The Shimabara Rebellion (Part 1) | The Edo Period Episode 3

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @just_radical
    @just_radical Год назад +205

    Ah yes the Shimabara Rebellion, the controversial final DLC package to Sengoku Jidai. Reception to this add-on was so mixed that the kami at Takamagahara Studios decided to switch genres entirely out of action games and into the lifestyle simulator Edo series for 200 years. It was a weird decision at the time for a studio so well known for not just the Sengoku Jidai series but other hits like Genpei Kassen, Nanbokucho, and Hogen no Ran, but not entirely out of character since they had other hits like Genji Monogatari and Rise of the Fujiwara in their library. Eventually tho the break would prove to be exactly what the studio needed when they suprised everyone with Meiji Ishin, a love letter to the thrilling Samurai Combat genre.

    • @VivalaG
      @VivalaG Год назад +9

      Your comment shot my sides to freakin' outer space lol

    • @UnicornGamingRX03
      @UnicornGamingRX03 Год назад +2

      Shogun II missed that and the siege of Osaka (summer war), I only learnt about it when I visited Osaka castle irl.

    • @LoganParam-03
      @LoganParam-03 Год назад

      😂😂 this comment is top tier

    • @anbu94
      @anbu94 10 месяцев назад +1

      I'm quite sick and took longer than it should have to realize this was a clever joke. I was excited about an Edo period simulator 🤣
      I want an Edo period kingdom come deliverance now!

    • @KansaiCool
      @KansaiCool 10 месяцев назад +2

      Dude. You should do this to every historical era.

  • @Chris_MarMar
    @Chris_MarMar Год назад +51

    Definitely appreciate the KOTOR 2 soundtrack you used in this.

    • @410cultivar
      @410cultivar Год назад +6

      Lol yes! Im searching the comments for others who noticed

    • @FullMetalXV
      @FullMetalXV Год назад +3

      To this day I have not finished KOTOR 2. I replay KOTOR every year but KOTOR 2, even with the restoration mod is just not the same.

    • @richardmartin8998
      @richardmartin8998 8 месяцев назад +1

      KOTOR and KOTOR 2 are the 2 greatest Star Wars games.

  • @jeffreysams3348
    @jeffreysams3348 Год назад +31

    The story that I heard was the Masakura lands were assessed as 40,000 koku but the daimyo taxed it as if it was 100,000 koku. And the shogunate had warned him not to spend so much on the castle...

  • @tenshi2520
    @tenshi2520 Год назад +45

    I visited Shimabara Castle during my summer vacation this year. I was surprised how rural and empty of tourists Shimabara city was considering it’s history. Although the castle has been rebuilt in a modern style, it still looks very impressive from a distance. The museum inside also includes information in English about the rebellion and history of the persecution of Christians in the area.

  • @mojotheaverage
    @mojotheaverage Год назад +43

    The shimabara rebellion is one of those historical events like the death of Minamoto No Yoshitsune where you know the outcome, but as you read it you can't help but hope the outcome will be different

    • @Dfathurr
      @Dfathurr 8 месяцев назад

      Or Kusunoki Masashige's last stand

  • @maximus0928
    @maximus0928 Год назад +29

    I’m glad the history of the shimbara rebellion was remembered. Reminds me of the yellow turban rebellion of china’s 3 kingdoms. Those 3 kingdoms are definitely glorified much like the samurai but the peasantry was oppressed much like these ppl were and were pushed to the point of no return. Great video as always!

    • @CB-py1xh
      @CB-py1xh Год назад

      Yes, as fun and interesting it may be to engage with the exploits of the lords and generals of feudal societies, we should never forget that the Yellow Turbans and Ikko-Ikki etc. of their respective ages were the only ones fighting for historic social progress and a semblance of human dignity for 90% of the population.
      An important aspect that made it possible for Europe to overtake the traditional centers of cultural and scientific development like East Asia and the Middle East in these regards from the 1600s onwards, was that unlike in the rest of the world in Europe popular democratic revolutions were more often successful.
      The Edo Bakufu on the other hand was so powerful and effective that it could freeze Japan in the 1600s for over 250 years.

  • @alexanderjohnson6178
    @alexanderjohnson6178 Год назад +30

    No matter how bad my day is when I see a new episode in this series my mood instantly improves tenfold

    • @stevenkies802
      @stevenkies802 Год назад +1

      Agreed.

    • @Tatterdash71
      @Tatterdash71 11 месяцев назад

      Yes, I discovered the Shogunate in 2020 while in lockdown. Pretty sure my next D&D character will be me doing an impression of this narrator. Such a distinct and most informative voice.

  • @1207rorupar
    @1207rorupar Год назад +9

    Loved the KOTOR 2 music in the background

  • @stinsaaan4146
    @stinsaaan4146 Год назад +12

    I hope part 2 will include how the rebels taunted their enemies, as that was one of my favourite parts when reading of the rebellion

  • @hanchiman
    @hanchiman Год назад +22

    I recall the Englishman William Adams told Ieyasu that Portugese and Spanish introduction of Christianity is one of their way to cause "Uprising" in a foreign country just so that the Spanish or Portuguese can take advantage during the turbulent and create a Colony.

    • @EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts
      @EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts Год назад +5

      The Catholic Church has a long history of playing politics. Many Protestant denominations do likewise, and as the current war in Ukraine shows, so does the Orthodox church. See "Imprisoned for their faith - Russia."

    • @MrGksarathy
      @MrGksarathy Год назад +7

      I mean, he was correct about that.

    • @keithwhitlock726
      @keithwhitlock726 11 месяцев назад

      ​@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts Jesuits were intimately involved in the Maden Rebellion in Ukraine and even our American Civil War. They are pure evil. There is a reason they have been thrown out of over 80 countries because of all the trouble they cause.

    • @birgbirg111
      @birgbirg111 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts so tell us about your favorite church

    • @TheMercian13
      @TheMercian13 8 месяцев назад +2

      Based Compatriot of mine. He was correct.

  • @JonasBL3
    @JonasBL3 Год назад +6

    I love how the stories you bring me from reality are better than 99% of the shit I find on Netflix. U da real MVP!

  • @LukeItsz
    @LukeItsz Год назад +7

    I love how at the beginning Star Wars Kotar 2 music is playing best Star Wars game ever😅

  • @davidhouston4810
    @davidhouston4810 Год назад +6

    Though it had its own Japanese historical aspects, the sadness of this period was repeated throughout the entire world, during the transition between Medieval aristocracy and Modern representative governing.
    A long and often Brutal time of suffering.

  • @ShuajoX
    @ShuajoX Год назад +10

    I have been eagerly awaiting this topic's introduction! Glad to see you finally covering it!

  • @hadoukenfighter
    @hadoukenfighter Год назад +7

    i like the KOTOR2 music used, it's really fitting.

  • @nont18411
    @nont18411 Год назад +27

    Hong Xiuquan: “Can I copy your homework?”
    Amakusa Shiro: “Fine, but don’t make it too obvious.”
    Hong Xiuquan: Started a Christian rebellion in China by claiming himself as a brother of Jesus 200 years later.

  • @hetzer842
    @hetzer842 Год назад +8

    I never thought KOTOR2 music is that good for a japanese history video.

  • @xogunatobrasil456
    @xogunatobrasil456 Год назад +9

    The three biggest conflicts of the Edo period:
    - Siege of Osaka (1614 - 1615)
    - Shimabara Rebellion (1637 - 1638)
    - Shakushain's Revolt (1669 - 1672)

  • @410cultivar
    @410cultivar Год назад +5

    The KOTOR soundtrack is a nice touch

  • @bobafett7865
    @bobafett7865 Год назад +1

    That KOTOR 2 track was a surprise to be sure but, a welcomed one!

  • @Hilversumborn
    @Hilversumborn Год назад +1

    Finally a good in depth look at the Shimabara Rebellion

  • @LoneSilver94
    @LoneSilver94 Год назад +1

    Yes a new video!! Its like a treat 😁!!

  • @sukitron5415
    @sukitron5415 Год назад +3

    Always excited for the latest episode, i don't know much about the edo period post ieyasu so it'll be interesting to see how it goes

  • @innsmouthresident6802
    @innsmouthresident6802 Год назад +2

    Compelling, thank you very much.

  • @keizerwoodworks
    @keizerwoodworks 9 месяцев назад

    This is amazingly well narrated!

  • @AncestorEmpire1
    @AncestorEmpire1 Год назад +2

    Nice use of Kotor 2 music in the background.

  • @Krafanio
    @Krafanio 3 месяца назад +1

    15:20 Did Shiro really said that or that just part of the mythification of his figure?
    As far as I know, the common folk saw him more as a saint-Christian hero, but not as God.

  • @RighteousOne444
    @RighteousOne444 Год назад +3

    Hey bro love your channel,just wanted to say thank you for your time in making these videos for us to watch and I wanted to request a few videos while giving you some video ideas.
    1. A video on takeda shingen like explaining in detail his life or at least what is known about his life.
    2. A imagawa clan video
    3. A video on righteous samurai leaders who genuinely wanted peace for their province because I’ve never heard of even one righteous samurai leader.
    4. A top ten impressive moments in battles( like for example takeda shingens 2nd battle when he defeated 12,000 men with only ,3 or 4,000 himself by attacking during a foggy morning.
    If you don’t think you could make these videos could you please just reply to my comment and just tell me a list of names of righteous or mostly righteous samurai warriors leaders or shogun from any time period,thank you for all your content keep up the good work bro!

    • @saymyname2417
      @saymyname2417 Год назад +2

      Point 3: Yeah, neither have I, sadly 😢.

  • @yukimurasanada5209
    @yukimurasanada5209 Год назад +6

    its strange, humanity knows inherently through basic history lessons, high taxes and low food is the 1st step of the end, yet rulers are too lazy to bother with the common man so think of plans how to not prevent rebellions but to violently put them down with mass murder as quickly as possible

  • @Lowdawgful
    @Lowdawgful Год назад +1

    The Kotor 2 music was a nice touch.

  • @Anonymous-qi2zh
    @Anonymous-qi2zh 9 месяцев назад

    KOTOR 2 soundtrack absolutely fits the whole atmosphere of the post-Sengoku/early Edo period of Japanese history, with a striving for healing spotted with upheavals here and there

  • @zaximbud100
    @zaximbud100 Год назад +2

    Great channel awesome videos. You've earned a subscription 👏

  • @colemanwhittenburg9191
    @colemanwhittenburg9191 Год назад +4

    This man really used the music from knights of the old republic two as background music for this video 😂😂😂 but overall good info!

  • @nont18411
    @nont18411 Год назад +7

    I wonder if you would continue Japanese history videos until the end of world war 2, or just the Meiji restoration.

  • @xogunatobrasil456
    @xogunatobrasil456 Год назад +3

    Few know it but it was significant for northern Japan, more specifically Hokkaido dominated by the Matsumae clan, a video talking about this conflict would be interesting too.

    • @MrGksarathy
      @MrGksarathy Год назад +1

      Yeah, Shakushein's rebellion is pretty based, and I think a discussion of the Ainu's relationship with Japan during the Sengoku and prior would be great.

  • @sukitron5415
    @sukitron5415 Год назад +3

    Noticed the KOTOR 2 music, have you plwyed it and if you have what did you think?

  • @theuniverse5173
    @theuniverse5173 Год назад +9

    Deus vult!
    Or
    Kami no ishi

  • @sendapez
    @sendapez Год назад +4

    They should make a movie about Shiro.

  • @-RONNIE
    @-RONNIE Год назад +1

    Thank you for the video it was really good 👍🏻

  • @xogunatobrasil456
    @xogunatobrasil456 Год назад +1

    This video was awesome! Do you plan to talk about the Shakushain's Revolt in the future as well?

  • @alexspalding6377
    @alexspalding6377 Год назад +7

    Amazing . Their faith was incredible

  • @risingdragonstudio7255
    @risingdragonstudio7255 Год назад +2

    Shimabara Rebellion vs Tokugawa shogunate
    This Revolts is keep up coming.

  • @LukeItsz
    @LukeItsz Год назад

    Thank you for everything you do love your channel

  • @cbrusharmy
    @cbrusharmy Год назад +3

    I'm dying to see the new Shogun remake next year. This is helping me wait patiently.

    • @PropagandalfderWeiße
      @PropagandalfderWeiße Год назад

      What? Shogun 3? Finally! Although I hope they dont do such a bs with the colours in three kingdoms. Shogun II is by far the best Total War, not only because of the setting but also the playstyle. I wish they integrated most of the master of strategy mod and make better castles. Sieges in Shogun 2 vanilla are just boring and unrealistic

    • @cbrusharmy
      @cbrusharmy Год назад +1

      @@PropagandalfderWeiße Not a game, the TV mini-series done in the '80s based of the book "Shogun." It was very popular, and I'm hoping this remake is too. Hiroyuki Sanada will be playing Lord Toranaga (substitute for Tokugawa Ieyasu), so that alone has me excited!

    • @PropagandalfderWeiße
      @PropagandalfderWeiße Год назад

      @@cbrusharmy Ahh

  • @michaelthepizzahuman
    @michaelthepizzahuman Год назад +1

    Thank you for this amazing episode!

  • @ThomasBarsegian-co3du
    @ThomasBarsegian-co3du Год назад

    Been waiting, it's worth the wait, GREAT JOB 👏👍🇯🇵🥰🇯🇵⛩️🏯🎎♥️

  • @mikeehrmantraut1899
    @mikeehrmantraut1899 Год назад +10

    I can't wait for the Bakumatsu Period and Can't wait for him to talk about Shimazu Nariakira, he was descendant of Date Masamune, Tokugawa Ieyasu and Oda Nobunaga.

    • @bkjeong4302
      @bkjeong4302 Год назад +1

      That’s one hell of an ancestry…That’s four of the big-name clans combined into one.

  • @michaelay4900
    @michaelay4900 Год назад +2

    Waiting for mention of Tachibana Muneshige and Miyamoto Musashi in the next epi

  • @kevinweirup9408
    @kevinweirup9408 Год назад +1

    I got kotor 2 Is vibes watching this 😆 I wonder why love it

  • @ninjammer726
    @ninjammer726 Год назад +1

    Please do the taisho era japan next

  • @samcarter565
    @samcarter565 Год назад +1

    I recognize the background music from Star Wars: The Old Republic

  • @harryjuices
    @harryjuices Год назад +2

    Just curious, whats your impression of Katsu Kokichi, a samurai, of the book Musui's Story? He is kinda goofy but seems to have some redeeming qualities.

  • @vaimast
    @vaimast Год назад

    Armor and sword evolution on my list!!!!

  • @sevenproxies4255
    @sevenproxies4255 Год назад +2

    This must be what inspired the Ninja Resurrection anime

  • @clintwestwood1895
    @clintwestwood1895 Год назад

    cool video bro, thanks.

  • @lou-sanus4life
    @lou-sanus4life Год назад

    Love these videos man. Edo period always seems so fascinating and I like the pacing and images you use.

  • @FelixstoweFoamForge
    @FelixstoweFoamForge Год назад +11

    We think of the Samurai, as a group, as noble, loyal, and self sacrificing. And some of them no doubt were. But not to the average Japanese Peasant. To that down-trodden class, they must have been hated oppressors. I have a certain sympathy with that view.

    • @timokohler6631
      @timokohler6631 11 месяцев назад +1

      The reality is very different from popular perception, Samurais were neither noble nor loyal. In fact the Samurai would constantly betray each other and mistrust each other, it wasn't even considered bad to betray your lord as long as you succeeded, there is a reason why the Shogun held thousands of hostages in Edo. It's pretty ridiculous that people consider loyalty to be a typical virtue of Samurai.

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      lol Gaijin
      Samurai are not oppressors. Samurai have no such rights. Whether it is oppressive or not depends on the ruling daimyo and has nothing to do with the samurai. Samurai only follow orders from their daimyo.
      Samurai usually enjoyed local festivals and watching kabuki with farmers and merchants. they even took a bath together. Samurai are just humans like us. There are good samurai and bad samurai, and most of them are good people like us

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      If a samurai behaves arrogantly towards a farmer, His boss orders him to commit seppuku. The daimyo always orders the samurai not to quarrel with the peasants. There are even records of them. A samurai cannot act as he pleases unless ordered by his superior.
      It is recorded that some farmers even provoked the samurai to test their courage.

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      First of all, it wasn't that they always oppressed peasants, but that they viewed "Christianity" as dangerous. At that time, Christianity sent missionaries to various countries and made them colonies. Remember what you guys were doing to the Philippines, Africa, and South America?
      In fact, at that time, Christians destroyed Japanese shrines and temples and engaged in many problematic behaviors. portuguese missionary sold Japanese people overseas as slaves. Hideyoshi was furious and bought back the Japanese slave. There are many reasons why Christianity was considered dangerous.
      Japan would not exist today if Christianity had not been banned at that time. You Gaijin justify yourself and Christianity and don't consider the circumstances of other countries. It can be said that banning Christianity was the best decision at the time.

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      Remember what Christianity was doing to Asia and the world at that time? There is probably no country that does not view invaders as dangerous. Would Islam have been allowed to spread to Europe at that time? At least in Japan, missionary work was allowed until the portuguese missionaries started doing something problematic.

  • @patrickmodenesi2344
    @patrickmodenesi2344 4 месяца назад +1

    Sorry, I got a doubt. You told us about how the Arima was replaced by a anti Christian lord in Shimabara. But you didn't mentioned anything about what happened in Amakusa. I mean, something similar happened there, did it not?
    Thank you!

  • @Srrrgp
    @Srrrgp Год назад +5

    I highly recommend a book called "christ's samurai: The true story of the shimabara rebellion". what a read indeed.

  • @wildwaymartialarts
    @wildwaymartialarts Год назад +1

    Just realized KOTOR in the background 😂

  • @cjthebeesknees
    @cjthebeesknees Год назад +2

    Order cannot remain intact if the populace is disenfranchised.

  • @a84c1
    @a84c1 Год назад +3

    After this rebellion japan isolated themselve from the outside world until the 1860s

  • @lizamos1945
    @lizamos1945 Год назад

    Hey can I ask you a favour? Can you do some videos on shinsengumi, their members, history ect. Also if what happen in the Japan, and to them if they were won the war against imperial rule. (I know they lost the war)

  • @elmerbalan8967
    @elmerbalan8967 Год назад

    Looking forward for Tokugawa Yoshimune Episode on the channel

  • @luqmantarmizi9578
    @luqmantarmizi9578 Год назад +2

    I thought that Kyushu Island was fully under the control of Shimazu family since,didn't you say they're the only family that can go toe to toe with the Shogun.

    • @davidfromkyushu6870
      @davidfromkyushu6870 Год назад +1

      They only controlled the southern part, what’s now Kagoshima Prefecture, at this time. In the past they had controlled more of Kyushu but not all.

    • @luqmantarmizi9578
      @luqmantarmizi9578 Год назад

      @@davidfromkyushu6870 so the Shimazu family not the most powerful family in Kyushu?.

    • @davidfromkyushu6870
      @davidfromkyushu6870 Год назад +1

      @@luqmantarmizi9578 they were the most powerful family on the island. The rest of it was ruled by lesser daimyo.

  • @TheGhost-7002
    @TheGhost-7002 Год назад

    Can you do a video about the Oei invasion? It would be pretty cool.

  • @ashutoshmishra7923
    @ashutoshmishra7923 Год назад +1

    HW far you go.

  • @DionysianLovecraftian
    @DionysianLovecraftian Год назад

    Hey Shogunate, I know it's unrelated to the video I think at some point it would be a good idea to make a video on seppuku/harakiri because you already did other videos where you talked about samurai traditions and stuff.

  • @MCorpReview
    @MCorpReview Год назад +5

    Onward Christian soldiers….from the songbooks

  •  Год назад +2

    Very interesting stuff. It is a shame that the peopel of Japan didnt find peace after that long period of war

    • @shinsenshogun900
      @shinsenshogun900 Год назад +3

      the consequences of the Ashikaga government disdaining the social order

  • @yamamotogotbodied1606
    @yamamotogotbodied1606 Месяц назад

    Is it just me or anytime you hear execute in historical videos like this you only think of the one meaning lol

  • @paulpranay4135
    @paulpranay4135 Год назад

    What will be the next edo period video and when will it come out?

  • @buinghiathuan4595
    @buinghiathuan4595 Год назад +2

    By slapping the Christian faith in it, the rebels simultaneously save and doom the rebellions at the same time. It may gain support in near by region but the majority of Japan are Shinto. I don't like the odds

  • @shirowolfanimator
    @shirowolfanimator Год назад

    I'M FEATURED IN THE VIDEO' lol

  • @kingleech16
    @kingleech16 Год назад +1

    For some reason, the background score makes me want to tell someone named Kreia to shut up…

  • @joejunior5991
    @joejunior5991 Год назад +1

    Amakusa Shiro the False Saint

  • @diapason89
    @diapason89 11 месяцев назад

    So that guy that Kenshin fought in the Shimabara arc was real?

  • @marciorodrigues500
    @marciorodrigues500 Год назад

    What about the participation of Myamoto Musashi .

  • @arielquelme
    @arielquelme 7 месяцев назад

    20 years after Shimabara rebellion, the Taiping Rebels in China considered their leader as "brother of Jesus"
    This Shimabara leader Amakusa regarded as "2nd coming of Jesus"
    BRUH 💀

  • @arielquelme
    @arielquelme 7 месяцев назад

    Who here each because the "Silence" movie???

  • @fredmartinez9597
    @fredmartinez9597 Год назад +1

    Time to chill.🤓

  • @novrinkov0053
    @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад +1

    I always think that Westerners are always biased when they talk about these things. They don't explain in detail why they had to do this repression.
    Why don't you explain that the christian were destroying Japanese shrines and temples and engaging in problematic behavior? Why don't you explain that they angered Hideyoshi by selling Japanese slaves overseas? portuguese missionary actually sold Japanese people overseas as slaves. Hideyoshi was angry and bought back Japanese people from overseas.
    First of all, missionaries and Christianity were not banned from the beginning. There's always a reason for that. Remember what the Christianity was doing in other parts of Asia and South America at that time. They sent missionaries as vanguards to rule the colonies. Christians always justify themselves and talk like they're good guys.

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      Did Europe fully allow the spread of other religions at that time? At least Japan allowed missionaries to proselytize until they caused problems.

    • @novrinkov0053
      @novrinkov0053 8 месяцев назад

      Missionaries always came to other countries with the ambition of colonizing them. The missionary actually wrote a letter to the spanish king. 「It is impossible to invade Japan by force.」They write such letters to the spanish king. Missionaries(Christianity) always had ambitions for slave trade and colonial rule. The reason why they continued to trade with the Netherlands was because the Dutch had no intention of proselytizing. unlike Portuguese

    • @Krafanio
      @Krafanio 3 месяца назад +1

      A lot of your claims were never proven, only the destruction of shrines that was advised against by the missionaries (on multiple occasions) but the common folks and Christian Daimyo did it regardless. You said there´s a pro-Christian bias here. But you are showing an anti-Christian bias in your statements.

  • @OneOkRockSamurai
    @OneOkRockSamurai 6 месяцев назад +1

    As a Christian I have a unique perspective. It seems that the scholarly definition of "Christianity" in academia is a bit lazy. From my own research Protestants did not come into Japan until the late 1800s, so this rebellion couldn't have been historically Christian in nature. Most people are ignorant of the fact that Catholicism is not the traditional Christian faith as most elements and rituals of Catholicism actually contradict the holy Bible in various ways. But I'm also not placing blame on the Catholics in this particular event, as lords killing peasants into revolt is a tale old as time, regardless of religion or socio-political affairs. The Dutch were Protestants it seems so I could also be wrong

    • @Krafanio
      @Krafanio 3 месяца назад +2

      Catholics and Orthodox are the two main branches of the original church. Thus making them even more Christian than a lot of protestant movements nowadays.
      One thing is to say you don´t understand Catholicism, other is to claim Catholicism is not Christianity because they don´t act like the protestants do.

  • @Casanova395
    @Casanova395 Год назад +1

    Aw crap I thought this was part 1

  • @juliancalvo5907
    @juliancalvo5907 Год назад +1

    is Kotor OST what i hear? hahaha

  • @lordtea7688
    @lordtea7688 7 месяцев назад

    KOTOR 2 soundtrack xD

  • @joaomanoel3197
    @joaomanoel3197 Год назад

    👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @beepboop204
    @beepboop204 Год назад

  • @ThomasBarsegian-co3du
    @ThomasBarsegian-co3du Год назад

    Never her of this rebellion..Thank You for the video.I learn alot from you 🙏🇯🇵⛩️♥️🏯🇯🇵💖

  • @CmdrDingus
    @CmdrDingus Год назад +1

    •w•

  • @OasisTypeZaku
    @OasisTypeZaku Год назад +2

    I can understand why Hidetada repressed the christian movements due to the wide-spread destruction the converts and priests caused.
    Temples hundreds, even maybe a thousand years or so old, are destroyed, villages burned and people murdered because of christian zealotry. Same thing happened in Europe.
    You're a guest in someone's house and go around causing chaos and damaging your host's property, you deserve to be kicked out.

    • @larpingastheduchyofburgund337
      @larpingastheduchyofburgund337 Год назад +3

      I can understand why Oliver Cromwell repressed the Irish.

    • @historian252
      @historian252 Год назад +4

      You mean despite the fact that a lot more damage was caused by the Toyota military and Tokugawa's actions constantly attacking Christians especially the majority peaceful ones and continued to make life for them difficult.

    • @theuniverse5173
      @theuniverse5173 Год назад +4

      Tell me you know nothing about religious history or japanese history without telling me