a Eunuch and he left writings in Persian in many areas.
      Just about all the White Race Manzi that didn't escape were Massacred.
      The fleet was destroyed at a certain point when the Yellow Race got total control of China. That is the reason it stopped, not because the lies told in this video.

  • @user-fo2uh4rm5c
    @user-fo2uh4rm5c 24 дня назад +4

    This channel is correct that China is the giant
    of the sea with the first sea voyage in 1502 during the Ming
    Dynasty,
    Emperor Zhu Di.
    明王朝,朱棣,永樂年間15O2年派鄭和第一次下西洋。明朝共七次出海洋。

    • @user-ks3bh1xe5q
      @user-ks3bh1xe5q 18 дней назад +1

      You are wrong.
      It's not 1502, but rather, it's early 15th century or early 1400s.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @@user-ks3bh1xe5q The "Magical Chinese Map" showed 600 years ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. I believe that the Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Zheng He armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel).
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Zheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @user-ks3bh1xe5q
      @user-ks3bh1xe5q 17 дней назад

      Zheng He died in 1433.
      Get your information right.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @@user-ks3bh1xe5q :Zheng He's death date and burial location were not recorded by his interpreter Ma Huan (馬歡)in his book 瀛涯勝覽。Such an absence is very significant in the truthfulness of the book 瀛涯勝覽。It might be just a novel, not a history. Yet, we were all fooled by the historians who sold us the novel 瀛涯勝覽 as a history.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @user-fo2uh4rm5c: 你這裡沒說船是如何來的。我讀的是:永樂帝一登基就下令造船。永樂三年就造成317艘。每兩三天就是一艘。鄭和就馬上出發。由於太快,我就不信是真的,全是假的。我再多讀,發現更多的假。

  • @nni9310
    @nni9310 11 дней назад +1

    Cheng Ho is not mysterious outside China. He is known in the West, at least to academics.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      Did Cheng Ho ever write letters to the countries he had visited? Or did he publish any academic papers? A man reported to be in his position mush have published a lot. Namely 著作等身。

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpoldid u ever make it out of elementary school?

  • @animex8129
    @animex8129 23 дня назад

    Do some research about chola dynasty habibi the real GOT

  • @user-vk6rl5cs3d
    @user-vk6rl5cs3d 12 дней назад +2

    As a Chinese, I hope you will not believe that Zheng He is a Muslim. As a senior official of the Ming Empire, Zheng He was first a Confucian scholar, then a Buddhist, a Taoist, and he would also believe in Islam as needed. In fact, it is a bit strange for Chinese people to only believe in one religion. If this god does not work, just find another god to pray to.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 12 дней назад

      @user-vk6rI5cs3d: I do not believe Zheng He's voyages were history. In every respect, they were a novel. I have studied his voyages extensively which qualified me to say so. For instance, I even know the number of days taken by each voyage.

    • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
      @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

      Muslims always falsify history. Zheng He was a Buddhist. The Buddhist scriptures he copied in 2015 were sold at a high price of 14.02 million US dollars at Sotheby's auction a few years ago. Each volume of this "Da Ming Kaishu Imperial Buddhist Scripture" is 33×24 cm in size and was provided by a Japanese collector. The collection is inscribed with "Da Ming Dynasty eunuch Zheng He, Dharma name Fu Jixiang".

    • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
      @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

      Zheng He was a Buddhist. The Buddhist scriptures he copied in 2015 were sold at a high price of 14.02 million US dollars at Sotheby's auction a few years ago. Each volume of this "Da Ming Kaishu Imperial Buddhist Scripture" is 33×24 cm in size and was provided by a Japanese collector. The collection is inscribed with "Da Ming Dynasty eunuch Zheng He, Dharma name Fu Jixiang".

    • @legpol
      @legpol 6 дней назад

      @@user-lx5qf3rd2h : I am suspicious of the authenticity of the copies. How would we know the copy was not faked by the Japanese? To avoid being cheated by copies, I want a copy from a country Zheng He had visited. Zheng had visited dozens of countries 7 times. These countries must have signed many treaties with Zheng He. If these countries were selling their copies, I will be assured.

    • @user-lx5qf3rd2h
      @user-lx5qf3rd2h 6 дней назад

      ⁠@@legpol Zen Master Daoyan gave Zheng He the Bodhisattva precepts. Zheng He once funded the printing of the Buddhist sutra "The Sutra of Marichi" in the name of Fu Jixiang and distributed it to various temples. He specially asked Zen Master Daoyan to write a postscript before the book.
      Many Buddhist sutras printed by Zheng He are still preserved in libraries in Beijing and Kunming, Yunnan. Now let's take the "The Sutra of Marichi" and Volume 7 of "The Upasaka Precepts Sutra" as examples. The former has a postscript written by Zen Master Daoyan, and the latter has a postscript written by Zheng He himself. Zheng He also donated money to print 5,480 copies of the "Lotus Sutra" and distributed them to all directions. 郑和在自己刊刻的《佛说优婆塞戒经》前,所写跋文如下:
      大明国奉佛信官内官监太监郑和,法名速南叱释,即福吉祥,切念生逢盛世,幸遇明时。谢天地覆载,日月照临,感皇上厚德,父母生成。累蒙圣恩,前往西洋等处公干。率领官军宝船,经由海洋,托赖佛天护持,往回有庆经置无虞,常怀报答之心。于是施财,陆续印造大藏尊经,舍入名山,流通读诵。伏愿皇图永固,帝道遐昌。凡奉命于四方,尝叨恩于庇佑。次冀身安心乐,福广寿长。忏除曩劫之态,永享现生之福。出入起居,吉祥如意。四恩等报,三有齐资,法畀群生,同成善果。今开陆续成造大藏尊经,计十一藏。

  • @benjaminthomas6783
    @benjaminthomas6783 6 дней назад

    Read the book “1421” by an ex submarine commander.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 5 дней назад

      One word will prove 1421 to be a novel, return. 1421 has no ships returning while the Chinese book has. The Chinese book reported that all the ships under Zheng He returned to Nanjing in less than 3 years without any absent; this return has ruled out any other ships going to Italy, while the 1421 did not report any ships returned to Nanjing. Where did the ships in 1421 go after visiting Italy?

  • @walterchin8832
    @walterchin8832 19 дней назад +1

    China is finally rule the world with peace and prosperity for all humanity.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      The "Magical Chinese Map" showed that, 600 years ago the Chinese had known the earth was spherical. I don't believe so. I believe that the Chinese had only learned the spherical earth in the 19th or late 18th century.
      And there are other factors proofing that the Zheng He armada to be a novel. One was the absence of his ships today. Others were the absence of his correspondence with countries he visited, the absence of many contracts he signed, of the writings he wrote, the speeches given to his troops (27,670 personnel).
      One fatal factor was the returning to Nanjing. Zheng's ships were all sail ships and yet they went up the Yangtze River to Nanjing 7 times. How could this up-river sailing be history?

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolu just keep repeating your groundless drivel. Again wot an insane person believes is irrelevant, to say the least ...

    • @legpol
      @legpol 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283 : You have attacked my person many times. You have no history to show.

  • @eldansambatyon
    @eldansambatyon 18 дней назад

    *hundreds of years earlier from the 12th - 14th century the visayan armada frequently crossed the WPS to china ... the imperial chinese finally saw and learned how to build large seafaring ships that can cross the sea after they have seen visayan tribesmen from the philippines on their large sailing ships anchored in deeper waters from their coast (the Pi-she yah then transfers to rafts) when they raided the chinese coastlands*

    • @yankw5187
      @yankw5187 5 дней назад

      The chinese ships in the Song dynasty had already implemented many unique advanced technologies unknown to the rest of the world.

    • @eldansambatyon
      @eldansambatyon 5 дней назад

      @@yankw5187 hahaha they are so weak they lost to the mongols that pave the way to china's 1000 yr humilation.....

    • @eldansambatyon
      @eldansambatyon 5 дней назад

      @@yankw5187 hahaha song dynasty was so weak they lost to the mongols..... the defeat started china's 1000 yr humiliation...

    • @boogieman4170
      @boogieman4170 День назад

      How can filipino buildships during time when philippine archipelago has no inhabitant yet . It was a Chinese R and D place filipinos were not evolved yet from wide eyed primate called Tarsirs . THE PRESENT FILIPINOS were the product of intermarriage of ethnic Chinese, Spanish and Arabs.

  • @tomcapelli4973
    @tomcapelli4973 6 дней назад

    I'll never understand how China went from this - a superpower that invented gunpowder, to becoming the France of the east (bad at war) for the last 150 years.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 5 дней назад

      It is easy to understand as soon as you find out that the Zheng He voyages is a novel.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolsays the nutbar ...

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      If u know how to read history books, then dat is a good starting point

    • @legpol
      @legpol 4 дня назад

      @@kimpark283 : The Zheng He voyages is not a history book. It is a novel. You, Xi Jinping, and many dumb historians don't know how to read novels.

  • @jeffyoung60
    @jeffyoung60 12 дней назад +1

    The history of the great Ming Dynasty naval fleets in the first two decades of the 1400s entered the books of legend. Out of the legends came myth and some nonsense about what these ships looked like.
    The difficulty for historians is that the Ming government went to great pains to burn all paper documentation, records, drawings, anything and everything. By today's standards this is an extraordinary crime.
    This documentary gets it right. The Ming sea-going naval ships were large scale versions of the Song Dynasty tried-and-true sea junk. Even the Song junks were large enough to serve as invasion troop carriers to the two, failed Mongol invasions in 1274 and 1281.
    There have been nonsensical imaginings of the Ming ships as gigantic barges or giant catamarans. Fun imagination, but incorrect.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      Why no foreigners wrote about Zheng He's ships? They saw the un-usual ships coming and going 7 times with 27,670 sailors going to town sightseeing. Why there were no foreign writings?

    • @jeffyoung60
      @jeffyoung60 10 дней назад

      @@legpol Excellent question. Looks like we'll never know. Perhaps Ming admiral Zheng He prohibited foreigners from sketching, drawing, or painting images of the Ming ships. True, it could have been done indoors in secret from the memory of observers but it looks like no one did so. That will remain a mystery. Many of the nations that the Ming fleet visited were literate countries with deep histories of art, paintings, sculpture, and more. But they seemed to lack true historians even though the vocation of scribe existed. Unfortunately photography would not be invented for another four hundred plus years.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 10 дней назад

      @@jeffyoung60 :Your answer that "Perhaps Ming admiral Zheng He prohibited foreigners from sketching" could be one. My answer will be: Zheng He's voyages never happened. They were a novel written for exclusive consumption by the Chinese audience.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpoli don't understand why mental patients like yourself are granted internet access ,to spew forth their insanity

  • @SentimentalMo
    @SentimentalMo 28 дней назад +1

    Zhen He could be the nephew who preferred to explore the world than be an emperor. So he orchestrated the palace coup claim gone blind and disappeared without a trace but claimed to had been killed.

  • @geraldmiller5260
    @geraldmiller5260 10 дней назад

    Get your visas before embarking on your voyage.

  • @dcs4947
    @dcs4947 26 дней назад +3

    "Real History"

  • @globalsolidarity55
    @globalsolidarity55 5 дней назад

    I'll keep my balls, thanks!
    Loyalty and sacrifice to show it is overrated.

  • @bazzer621
    @bazzer621 28 дней назад +2

    Think that they are still using them today 😂

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @bazzer621: What did you mean by "them" ? If you meant "ships", then you will be disappointed greatly. No Zheng He's ships survived. This total deaths of his ships proofed that there were not any in history. It was all a novel sold to us as history.

    • @bazzer621
      @bazzer621 17 дней назад

      @@legpol Everything Chinese is outdated! They live in a fantasy world where they are world leaders 😂 Even their newest ships are a total disaster!

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      "proofed" again? Your illiteracy is only matched by your lunacy

  • @peterkirsch6480
    @peterkirsch6480 7 дней назад

    What's so irritating about films like these (and others) is, that the level of commentation never leaves the scope of western imperialism and it's homegrown hybris ("Rule Britannia etc.." and Prof.Lamberts platitudes) instead of trying to understand an historic event like this on its own terms and in its own historic conditions. That is the real adventure in my mind, besides trying to keep afloat on a rebuild..

  • @walhdamaskus2408
    @walhdamaskus2408 22 дня назад +2

    That was deffenately not a warship armada. Otherwise rhe chinese had already clolonised those costs.

    • @RUHappyATM
      @RUHappyATM 20 дней назад +1

      Could it be that the Ming wasn't into colonization?

    • @user-lz1sn8mz3r
      @user-lz1sn8mz3r 20 дней назад

      @@RUHappyATM沒有,中國從沒有進行任何殖民,周圍陸地相鄰國家,諸如朝鮮,越南都是獨立國家,但是屬於中國藩屬國,直到地理大發現歐洲人殖民,越南就變為了法國的殖民地,中國也在同時期變為半殖民地

    • @walhdamaskus2408
      @walhdamaskus2408 19 дней назад

      @@RUHappyATM , Ming wasnt white enough.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      The Chinese Zheng He story was just a novel but sold to us as a history. Since it was a novel it could not have colonised anything.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @@user-lz1sn8mz3r : 鄭和下西洋乃是小說,不是歷史。當然不能殖民。如果是歷史,鄭和的船,書信,契約,文章著作等文件就會留下,我們就會看到。

  • @kennethreynolds4670
    @kennethreynolds4670 Месяц назад +24

    Actually there is some questionable areas on the west coast of america in northern California and Oregon of pre Columbus but the powers to be want whats being told to be right that Columbus discovered america but he didnt.

    • @LadyCoyKoi
      @LadyCoyKoi 28 дней назад +7

      Yep. They don't acknowledge the Viking ships at the eastern areas of the US either. Not to mention the evidence of Mansa Musa of Mali empire.

    • @graham2631
      @graham2631 26 дней назад +3

      Columbus discovered some islands. But 500 years before vikings settled in eastern Canada. It's possible the Chinese made it to the west coast. Only the church thought the world was flat.

    • @VaxtorT
      @VaxtorT 26 дней назад +1

      ​@@graham2631the church believing the earth was flat is a myth. Where you been?

    • @VaxtorT
      @VaxtorT 26 дней назад +2

      ​@@LadyCoyKoiActually, most historians do recognize the Viking landings....and many acknowledge possible Chinese and Japanese landings along the west coast ....... Polynesian landings also.
      And have fine so for quite some time now. Where you been?

    • @xavisanchez7522
      @xavisanchez7522 22 дня назад

      Actually the current lack of education in mainstream history narrative means you are all prone to lie, because you have been lied, not because you are a liar. Liars are the mainstream current country narratives.
      Columbus is an alias, his name is JOAN COLOM I BERTRAN, from the same CATALAN nation like CABOT,DRAGÓ, and all founders of the Companies. By the way, the Companies, the Catalan ones, were created in 14 century, exactly the same ones that the levant company took and later the US mariners

  • @ramonsalvaleon2616
    @ramonsalvaleon2616 12 дней назад +1

    For the record Colombus never reach north america only the carribean islands. Shame on you US Americans.

  • @Kusina_at_Patalim
    @Kusina_at_Patalim 9 дней назад

    We Filipinos Consider them our enemy.....

  • @neloglass
    @neloglass 13 дней назад

    Those ships were built by the Manzi who were great navigators and Marco Polo said they did go to Alexandria constantly.
    They tried to escape the massacre that the Yellow Race (Chinese of today) started the Great Mongol Khan Temur was kicked out.
    Manzi were White Race and their massacre started after the Yellow Race Han people took over.
    They, the Yellow race were armed by the Mongols to keep the White Manzi in check. It was them who rebelled against the Mongols because they had the weapons, and when the Mongols left, they started the genocide against the Manzi.
    The Manzi that made to Americas in those ships dispersed from California to Chile.
    Manzi were the real Chinese and they called themselves CALI and Chali meaning "people of the earth". CHAU meant "earth" in their language hence CHALI. That is where the name Chile comes from, and so is CALIFORNIA and CALI Colombia.
    Cheng Ho was not a Yellow Race (Han) man. He was a Eunuch and he left writings in Persian in many areas.
    Just about all the White Race Manzi that didn't escape were Massacred.
    The fleet was destroyed at a certain point when the Yellow Race got total control of China. That is the reason it stopped, not because the lies told in this video.

  • @heroe8836
    @heroe8836 День назад

    WEIRD PEOPLE

  • @nickcoulter973
    @nickcoulter973 22 дня назад +4

    Few people know that Zheng He also sailed these ships to the moon and created a settlement there way before Neil Armstrong landed.

    • @PeteHagen-sm4tn
      @PeteHagen-sm4tn 22 дня назад +1

      Few people are aware Admiral Zheng He sailed the Great Treasure Fleet to Alpha Centauri where he established the first Panda Express.😉

    • @nickcoulter973
      @nickcoulter973 22 дня назад

      @@PeteHagen-sm4tn Few people know that Zheng He sailed these ships to the center of the earth, found dinosaurs there, and brought them back to the surface, thus establishing the Mesozoic Era.
      Even fewer people know that he then wrote a book about his journey to the center of the earth, which was improperly credited to Jules Verne because of a mistranslation.
      Only a handful of people know that Zheng He created genetics, so that he could create a lineage eventually leading to the birth of American legend Brendan Fraser, so that he could star in a movie based on the aforementioned book.

    • @RUHappyATM
      @RUHappyATM 20 дней назад +1

      Yes they did.
      The reason?
      They wanted to make sure the legend of Chang E is real!
      Even today, if you stare hard enough you can see the Jade Rabbit on the moon.
      Strewth, Mate.

    • @neloglass
      @neloglass 13 дней назад

      They were real.
      Those ships were built by the Manzi who were great navigators and Marco Polo said they did go to Alexandria constantly.
      They tried to escape the massacre that the Yellow Race (Chinese of today) started the Great Mongol Khan Temur was kicked out.
      Manzi were White Race and their massacre started after the Yellow Race Han people took over.
      They, the Yellow race were armed by the Mongols to keep the White Manzi in check. It was them who rebelled against the Mongols because they had the weapons, and when the Mongols left, they started the genocide against the Manzi.
      The Manzi that made to Americas in those ships dispersed from California to Chile.
      Manzi were the real Chinese and they called themselves CALI and Chali meaning "people of the earth". CHAU meant "earth" in their language hence CHALI. That is where the name Chile comes from, and so is CALIFORNIA and CALI Colombia.
      Cheng Ho was not a Yellow Race (Han) man. He was a Eunuch and he left writings in Persian in many areas.
      Just about all the White Race Manzi that didn't escape were Massacred.
      The fleet was destroyed at a certain point when the Yellow Race got total control of China. That is the reason it stopped, not because the lies told in this video.

    • @RUHappyATM
      @RUHappyATM 13 дней назад

      @@neloglass
      Yeah, the Yellow race came from the Black race.
      LMAO.

  • @justinreilly1
    @justinreilly1 6 дней назад

    I hate these dumb modern expeditions retracing steps. Just give us the original story.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 5 дней назад

      The original story is in Chinese titled 瀛涯勝覽。It has not been translated to English as far as I know. After I have read it, I was convinced that it is a novel, not a history.

  • @user-ks3bh1xe5q
    @user-ks3bh1xe5q 18 дней назад

    This narrative is very superficial.
    Even high school history textbooks in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia provide more substantive information.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      I am sure the information provided by those schools does not have the information on "meeting", where and how Zheng He met local kings. You see, Zheng He could only reach the sea shore while local governments were all located many miles inland. The distance was a big barrier between Zheng He and local kings. When this very information (on where and how) was not provided, we are entitled to doubt the facf whether there was any meeting at all.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolmore groundless drivel from an angry Manchu

  • @user-oy8ed8xk1t
    @user-oy8ed8xk1t 10 дней назад +1

    South China Sea is the China teritorial.

  • @tomeverett2212
    @tomeverett2212 2 дня назад

    BS

  • @kahldiss2689
    @kahldiss2689 28 дней назад +3

    the exact kind of ships that would disintegrate in the open seas. that is why no relics of any kind were found for this overhyped ships.

    • @DelAoc
      @DelAoc 21 день назад +3

      Apparently a Ming Emperor turned all his great ships into bonfires. Ming Emperors were well known for doing crazy things.

    • @bearpolo3618
      @bearpolo3618 15 дней назад

      @@DelAoc It's not really the emperor's call. It's those rich and powerful classes and the officials representing them who did that. The reason, even though the trade was extremely profitable over the 7 voyages, the wealth mainly went to the emperor and royal families. These rich and powerful class were so pissed. They dared not to challenge Zhu Di. But after Zhu Di and his son died, the emperor's position was getting weak, had to make the compromise. That's what happened.

  • @gs547
    @gs547 24 дня назад +1

    Size of the wooden ships has been debunked. You need lots of iron bracing to make large wooden ships. Rest of story is possibly exaggerated but might be true.

    • @yunko9369
      @yunko9369 21 день назад +3

      can you post the source

    • @gs547
      @gs547 21 день назад

      @@yunko9369 I recall Kroum Batchvarov, naval historian, mentioning it someplace. I also ran across this somewhere in reading about the first iron battleships. Can't locate these sources, but you can see the problem is referred to in this Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_longest_wooden_ships

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      @gs547: If something was exaggerated, it might be false also. I believe I have found the Zheng He voyages were exaggerated too much to be true. First, the shipbuilding speed was too fast, 3 days per ship. Was this speed false?

    • @gs547
      @gs547 17 дней назад

      @@yunko9369 ruclips.net/video/KFHXuOhJ4Ow/видео.html

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      ​@@legpolthe only things exaggerated and false are you knowledge and comments

  • @Sirnkissako
    @Sirnkissako 24 дня назад

    Taifun is a Japanese word.

    • @zehechen920
      @zehechen920 21 день назад

      japan have no culture or langauge, sushi kimono Katana Sumo karate Cherry blossom orgami Bonsai tree Zen garden your infrastructure, music instrument, festival's all copied from china

    • @RUHappyATM
      @RUHappyATM 20 дней назад +1

      Do you mean Typhoon?
      If so, Wiki thinks its origin is from the Chinese.

    • @gaborszegedy1673
      @gaborszegedy1673 13 дней назад

      The Japanese copied so many things from Chine and the Chinese language still used today.

    • @kimpark283
      @kimpark283 4 дня назад

      95% of the the written Japanese language is Chinese. Have a nice day....

  • @Hoo88846
    @Hoo88846 11 дней назад +2

    Xi Jinping is reviving the Han Dynasty (202BC - 220AD) established Silk Road and Ming Dynasty Zheng He’s Seven Voyages (the Maritime Silk Road) in his Belt and Road Initiative. Great China ❤❤❤

    • @legpol
      @legpol 11 дней назад

      @Hoo88846 : In 2018 Xi Jinping told the Filipinos that Zheng He had done peaceful visits to the Philippines. Unfortunately, the famous Filipino chief Judge Antonio Carpio denied the visits saying Zheng He never came to his country. Xi had nothing to say in return implying he lied. If a Chinese national leader lied in Zheng He, could we suspect that all the Zheng He saga was made up with lies?

    • @Hoo88846
      @Hoo88846 7 дней назад

      @@legpol Lol… you know why Xi Jinping just laughed? He was laughing at the lies of the Filipinos. There are historical records in Malaysia and in East African countries that recorded this Admiral Zheng He’s saga. They even built temples in many Southeast Asian countries to commemorate the Zheng He saga. Given Philippines’ severe corrupt government and association with USA the empire of lies and fake news, it’s not surprising for Filipinos to lie about Chinese history. It’s nothing new that American CIA bots working in Philippines and India, and Japanese funded 1450 troll armies spam all over the internet with lies about Chinese culture, history and anything that has to do with China. Xi Jinping just met one such Filipino liar? I meet tons on a daily basis. 😆. Google search for “Zheng He’s Malacca” and see how many temples in Southeast Asia are built in his name to commemorate his trips.

    • @Hoo88846
      @Hoo88846 7 дней назад +1

      Lol… you know why Xi Jinping just laughed? He was laughing at the lies of the Filipinos. There are historical records in Malaysia and in East African countries that recorded this Admiral Zheng He’s saga. They even built temples in many Southeast Asian countries to commemorate the Zheng He saga. Given Philippines’ severe corrupt government and association with USA the empire of lies and fake news, it’s not surprising for Filipinos to lie about Chinese history. It’s nothing new that American CIA bots working in Philippines and India, and Japanese funded 1450 troll armies spam all over the internet with lies about Chinese culture, history and anything that has to do with China. Xi Jinping just met one such Filipino liar? I meet tons on a daily basis. 😆. Google search for “Zheng He’s Malacca” and see how many temples in Southeast Asia are built in his name to commemorate his trips.
      RUclips search for “Zheng He’s Seven Voyages” and you can find tons of documentaries done by historians on his saga. It’s funny pinoys make up this lie and claim Xi Jinping laughing. Xi was laughing at pinoys’ dishonesty and blatant historical revisionism. 😆😆😆

    • @Hoo88846
      @Hoo88846 7 дней назад

      Lol… you know why Xi Jinping just laughed? He was laughing at the lies of the Filipinos. There are historical records in Malaysia and in East African countries that recorded this Admiral Zheng He’s saga. They even built temples in many Southeast Asian countries to commemorate the Zheng He saga. Given Philippines’ severe corrupt government and association with USA the empire of lies and fake news, it’s not surprising for Filipinos to lie about Chinese history. It’s nothing new that American CIA bots working in Philippines and India, and Japanese funded 1450 troll armies spam all over the internet with lies about Chinese culture, history and anything that has to do with China. Xi Jinping just met one such Filipino liar? I meet tons on a daily basis. 😆. Google search for “Zheng He’s Malacca” and see how many temples in Southeast Asia are built in his name to commemorate his trips.

    • @Hoo88846
      @Hoo88846 7 дней назад

      @@legpol keep lying. Pinoy bot

  • @zanenobbs352
    @zanenobbs352 18 дней назад +1

    Being older, I can remember when this theory was initiated by a person in Britain, however, it never happened on a global scale and remains just that, a theory. It's not helpful when its presented as factual, except for the CCP.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад

      Did you mean the Zheng He voyage is fake? I do believe so, fake. Let me tell you a supporting story involving the CCP.
      The CCP leader Xi Jinping told the Filipinos in 2018 that Zheng He had visited the Philippines. Xi's story was immediately denied by Chief Justice Antonio Carpio saying Zheng He never came to his country. Xi never answered and implied he lied. The whole Zheng He saga is a lie.

  • @KROKOKOK
    @KROKOKOK 26 дней назад

    They were so lucky they didnt enncounter any Freak Waves.!! Or else they would have been blown away without a trace. Amazing achievement indeed!!

    • @legpol
      @legpol 17 дней назад +1

      But the achievement was fake. Zheng He never went to sea. Why I said this was because we cannot see his ships, his correspondence exchanged with governments, the treaties he signed with so many countries he was reported to have visited, the papers and books he had written, we cannot see any either. All was just a back hole.

    • @bearpolo3618
      @bearpolo3618 15 дней назад +1

      @@legpol Go to learn some history before making this kind ignorant comments. The replica of his flag ship is in a park in Nanjing today. There's plenty of historical records. The reason you claim you don't see the evidence is because you don't see them.

    • @legpol
      @legpol 15 дней назад

      @@bearpolo3618 : Your statements meant exactly the absence of evidence. What you had was only a replica, not an original. Zheng He was reported to have had 317 huge sail ships. Why not one original survived?
      Your "historical records" must mean "documents" signed between Zheng He and foreign governments. Did you see one in a foreign government? This will be a very very strong evidence for Zheng He's voyages.
      On the hands of foreign governments, there must be Zheng He's letters announcing his arrival by the sea shore so that a meeting could be arranged. Did you see any such correspondence?

    • @bearpolo3618
      @bearpolo3618 15 дней назад

      @@legpol You are so ignorant. Did you watch the video? Do you know what happened? You don't learn history yet making these nonsense statement. Just give you one lesson. How do you expect wooden ships to last over almost 500 years? You are really clueless. In addition, I told you the replica of the flagship is in a park in Nanjing.Go to see it yourself. Go ask people from Malaysia, see if they know Admiral Zheng. Just google it, all right. Your refusal to accept the fact just shows how stubborn and biased you are.

    • @bearpolo3618
      @bearpolo3618 15 дней назад +1

      @@legpol Are you kidding me? I have not heard any wooden ships can last almost 500 years. Did you watch the video and know what happened after the emperor died? If you don't want to believe the history, suit yourself, just don't ask this kind of stupid question.