Kamehameha the Great - Law of the Splintered Paddle - Extra History - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2017
- 📜 History of the Great King Kamehameha, Part 2
Kamehameha brought the islands together and introduced the first human rights code, the Law of the Splintered Paddle. He continued to trade with Western countries, enriching the islands and enhancing his personal status as leader of the new Kingdom of Hawaii.
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Kamehameha had united Hawaii under his rule. But what to do with such power? Simple: make life better for his people.
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As System Engineer... the joke at 3:04 killed me XD
The Perfect hawaiian pronunciation is gone. It's Ni'iHau, not a chinese greeting. but still better than most
Extra Credits alway love your videos guys, very educational and entertaining.....
This is waaaay more interesting than the Bismarck. Thanks!
Extra Credits good show good show keep it up
What a good example for the problems of dictatorship and monarchy: You can be the most able king ever and your advisors the best you could want, but once you're dead, you better have a capable heir or everything you achieved may fall apart. But if you have to many heirs.. well... Europe knows that story.
The world knows this story.
Unifiers have it especially bad, as all that time unifying and learning through error is wasted time that could be spent preparing an heir.
you have played a lot of Crusader kings 2 havent you?
There's also the genetic problem of inbreeding, which leaves any "sacred" bloodline eventually so ridden with genetic diseases that it can't produce a capable heir.
P K have an elective monarchy
That Windows burn tho... XD
Xp*
Windows XP is still Windows.
Antti Björklund Yes but so is Vista
XP* not XD
It's just a prank bro.
2017, still relatable.
It's amazing how historically and culturally rich Hawaiian History is, despite how short lived the Kingdom was.
can you imagine how much richer it would be if usa hadnt invaded them?
timedragon1 The kingdom was short lived but it was organically transforming into a western style representative democracy. Had the stirrings of revolution not been manipulated by outside forces, history would have gone down a far different course indeed.
Would have lasted much longer if those greedy American businessmen and politicians hadn't seized their homeland, so they could make huge amounts of money off pineapple.
The history of Hawaii: "fucking haoles"
james turd you must not know much then, Japan was the only nation to protest the American occupation of Hawai’i. Hawai’i was on track to becoming an economic powerhouse in the pacific and now is a backwater state with failing infrastructure and corrupt politics.
A Japanese invasion would not have been needed, Hawai’i wanted to be allied with Japan in fear of western occupation.
As a kid I always thought the Hawaiian state flag was somewhat peculiar. So this is where it originates. Neat.
Also "a stable system" (Windows XP), not one riven by conflict (Windows Vista). Huh.
Strong and Stable I would say.
Last I checked you can actually still update XP, there was jsut too much infrastructure running a certain sub-version to drop support completely, with a registry tweak you can still get all the security updates meant for ATMs etc.
DragoniteSpam I Recognize Dovahzul anywhere... Breath and Focus my Friend
Pruzah.
DragoniteSpam Nox hei
America: Sorry man, gotta annex u.
Hawai: Y Doh
America:*I ran out of destiny to manifest*
You are clearly stupid
Laughoutloud Studios Some nice banter
And you clearly dont get it
The Russians or Japanese would have just conquered them anyway.
Brandon Lyon the ye olde "he would have done it if I hadn't" excuse.
Creative Assembly, your next game:
Total War: Hawaii
Achillez But then they'd have to work out a decent naval combat engine.
Total war Sri Lanka
That would be cool
I think it’d work better as a game like Crusader Kings. Hawai’i basically had a feudal system
Hawaiians had materials 5 times harder then steel at their dispose(shark teeth)
3:44 And we have dragon balls!
Now, I shall wish for Bulma's panties! ;)
Walpole was into the animoos? I'm learning so much today.
Well, it all happened when Oda Nobunaga showed me all the anime he's "been in" and then itkind of snowballed from there.
mrfried it doesn't matter guys. That balls are inert.
mrfried yeah
The Windows joke was hilarious and completely unexpected XD
bollocks
Windows xp is op
Expect everything.
I love that you guys always pick Civ V leaders, even if you guys don't realize it
The longer stories are picked by patrons so maybe someone is suggesting them on purpose.
I'd actually like to see a continuation of these episodes up to the islands becoming US territory :)
me too
Laurens Klaassen queen lili is one of my favourite queens ( you'll see her if he continues this )
cbo
I would as well. Is there going to be a part 3?
usa invaded, and took hawaii as a territory.
and then sent lots of people, and there was a "democratic" vote to make hawaii a state....
XP vs Vista reference, god I love you guys.
*Ends on another depressing note*
*CHEERFUL, UPBEAT MUSIC*
William Heayn relatively speaking the Hawaiin's got the good end of the colonial route, considering they don't live on reservations or are extinct.
One critical thing: They *kinda* live on mini-reservations (homesteads), although it's an opt-in and are generally well-protected locally. They certainly would've been better off under Britain, as the royalty of Hawaii did what they thought would protect their people and would've maintained the power to do so if they became part of the United Kingdom. They were certainly well-loved in British court, to such a point that Hawaiian royalty could've been part of the House of Lords and their representatives in the House of Commons, therefore the Hawaiian islands wouldn't be territory of, but rather a (quite powerful) member of the United Kingdom. Had history taken a different path, Hawaiians would have British passports and would've voted on Brexit...
Molokai then went on to become an island where lepres were banished to. It remained fairly unknown, until the Flemish (Belgian) priest Jozef De Veuster landed there. He was admired by even the Protestants and eventually declared a Saint by the Catholics under the name 'Pater Damiaan' - Father Damian.
Also, you can feed the giraffes at the nature reserve.
As someone who lives in Hawaii, this was so incredibly cool, but... hearing the pronunciations actually hurt my soul.
Still, the intent was there, and you get all the bonus points, guys!
We had a Hawaiian record themselves saying the names for us, and gosh, we did try, but pronunciation isn't really our strong suit! Thanks for bearing with us.
You actually did the pronunciation of Hawai'i reasonably well. You used the shortened common pronunciation that sounds like Hawa'i, but that's not bad. Note the ' between the i'i or a'i. That's like the sound we make in English when we say uh oh. It's called an 'okina and it's the second most common consonant in the Hawaiian language after K. You also did it right with Ka'ahumano. Unfortunately you entirely skipped that 'okina entirely in words like Moloka'i, O'ahu, and Lana'i. It's a common mistake, but it'd be about like leaving a ck sound out of backing and saying ba-ing. Kinda doesn't work...
Hawaiian just doesn't have enough phonemes damnit ;)
Seriously though... It is hellishly difficult for some of us native indo-european speakers. I actually have my 6yo pronounce names for me sometimes because he is so much better at it than I am. He also remembers Hawaiian names way better than I do, so I'll ask him for driving directions sometimes.
@@extrahistory HEY KA ME HA ME HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just commented the same thing a little further up lol
I learned that Vancouver was named after a guy named vancouver. The more you know.
Kamehameha Vs. Oda Nobunaga is a (fictional) war I would pay to see a dozen times.
Earth.Otherwise Civilization 5 is your friend in that case buddy
we need to suggest it to epic rap battles of history
"Drifters"?
^ anime where historical heroes from all timelines face off. It's by the same guy behind Hellsing.
your nickname is the animes name?
Nice 'Sir, you're being hunted referance' =]
what was the reference?
2:02 its a reference about a game called Sir you are being hunted
The part where it said "Kamehameha hunted his enemies" upon looking you can see he is holding a rifle and has a red beam for his eyes resembling this photo here www.big-robot.com/images/12/hunters.jpg
Extra Plays has a playthrough of it by Will, if you're curious to see it.
Honestly, a pretty unknown game, I was surprised to see it.
"Endless is the good I have given you to enjoy."
-Kamehameha The Great
This is so fascinating! Thank you so much for making this! I love learning the histories of less well known countries and kingdoms, so this is especially interesting to me.
chaosspork who doesn't know what hawaii is?
Chaospork, a lot of people are aware of Hawaii as a State, but are not aware of the Kingdom of Hawaii that existed before hand. younger people often forget it didn't become a state until August 21, 1959, given it's been a state all their lives
Look up David IV of Georgia. Something neat to learn about.
Many people don't know the history of hawaii before it became a state in the U.S.
To most people, Hawaii is just a vacation spot owned by the U.S.
ChandlerTV100 Honestly hoping they do a series on David the Builder of Georgia. A very interesting ruler with an interesting story that I would love to see.
*Windows Symbolism* HAHA 😂
Nkanyiso Innocent Khwane Hundredth like
IKR
new idea for alternate history hub, Russia annexing Hawaii
Interesting point about the Russian ship docking at Hawaii and about the Alaskan governor. We don't hear much about Russian sea ferrying in that period.
Apparently, there is a replica Russian fort on Kauai.
Not as many DBZ jokes in the commemts...
They were used up last week.
Maybe they got it out of their system on the last video.
What's DBZ? People make up acronyms for anything. Or I should say PMUAFA
+Rennoc Gnal. DBZ stand for Dragonball Z the squeal to Dragonball
@Gerald Grenier, typo checks out.
This is the perfect upload date, as June 11th is Kamehameha day in Hawaii
Ben Albeyta probably intentional
i kinda laughed when the upbeat music started playing even though something depressing and horrible had occurred like the undoing of a great empire and everything he had worked so hard to achieve.
Extra History should do a series on Robert William Wilcox and the 1895 Wilcox Rebellion aka Hawaii's fail war of Independence.
So, to avoid his ships being confused with British/ American ones, he designed a flag that looks like a cross between the two? Not sure I follow the logic.
Sam He was weird.
He had been using the British Merchant flag with the union jack in the corner and a red field as his banner up to that points since it was gifted to him by Vancouver in 1791. The "Bostonians" advised him to change the flag so he changed the rest of the field to the stripes while keeping the Union Jack for continuity and the power of 'protection' since at the time Britannia ruled the waves. That loyalty was latter rewarded when during the Paulet affair (1843) they let the Kingdom remain independent instead of using it as precursor to outright annexation.
Sam Looks much more British to me.
You stupid asf
Sir Devil u stupid asf
This missionaries had some backwards ideas for sure. There's a legend that they planted the pine trees and other thorny plants in an effort to make the people wear shoes because pine trees pine cones made walking barefoot painful. The missionaries felt walking barefoot was uncivil and the traditional clothing was barbaric or something. Not sure if true or just a legend.
The Seph I am I wouldn't be surprised if it was true missionaries often were cruel to native people's
@@willg5368 the main problem with Victorian era/Manifest Destiny era missionaries is that they made Christianity=Western civilization, which became an excuse for white supremacy. It is common to see missionaries preaching from the Bible while saying that natives must wear Western clothes.
@@willg5368 Why?
That and many other things is why the church has more or less fallen out of favor in the western world
1:36
Kamehameha's Captain "They look thirsty!"
Kamehameha "Well, let's give them something to drink! Spartans! TO THE CLIFFS"
Great job on these videos on Paiʻea Kamehameha! Your content was clearly well-researched, even down to the accurate illustrations. I wish others covering Hawaiian history always did as thorough a job as you did.
"The Epic of Gilgamesh" plz.
kamehameha looks more like a genkidama (spirit bomb).
People from Hawaii, give me your energy!
(Throws the Genkidama at Buu) Kamehameha: Hope you're reborn as someone good, seya!
1:54
Sonic: *"Does ARE THE CHA-*
Goku: *"THE DRAGON BALLS"*
I know Kamehameha is dead, so making a part 3 on "Kamehameha the Great" is a bit dishonest, but I would really like to see the rest of the Hawaiian history told my you guys!
His life was kind of like a lot of ck3 campaigns, you start of as someone small for a good challenge, your unify/ form and empire, and then as soon as you die your kingdom just falls apart
Can you imagine another nation combining every single flag of their friends?
That "Sir, you are being hunted" reference is really sneaky, i like what you did there.
"He wanted a stable system...."
_giggle_
"Instead of one driven by conflict."
_ROFL!_
I'm writing this from an XP machine.
3:34 - "The new system also granted *use* of the land rather than *ownership*."
Ah I see, so that's where the current gaming industry got their ideas of "licensing" their games to those who buy them, rather than granting ownership.
I believe this is still how Hawaiian land is run. Land isn't "sold" like it is in the continental US but instead extremely long term leases are sold.
Leasehold, feudal practise in Medieval England that's still in use today. A farmer to earn a few extra bucks will partition part of his land in to plots, build houses then sell the houses while retaining ownership of the land itself.
It's possible to buy the land under your building, there it's called "fee simple".
Fee Simple was abolished in the UK in 1925, replaced by the Land Registration Act 1925 which itself was replaced by the Land Registration Act 2002. Essentially makes it compulsory to register your interest or easement on a national register whenever the property changes hands and then its yours in perpetuity. Church of England has recently been mass registering every medieval easement it can find in its archive so that it owns Shale gas deposits under its property since in medieval times the church traditionally owned mineral rights.
It got pretty messed up during the colonial / plantation era, but still has some real merit for a handful of islands in the middle of the Pacific. Land is a pretty limited resource here, especially when you're talking about arable land.
Oh, there are also some social institutions, most notable being the Kamehameha Schools, which get their funding from a royal land-usage-grant. A bit like land-grant universities on the mainland.
PS: Don Reynolds: A bunch of cities in SoCal were built on land long-term leased from the Irvine Ranch. Even as anti-monarchy as I am, use rights given by a sovereign makes more sense to me than a 200+ year old privately held corporation doing essentially the same thing. Talk about "rent taking".
2:03 SirYouAreBeingHunted reference?
Jop
Happy King Kamehameha Day from Hawai'i!
actually he that much troops when he invade Oahu
Over the past week or so, I have enjoyed many of these short stories! As a lover of history, but also as a busy college student, I find the shortened and humorous nature and graphics of these stories to be useful, refreshing, and a good source of information! Keep it up, Extra Credits! I've already recommended this series to one of my high school teachers, and anticipate I will continue to do so for many more!
I love these histories you put out about things that generally don't get covered, and your honest approach to them (such as the LIES videos that follow).
Why is it that all of the WW2 Extra History episodes and the latest Articles of Confederation don't have lies episodes? Those are some of my favourite things you do because admitting mistakes makes people trust you alot more! And if there happened to not be mistakes, I always loved it when James answered audience questions. Hope they will be returning!
I assume the Articles of Confederation Lies will come next week. The Bismark series had a comment that answered questions under part 4.
They don't do lies for sponsored episodes
Breezeshooter Well that's stupid. How can we then know if the information is correct or if it's some propaganda by the sponsors (maybe that's a stretch but you get the idea :p)
I don't think they want to do a Lies episode for a sponsored series because the sponsors probably won't pay for a lies episode.
Breezeshooter Yeah that makes sence actually
I just have to say love your guys work and really enjoy it for its interesting content you guys make
2:02
Nice reference to : "Sir, you are being hunted"
A single combat and a volcano from the first video, sheer loyalty of 2 Europeans. And a lot of british aid.
He got really lucky
XD I loved the Sir You Are Being Hunted reference @ 2:02
love throwing in windows xp vs vista and this series is really interesting
Kamehameha was the living definition of what it means to be a leader.
I think the last bit, about the destruction of their temples and old ways, is the saddest part to me.
Man, I'm isn't a Patreon, but I need to say, this kind of video, is why you channel is good! Plz, still making unknowing history of greatness people!
Ps. Make Ethiopia Solomonic monarchy next :P (or just put this tema to be voted in Patreon site)
JAH BLESS!
This story really breaks my heart so much. By this one man's hand, this culture should've been considered an equal to the cultures of Europe when so many others vanished under the boot of imperialism.
Hawaii, and Polynesian societies as a whole (looking at you, Gate-Pa), deserve so much better than the hand they were dealt. Their capabilities in the face of adversity and a changing world are a bloody modern legend, and their achievements should should be sung in history forever.
During first two series I found Extra history to be something weird in a gaming channel and to be honest even skipped those videos when they were first uploaded. Now I enjoy Extra history much, much, much more than the gaming part of this channel. Amazing work!!!!!!Simply Amazing!
Only two vids? In school I loved studying Hawai'i history, Kamehameha and Liliʻuokalani. I could spend all day watching! Been a long time since I've seen any Island history. Thanks!
EVERYONE, AT 2:03 IT IS A REFERENCE TO, “SIR, YOU ARE BEING HUNTED” THIS IS AMAZING!!
I wonder what Kamehameha thinks of Windows 10...
Caz
He didn't live long enough to see it. And the answer, i think he would feel bad that hawaiian religion is long gone :/ rip da religion.
Kamehameha is known in Argentina for being one of the first heads of state to recognize Argentina (then named "United Provinces of the Rive Plate") as a sovereign state. Apparently, French corsair Hipolite Bouchard, sailing under Argentine flag, came into contact with the Hawaian king and the latter helped him put down a mutiny. As a way of saying thanks, the king was named _Coronel de las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata_ by Bouchard.
PLEASE continue on Hawaii!!! I'd love to see you do from this all the way to statehood!
Kingdom of Hawaii ------------> Republic of Hawaii -----------------> US annexsation ------------------------> Becoming the 50th state of the USA
Small village of Honolulu, lol.... We're an internationally recognized city now. And one of America's major cities. Not to mention, the biggest city in the pacific excluding southeast Asia.
yoshi lorak Ah, Auckland
An entertaining and - mostly - accurate version of Hawaiian history!
Mahalo! 🤙🏼
Love every episode of Extra History. Keep up the great work.
Never knew until this video that Honolulu was on Oahu. Always thought it was on Hawaii
jedimasterpickle3 lol silly foreigner
OH SHIT YOU'RE COVERING THE COUP AND ANNEXATION!!! I kinda thought it this was just covering Kamehameha, not his decedents. Alright, alright, alright...
Fun Facts: the 1,000 cliff where the last stand took place is called the Pali outlook, one of the most incredible sights you can go to after a half-hour drive from Honolulu. There the wind is so intense, you can throw your slipper into the wind and get smacked by it.
Other than that, Pele plays a part in the legend of the Pali highway, as she will not allow any pork to cross the area (inland only?). Today, driving with pork on the highway can cause your car to stall and shut off for offending Pele.
The Kapu system is still in place in Hawaii, as any ruins of Hawaiian settlements or structures are considered sacred and thus forbidden to be trespassed on. And trust me when I say, if the locals don't give you hell, the spine tingling fear you get from crossing into it will prevent you from crossing into those sites.
Nu'uanu Pali. The real kapu system is gone. The modern shit isn't real or the same. In the ancient system men and women can't eat together and were forbidden to eat certain foods and touching the shadow of the alii chiefs or not kneeling before them meant instant death.
AlohaKavebear Fair enough. The only time I ever encountered the kapu system in real life was when me and my friends walked by some ruins and they told me that it was forbidden to trespass
Junk Phu
I got beaten the fuck up when I tried to climb the walls of that one Heiau in Big Island.
Something like the Kapu system is pretty much the way law worked everywhere at some point. Government = sovereign = religion, so religious edicts are law and visa versa. Love Hawaii, but Kapu seems bad for the same reason as Leviticus and Deuteronomy. Arguably a bit worse since it had the nobility and aristocracy are mostly above the law crap too (could also be described as a caste system).
Anyways, not something to be too smug about "looking down on", but also not something we should pretend was good just because of "heritage".
Wtf am I reading more history no thx. Dbz
I never expected the history of Hawaii to be so interesting
That Vista joke was so funny, I had to stop the video until I got over the giggles XD
that kamehameha was a crazy pumpkin~
8:42 reference to papers please a game they recommended perhaps not intentionally but cool detail
Yeah I mean, it's just a phrase, not everything is a reference.
They used a phrase
cmck how the fuck was that intentional. More people ask for documentation than people who have played the game.
Oh my gosh, love that obscure "Sir You Are Being Hunted" reference! :D
I am really glad to see more Hawaiian history and culture on mainstream Channels
I just realized that Hawaiians are hardcore dragon ball fans
Part of it is these days there is a big Japanese population in Hawai'i so a lot of that stuff is more commonplace.
Other way round
Uplift Lettuce25 I searched for 4 minutes to find this reference, thanks
Uplift Lettuce25 dog I’ll slap the shit out of you calling us dragon ball fans THEY COPIED US YOU DUMB HAOLE shaddup dummeh
River Lopes brah calm down he was makin a joke😂
This series is really great and it was interesting to see how the first Hawaiian Ruler was, but now I really want to see you guys cover Captain Cook because of all the references to him
His story ends in hawaii as he was killed after he shot a Hawaiian man.
@@zohufnm9871 well, kinda. There are a bunch of different versions of the story, some saying he shot a Hawaiian man, and others saying the Hawaiians performed a Ritual Sacrifice on him after mistaking him for the God Lono (later accounts by Hawaiians have confirmed that they did mistake Cook for a god), but I believe the most accepted version of the story is that some of the younger tribe members still from Cook’s Fleet and he attempted to take some of their property as a bartering chip until his own stuff was returned to him (as he’d had to do several times before), however the Hawaiians didn’t understand that was what he was doing and speared him to death when he tried.
Either way, I still wanna see Extra Credits cover Captain Cook, especially to help clear up the misconceptions about him being evil
@@kronosunleashed3845 him being evil isn’t a misconception. Well he wasn’t a super bad person. But he was mistaken for Lono when he first came during the times of peace. It was a ancient Hawaiian prophecy that lono would arrive during times of peace followed by islands. He would arrive to feast and party. When he left he wasn’t supposed to come back but he did anyway. And unlucky for him he came back during times of war.
@@zohufnm9871 oh no, I’m talking about the misconceptions about him being evil in places like Australia, where many people think he’s the ultimate symbol of British Colonialism and a ruthless racist that massacred the local people. It’s a not uncommon opinion I hear about him, which is weird since he specifically pushed Britain away from colonising Australia and even had a sign on the mast of the Endeavour that said harming the locals of the places they visit without good reason would receive capital punishment
@@zohufnm9871 and yeah, I’m pretty sure the Hawaiians of the time just didn’t know what to think about the fact that Lono had returned. From the way I understand it, they are the time believed that Lono was on a quest for the woman he loved and then sending him on his way after throwing a celebration for him was a way for them to make goodwill with the gods, then him returning was an extremely worrying sign
2:03, I appreciate this reference so much.
3:04 literally the funniest joke you done
5:48 ThEy SaY-
tHE PRICE OF MY WAR'S NOT A PRICE THAT YOUR WILLING TO PAY.
Knock knock, it's the United States
They have boats, with guns
Gun boats ,
This is awesome! I had heard of Kamehameha before but all I was told was, "Kamehameha founded the island of Hawaii." I had no idea that he was such a gifted diplomat, strategist and general. Thanks, EC!
Indeed. A shame his kid basically screwed it up and allowed the missionaries in(who in turn would build plantations that grew and grew until they effectively ran the place, kicked out the monarchs, and signed up to join the US)
I came here expecting dragon ball puns and shenanigans, I leave informed about this part of hawaiyan history, satisfied. Good job with the videos! Been watching loads of them and they're pretty fun to watch, keep it up and thanks!
great video, i think you should do a video on otto von bismarck, was he truly was quite inspirational (i think)
they are in fall
Its been 6 months, please make another one
That XP vs Vista joke got me. You win.
Kamehameha invented licensing agreements
Who does not fear the Kamehameha
Spoiler alert: America wins.
Actually , in the end they lose... stay put!!!! The last to laugh... wins
jah Jah no, America wins in the end as well.
Good watch. Thanks.
I loved the Windows OS references at 3:04!
Everything is alright until the missionaries show up.
I wouldn't say that. Disease is depleting there population and army. There environment is devastated by a changing economic system. On top of that there political power remains new a fragile.
Do you just hear and see what you want.? Is this an ignorance of choice or an inability to grasp reality. Did you not hear about how Hawaiians were killing Hawaiians long before the missionaries arrived?
@@morgasm26 not to the point to were most of the Hawaiian population was gone you dumbass hundreds of thousands of Hawaiians died from foreign diseases you fucking clown every were in the world had war but Hawaiians weren't just masacuring places for no reason they had mercy and new when to stop
@@morgasm26 ignorant haole of course there was wars but we weren't driving our own people to extinction not even close educate yourself fucking idiot haole kamehameha the great untited our people
Tell me if I'm wrong but the picture at 1:19 seems to indicate that there were women in the armed forces. I only say that because some of the soldiers with rifles have eyelashes which you're artist uses a one of the short hands for designating women.
I looked it up. Seems that after the defeat and sacrifice of Keoua, Young and Davis were allowed to form a small company of female warriors armed with rifles. That's quite a nice touch Extra Credits!
As a side note, if anyone has any more information of the issue (especially properly histrorical books or articles) I would love to read it as the article I read this from didn't go into much detail on the subject.
you have come a long way from 3k subscribers! Great Work!
Btw, what really got me hooked on this extra history thing was your Admiral Yi Segment, very good work!
the drawings are really good in this one. A+
It's funny how Hawaiian islands sound like Chinese and Japanese words. Nihao and kawaii come to mind.
Hawaiian and Japanese have very similar phonology and sentence formation, there's suspicion that Japanese may be connected to the Polynesian in the ancient time but there's no significant evidence and not so much about the Sinitic languages either
Well, Taiwan was the birthplace of the Polynesians
More like kawaii sounds like Hawaiian words like Hawaii, Kauai etc. Japanese kawaii is a slang word and derived rather recently several decades ago.
Is the story over, or are we gonna learn how Hawaii joined the usa?
Broockle Monarchs were too weak for the kingdom they ruled over, and stirrings of revolution get coopted by outside parties.
Scrolled down to the Comments, because I HAD to complement you on the Windows XP vs Vista snipe. :D That made me laugh. That was great! :)
Oh yeah!!! Part two!!!!
Windows jokes LOL
Uh-oh. Missionaries...
That is... almost never a good sign :s
I NEED A MOVIE BASED ON THIS! Or even a series!
I really like your pronunciation of Hawaiian words. You did a good job.