Hey so happy you made a video on the Korean wars of unification (7th century)! The later three kingdom wars (890s~936 AD) with Later Goguryeo & Goryeo, Later Baekje, and Silla was pretty epic though, it would be the only Korean equivalent of three kingdoms China or warring states (sengoku jidai) Japan. The rivalry between Wang Geon of Goryeo and Gyeon Hwon of Later Baekje is pretty epic. I guess it's the Korean equivalent of Sima Yi (Wang Geon) of Wei (his sons later establishing Jin) and Sun Quan (Gyeon Hwon) of Wu.
Actually, there are some episode you can use. The founder of hu-baekje(late baekje) was betrayed by his son, so that the founder migrated to Goryeo and destroyed hu-baekje by his own hand
Dude i don't understand how your channel hasn't blowed up yet like the other history channels. You have great graphics as well as very informative videos. I love your videos so far. Keep it up!
@@christopherhu7189 The West generally has a bias towards Japanese history, perhaps partially because of longstanding cultural appeal, perhaps because it is not as extensive or convoluted as Chinese history. That said, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before more people come here - I found this channel myself from digging through videos on East Asian warfare and still remember finding Kings and Generals before they hit 300k subs.
Korean TV series is specially used to create fake history (and culture) and brainwashing humans. South Korean historical dramas copy Chinese historical dramas by wearing clothes and headdresses that never appeared in Korea history. Many years ago, your Korean drama crew started to go to China to buy props that the Chinese crew did not want and shoot TV series in Chinese city Hengdian. Now there are even cultural relics of China's Han Dynasty in the Korean TV series. Koreans even copied the whole Hengdian, but Hengdian is all Chinese style architecture, totally different from ancient Chinese architecture (ex: Gyeongbok palace景福宮) in today korea. Nnot only copy Chinese architecture, but also copy Chinese interior decoration. Chinese elements always appear in Korean TV dramas, such as ancient paintings, food, clothing, especially traditional clothes. Korean people often pretend to be the clothes and hairstyles of ancient Chinese people. Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery. Ancient Koreans are "White clothes Ethnic白衣民族" . There are clear records in history. Do you not love korean ancestors? Why do the Koreans do not wear white clothes and expose their nipples now (real hanbok) ??? This is the characteristics and traditional culture of Korean traditional clothing.
I can't imagine how much time and effort it took to not only untangle the complicated story of the strife among the three kingdoms but to also create visuals for it. Thank you! Your delivery is also great. It's enthusiastic, one can really hear that you care about the topic.
I like this video. This was a topic in one of my East Asian Studies course, namely "Why Silla succeeded?" I had, among my many points that included geography and naval superiority, had also emphasized the diplomatic skill of the Sila princes as being vital. Everybody else focused on one point, either the hwarangs or geography. Its good to see that tactful diplomacy is given its due here. We tend to forget that not only wars aren't the only means of sorting out conflicts in politics (even in antiquity) but wars are also determined not only by military manoeuvres but also by political and diplomatic craft.
Wow it's so cool that you even learned about that in any detail. As far as I know, Korea is still not studied enough even in East Asian studies and in colleges in general (at least in the Americas and Europe), so I'm impressed (and kinda jealous, wish I could take classes on subjects on Korea and Korean history in college like you did. I study International Studies wish a focus on East Asia in college rn but next to no classes offered on Korea whatsoever. Just the ol' China and Japan) that you got to dive deep into Korean history like that. I'm hoping that I can study abroad in Korea this autumn so I can take Korea related classes there since my college here in America has virtually no courses on Korea. Dang. I wrote a lot. Thanks for reading haha I'm passionate about this
I totally agree with you. In the South Korean history education curriculum, we learn about this war from the lens of an international war between the East-West alliance (Silla and Tang China) and the North-South alliance (the Gökturks, Goguryeo, Baekje, and Japan), not to mention the history of conflicts (e.g. Silla vs Bakeje, Sui & Tang China vs Goguryeo) immediately preceding it.
This is amazing! These three kingdom periods are so confusing to read, so a video is highly welcome. I also recommend you take a look into Vietnam's Trịnh Nguyễn War and Tây Sơn Rebellion, which both led to unification of Vietnam. It's basically Vietnam's Three Kingdoms Period. It had involvements from Qing China, France, Portuguese, Thai, and Cambodian.
@@CoolHistoryBros Wow! The history of the three countries conflicted was very much on earth, including China, Korea, Vietnam, and Italy. I'm also curious about the war history of Vietnam.
Adding few informations here: 1) Goguryeo was renamed to Goryeo during Jansu's reign, which the name was succeeded by later Goryeo & Balhae (Balhae self-claimed as Goryeo, but was not able to use the name on diplomacy as everyone saw Silla as the successor state of Goryeo). 2) The correct name for Jumong is Chumo (鄒牟). Jumong is name given by Chinese dynasties and Samguk Sagi referenced Chinese information. 3) Baekje was also renamed to Southern Buyeo in 538. 4) 668 is the year when Goryeo central government collapsed. The war continues with remaining forces later joined with Silla. And this video is probably the most accurate map of the war ruclips.net/video/BDytfNElbnY/видео.html
1) Goguryeo named itself Goryeo and is referred to as Goryeo in the Samguk Sagi, but... in modern academia it still retains Goguryeo name to separate it from Goryeo the nation that arose from the ashes of Unified Silla. 2) Baekje was called Southern Buyeo only in in the reign of King Seong. It reverted back to Baekje after his death. 3) Once the was with T'ang was over, Goguryeo remnants were given territory in the north of Silla to rule, but they revolted and Silla put down their rebellion. Afterwards, the Goguryeo remnants were moved to the south and given Silla names and titles.
The name of Korea comes from Goguryeo (BC 37 or 3rd century - AD 668), the name of which had been later changed by its king into Goryeo, or/and Goguryeo was sometimes called Goryeo, even before Silla unified three kingdoms(Goguryeo, Baekje[BC 18 - AD 660], smaller Silla[BC 57-AD 676]). Some rulers of Goguryeo founded Balhae after the fall of Goguryeo, claiming it to be a successor of Goguryeo. Goguryeo or the "first" Goryeo originated from Buyeo, and Buyeo was founded at the place of Go-Joseon. "Old" Joseon or Go-Joseon was the first Korean kingdom and its name was just "Joseon" at its time, but for distinguishing from "later"/"Yi" Joseon, it is now called "Go(=old)-Joseon". Baekje came from the royal family of Goguryeo. When greater/unified Silla (AD 676 - 935) weakened later, "new" Goryeo replaced the unified Silla, claiming that the new royal court succeeded "old" Goryeo (i.e., Goguryeo). "New" Goryeo (AD 918-1392) was a trade country where even muslim merchants came for businesses from the Middle East and its name was known to foreign countries as "Core", "Corea", and current "Korea" etc. "Yi" Joseon (1392-1897)replaced "new" Goryeo, with the same name of the "old" Joseon kingdom. Sum: Go("old")-Joseon->Buyeo->three kingdoms->greater Silla (+ Balhae in the North, which also claimed to succeed the fallen Goguryeo, but when Balhae fell later, its rulers were accepted by "new" Goryeo)-> "new" Goryeo -> "Yi" Joseon or just Joseon -> 20th century history of colonialism(1910-1945), provisional government (1919-45), division into north/south Koreas(1945-), Korean republic-building, north/south (1948-), and war in 1950-3, and now.
Your account of this history is interesting. To find out the true history and facts regarding these Kingdoms, I recommend you take a look at the book, "Paekche's Principle : The Great Secret of Asia".
In the ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name). It was two different ethnic groups. 1.Chinese (Han Ethnic)(Wear color and pattern clothes) - Ruler and nobleman 2. Korean (White Clothes Ethnic)( Wear white clothes without pattern) - Civilians and slaves 1. Ruler and nobleman (Goguryeo , Baekje, Silla , Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..): Chinese local officials and nobles (royal members, monks, scholars, soldiers, architects, technicians, and their families ...). They are Chinese (Han) and their descendants born in the local area. They have always wore China in China costumes. They speak Chinese language (official and Han dialect) and Chinese characters. They are Chinese officials and represent the Chinese emperor's governance of the ancient Korean Peninsula (朝鮮). Local Chinese officials (Chaoxian king朝鮮王) and Chinese nobles in ancient Korea (Chaoxian 朝鮮-Chinese territory). They all Chinese clothes (hanfu), headdress (hat and crown), silk cloth (including embroidery), soldiers (such as: defensive clothing, horses). Weapons (including cannons), Chinese literature books (including Chinese history, Taoism Buddhism), Chinese special architectural materials (including palaces and design paintings). Food materials (Chinese food and Chinese royal food), wooden wheels used, large military ships, etc. are made from other cities in China). Among them, the Chinese royal's (Chaoxian king /officials and nobles) Hanfu comes from Chinese han clothes, opera clothing, and hat crown headwear. Therefore, the fabric on the clothes is high -level. There are a large number of Chinese official dragon patterns and various traditional Chinese patterns (including Chinese characters) on the clothes. 2. Civilians and slaves (Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..only appeared in history after the 13th century): Civilians and slaves are indigenous Koreans (White Clothes Ethnic白衣民族). They speak Korean language. Long -term banned learning and use of Chinese characters 漢字(except a few descendants of mixed with Chinese people). Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. In ancient times, this was a beheading and destroyer. * Chinese patterns and Dragon's totem represents the symbol of the ancient Chinese and Chinese power. Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. Only the Chinese royal family and senior officers can use it. If the "White clothes Ethnic 白衣民族" (today's ancestors of Koreans) use the pattern of dragon and use Chinese characters. They will destroy the tribe and beheaded. Korean characters韓字 are text used by slaves. Ancient Korean can only use Korean characters (after the 15th century. Chinese officials - Chaoxian king and Chinese scholars who settled on the Chaoxian朝鮮 . Chinese officials use Chinese characters and Korean language to create "Korean characters韓字 ".) for slaves. These low Korean soldiers are used to protect the Chaoxian Peninsula 朝鮮半島(Chinese territory) to prevent Japanese pirates from invasion. In ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 ) does not have any technologies and processes such as metal , Bend the wood and dye embroidery patterns. Most Korean men became low -level soldiers in the Chinese army (under the command of Chinese officers). There is no armor. Korean only wear pure white clothes and korean women's clothing is exposed nipples (Hanbok - Features of traditional Korean clothes). All Korean women use their heads to move anything (similar to other primitive tribal culture). Korean houses are cottage built with grass (only Chinese can live in Chinese palaces and temples). Korean people earn food in the market concentrated on exchanging items. They do not have any coins and any metal things. South Korea's national culture and tools for use are very primitive. Writing history is the tradition and habit of the ancient Chinese. The history of the ancient Korean Peninsula was written by classical Chinese. This was read for the Chinese and must be approved for the Chinese emperor. This is a record and governance story of Chinese officials and nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula.
@@mariwo "東夷"is not an ethnic group. "東夷"refers to the barbarians living in the eastern region of China territory. Just like the ethnic minorities in China today. They only account for a minority of China population. For more than 2000 years, the Korean Peninsula has been Chinese territorial and local regimes. Official languages and texts are also Chinese languages and Chinese characters漢字(classic Chinese文言文) . 1910. Japanese occupation of the Korea Peninsula (Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 , Real historical name - Chinese territory before 1910). The Japanese abolished Chinese characters. Korean language and characters (invention of the 15th century) of indigenous language began to popularize on the Korea Peninsula ( Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 ) . 1950. With the help of the USA. Become an independent country (North and South Korea), dominated by the Korean ethnic (white clothes Ethnic白衣民族). The official language is Korean language and Korean characters, which is only 70 years of history. ---------------------------------- Today Korean Ethnic ancestors are the southernmost indigenous people in the ancient korean peninsula (Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 , Real historical name - Chinese territory before 1910)It is known as "white clothes Ethnic白衣民族" in history. They speak Korean language. There is no characters. There is no coin (exchange items). In history, Korean women clothes (Hanbok) will show nipples after marriage. Women use their heads to transport things. The ancient Koreans were 95% wearing white (without any patterns and dyes). This is also the identity of the Korean ethnic's ancestors as "white clothes Ethnic白衣民族" to be used by non -Korean ethnic (ancient Chinese do not wear white clothes, except funeral). This is very certain. Goguryeo 高句麗 is one of the Chinese regimes of the northern region established by the Chinese . Baekje 百濟, Silla 新羅. (formerly known as: China Tang Silla 唐新羅. ).... It is also a regional regime established by the Chinese.Their kings and nobles are proficient in Chinese language. They use Chinese characters. Wong's Goryeo王氏高麗, li' Joseon李氏朝鮮 ... ..... Their royal nobles are not the same ethnic group with Pingmin slave. The royal nobles are Chinese and descendants (born on the peninsula). Civilian slaves are indigenous Koreans. Their king and nobles can communicate with the Chinese. Long -term exchanges with the Chinese. Using Chinese language and text represents noble identity. (They use the name of the Chinese . Chinese governance method. They wearing Chinese clothes. Chinese emperor is a parent.). They used various methods to limit class mobility to avoid others (koreans) from becoming "nobles". Their people and slaves (white clothes Ethnic白衣民族) are prohibited and learned Chinese language and Chinese characters. These people use Korean language. There is no characters (until the 15th century). Almost all are illiterate. The creator of "Korean characters" (諺文real history name). It is ancient Chinese people (royal nobles and scholars in peninsula) who can speak fluent Chinese language and deep understanding of Chinese characters漢字 and classic Chinese文言文 . Use the method of decomposing Chinese characters. Mixed Koreans' language. Creation makes indigenous Koreans who speak Korean. The symbol "Korean characters"(諺文real history name) that Korean can be used.
12:56 Yes a great example would be Choe Chiwon, a late ninth to early tenth century Shilla Korean who became a government official of Tang China, later returning to Shilla to push for major reforms but was rejected by the Shilla government and he retired, lamenting the decline of his country while writing literature and travelling to various places across Shilla, as civil war began in Shilla with the start of the later three kingdoms period. I think it would be quite interesting to talk about this illustrious man.
In Chinese history books, Goguryeo is marked as foreign. In Korean history books, Goguryeo is marked as Korean history. The country that succeeds Goguryeo was founded in Korea, and China did not consider Goguryeo to be Chinese history for over a thousand years. Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai also said that Goguryeo and Balhae are Korean history. If a country like the United States occupies Beijing and takes Communists, will Chinese history become American history?
To be honest, man. Goguryeo is a disappeared state. No culture, no language, and no writing characteristics remaining usage in the modern world. It is a country defeated and separated by China and Korea long long long time ago. It is non-existing state. For China, it is a just one of the hundred countries conquered by China. For Korea, it is just a disappeared state with big name. It doesn’t make sense to claim it is Chinese or Korean country. It is just Goguryeo itself.
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation. Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north (Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics). The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
@@YL-nx3yk If you look at the map, you know how primitive the ancient Korea was backward and poverty (like North Korea today). This place is cold and lack of resources. The location of the Peninsula is 3 sea, only one side is bordering China. The ancient Chinese did not want to possess the real reason for southern Korea. China has long blocked Koreans for a long time to prevent them from coming out. Prevent Koreans from entering Chinese territory (Chinese think Korea is a barbaric). (The north side of the peninsula is the territory of the northern part of China, and the south is where the Korean people live in). Ancient Korea was in power by China (Koreans did not have the power to resist China at all).
20 years ago, Koreans stole the murals and murals and of Chinese Goguryeo in China 20 years ago. Some unearthed cultural relics, creating a large number of fake history and historical TV series, this is very shameful.
Thank you, the Battle of Hwangsanbeol became important to the plot of something I'm reading, and even though it was a brief part of the video, knowing what led up to it helped me understand the plot more.
Goguryeo is the kingdom I like the most. Goguryeo had powerful military even incredible chinese Tang unable to break Goguryeo defend. But I felt at last, Goguryeo lack of diplomatic relationships and was at civil war that led to it's fall.
diplomacy seems to be more important than war, Israel beat Egypt militarily during the suez crisis but Egypt beat Israel diplomatically and they got the Suez canal
The funny thing is that all three Korean kingdoms had similar population sizes. According to Chinese sources the population of Koguryo was 697,000 households and Baekje was 761,500 households at the time of their falls in 668 and 663 A.D, respectively. If you multiple that by the average household size of 5, then you have 3.5 million and 3.8 million individuals respectively for Koguryo and Baekje. Silla was probably somewhere in the middle. The north is vast land wise, but doesn't have a lot of productive agricultural possessions. Baekje controlled modern-day Cholla province, which has the peninsula's most fertile land. So, in all irony the Korean kingdom with the smallest amount of land probably had the largest population. The funny thing is... you see the similar population ratio today... with South Korea having about 2x more population than North Korea... hahahaha...
@@Jusung_Song Kim Pushik, the complier of the Samguk Sagi, has some very bad things to say about Koguryo and Yongaesomun at the end of the Koguryo annals in the Samguk Sagi. He said that they didn't want to be part of the Chinese world order so they kept trying to fight China. So... "just" and "righteous" was their fall. Kim Pushik, a noble from the Unified Silla bloodline and the court historian of Goryeo believed in the Sinocentric world order.
Originally Korea was called Go Joseon (Est. 2333 BC) founded by Emperor Dang Gun, they ruled the entire peninsula and all of the Yong Dong area. At the end of Go Joseon the kingdom split into Buyeo, Okje and Samhan which evolved into the 3 or 4 Kingdoms Period of Goguryo, Silla, Baekje and Gaya.
In the ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name). It was two different ethnic groups. 1.Chinese (Han Ethnic)(Wear color and pattern clothes) - Ruler and nobleman 2. Korean (White Clothes Ethnic)( Wear white clothes without pattern) - Civilians and slaves 1. Ruler and nobleman (Goguryeo , Baekje, Silla , Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..): Chinese local officials and nobles (royal members, monks, scholars, soldiers, architects, technicians, and their families ...). They are Chinese (Han) and their descendants born in the local area. They have always wore China in China costumes. They speak Chinese language (official and Han dialect) and Chinese characters. They are Chinese officials and represent the Chinese emperor's governance of the ancient Korean Peninsula (朝鮮). Local Chinese officials (Chaoxian king朝鮮王) and Chinese nobles in ancient Korea (Chaoxian 朝鮮-Chinese territory). They all Chinese clothes (hanfu), headdress (hat and crown), silk cloth (including embroidery), soldiers (such as: defensive clothing, horses). Weapons (including cannons), Chinese literature books (including Chinese history, Taoism Buddhism), Chinese special architectural materials (including palaces and design paintings). Food materials (Chinese food and Chinese royal food), wooden wheels used, large military ships, etc. are made from other cities in China). Among them, the Chinese royal's (Chaoxian king /officials and nobles) Hanfu comes from Chinese han clothes, opera clothing, and hat crown headwear. Therefore, the fabric on the clothes is high -level. There are a large number of Chinese official dragon patterns and various traditional Chinese patterns (including Chinese characters) on the clothes. 2. Civilians and slaves (Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..only appeared in history after the 13th century): Civilians and slaves are indigenous Koreans (White Clothes Ethnic白衣民族). They speak Korean language. Long -term banned learning and use of Chinese characters 漢字(except a few descendants of mixed with Chinese people). Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. In ancient times, this was a beheading and destroyer. * Chinese patterns and Dragon's totem represents the symbol of the ancient Chinese and Chinese power. Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. Only the Chinese royal family and senior officers can use it. If the "White clothes Ethnic 白衣民族" (today's ancestors of Koreans) use the pattern of dragon and use Chinese characters. They will destroy the tribe and beheaded. Korean characters韓字 are text used by slaves. Ancient Korean can only use Korean characters (after the 15th century. Chinese officials - Chaoxian king and Chinese scholars who settled on the Chaoxian朝鮮 . Chinese officials use Chinese characters and Korean language to create "Korean characters韓字 ".) for slaves. These low Korean soldiers are used to protect the Chaoxian Peninsula 朝鮮半島(Chinese territory) to prevent Japanese pirates from invasion. In ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 ) does not have any technologies and processes such as metal , Bend the wood and dye embroidery patterns. Most Korean men became low -level soldiers in the Chinese army (under the command of Chinese officers). There is no armor. Korean only wear pure white clothes and korean women's clothing is exposed nipples (Hanbok - Features of traditional Korean clothes). All Korean women use their heads to move anything (similar to other primitive tribal culture). Korean houses are cottage built with grass (only Chinese can live in Chinese palaces and temples). Korean people earn food in the market concentrated on exchanging items. They do not have any coins and any metal things. South Korea's national culture and tools for use are very primitive. Writing history is the tradition and habit of the ancient Chinese. The history of the ancient Korean Peninsula was written by classical Chinese. This was read for the Chinese and must be approved for the Chinese emperor. This is a record and governance story of Chinese officials and nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula.
Yeah but actually, Go-Joseon was formed by the Original Samhan, Samhan mean Three Han or Three Korean (삼한 / 三韓). 韓 or Han mean Great, Vast, not mean Cold (寒) which has the same pronunciation and can not be confused with Han Chinese (漢). Samhan or Three Han are included 3 breeds of Korean people are Mahan (마한 / 馬韓), Jinhan (진한 / 辰韓) and Byeonhan (변한 / 弁韓). King Dan Gun assembled all 3 of these Han tribes and formed the very first kingdom and dynasty of Korea as Go-Joseon. And because all Korean people belonged to these 3 breeds of Korean / Han people so that’s why all Korean people have been calling their common country, history, culture and people as Han (韓 / 한), Dae Han (大韓 / 대한) and sometimes in ancient history as Samhan (三韓 / 삼한). The Samhan you're saying is called Nam Samhan (남삼한) or Southern Samhan who are the confedencies of Samhan tribes that moved to the South of Korean peninsula after Han Dynasty invaded it in 108 BC. While the Original Samhan was called Northern Samhan (북삼한), in Go-Joseon era, most of Mahan inhabited in Korean peninsula while most of Jinhan inhabited in Siberia and East Manchu and most of Byeonhan inhabited in West Manchu and nearer to North East China and East Mongolia. Goguryeo and Baekje belonged to Mahan, Shin La belonged to Jinhan and since they took over Gaya, a small kingdom of Byeonhan, Shin La is both Jinhan and Byeonhan. Until Goryeo Dynasty, all of these three breeds of Samhan were truly unified and called with the common name Dae Han 大韓 / 대한) or simply Han (韓 / 한) and no longer distinction of Samhan. And that's why South Korea still keep the official name as Han, Han Guk or Dae Han, except North Korea want to be different with South Korea so they re-used the name of Joseon, which is the last monarchy dynasty of Korea instead.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I love your channel. Your videos about the ancient philosophical schools of China are among the clearest contextualised explanations that I have found, so I have been sharing them. I was waiting for this one since my knowledge of Korean history is very limited. It would be great if you make a video about the Tibetan Empire.
I SUGGEST YOU always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I recommend watching the Korean historical epic -- Wang Guhn. It is great. Being a mere 200 one hour episodes long, it briefly covers the unification of Korea in early 10th century by Wang Guhn, who becomes Emperor Taejo. The most fun part is up to episode 120. The establishment of rule by a Buddhist fundamentalist, Goonye, is great. The guy is a religiously possessed nut. BTW...all the characters, and main events are true, and taken from government records of the time.
@@cavc94 what can I say? It is a great series. Do you think I could watch 200, one hour episodes, if it wasn't great??? But, the first 120 episodes were the best, IMO. The mad monk, Goonye, was great -- and he actually lived, and was the nut case that is portrayed. If you want to see how idealistic niceness could devolve into cruelty, and horror, watch those 120 episodes.
Anyone interested in the history of this era should check the Korean TV series "Queen Seondeok" and "Jumong". They're not very recent, like from 10-15 years ago but still very good. Seondeok was the first woman to rule a kingdom in Korean history. The series had some fictional dramatization thrown in by adding a Mulan-like plot into the early parts of the story but it's a great series overall. Jumong covers the Goguryeo creation myth. It's hardly a historical drama because... myth. Complete with magic, prophesies and all. Still a great intro into the 3 kingdoms of Korea though. They're a bit different to the extra beautiful, extra colorful saeguk dramas of today.
I recommend to you to always take these hitory accounts in the mainstream media with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
There was a smaller state, the Gaya confederacy, which had existed for 500 years (sandwiched between Baekje and Silla) before it was annexed by Silla. It was situated in the south of the Korean peninsula, in modern-day Gyeongsangnam-do (South Gyeongsang Province).
There was also a point where Goguryeo invaded Gaya. No, seriously. At the time Baekje, Gaya and Japan were in an anti-Silla alliance and invaded Silla; Silla allied with Goguryeo, which was at the height of its military power and proceeded to decisively put an end to the anti-Silla alliance.
Another great video here of a Historical episode that typically goes completely unmentioned in the wider world. Funny pokemon evolution reference there too.
Nice video, it's a really well done and informative video that's not to long either. It's always nice learning about Korean history as it was never really taught in school here. Nicely done.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
"movie Hwangsanbeol" Gyebaek : "Tigers die and leave their skins: People die and leave their names." Gyebaek Wife : "No, tigers die because of leather, and people die because of their names" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kim Yu-shin : Yeah, I'm crazy. send son to such a death You're crazy, too gyebaek his did it all family extermination, gyebaek crazy too It's all crazy. have to go crazy. war is something crazy bastards do. Continue to Hwarang assault the enemy camp! Flowers fall when they are gorgeous!
I recommend to you to always take these movies' accounts with a pinch of salt because they are full of "untruths". I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Something not mentioned here (nor in the Old and New Histories of T'ang) is that there was an understanding by Silla that they would get to annex former Baekje and Koguryo land. According the the Samguk Sagi (official Korean history text compiled in the 12th century by the Goryeo dynasty but based on much earlier history books) there were negotiations between Silla king Muyeol and with Emperor Taizong of what a post Koguryo and post Baekje world order would look like. According to the Samguk Sagi it was agreed that if Silla helped T'ang defeat Koguryo, then T'ang would give Silla Baekje land and Koguryo land up to the T'aedong river. This was a verbal agreement between Taizong and Muyeol. Even after the death of Taizong in 649 A.D., King Muyeol was under the impression that Taizong's son (Emperor Gaozong) would keep this agreement. However, after the defeat of Baekje T'ang reinstated a son of the Baekje king to be governor of Ungjin Commandery (former Baekje territory). Then, T'ang gave King Muyeol another title, which is generalissimo of Gyerim Commandery, which meant equality with the conquered Baekje kingdom, not domination over as per the verbal agreement with Gaozong's predecessor. This incensed King Muyeol and most Sillians. They were doing a lot of work and providing a lot of resources to T'ang to help conquer the other two Korean kingdoms so they wanted to annex Baekje and Koguryo land up to the Taedong river. Thus, Silla supported Baekje and Koguryo rebels fighting against the T'ang administrative structure in the two former kingdoms, which ultimately led to war between T'ang and Silla just after the fall of Koguryo. It is interesting to note that even after the Silla-Tang war between 668-676 A.D., for the entire history of Silla they kept their end of the bargin they never advanced farther north of the Taedong river. Although the old capital of Koguryo lay just north of the Taedong river, Silla never antagonized T'ang by resettling it. It was early Goryeo that resettled Pyongyang, ousting a (what is likely a Mohe) chieftain named "Mo." But this happened after the fall of T'ang in the 920s A.D.
@@jyy9624 Tang only came to Silla's aid because Silla had something Tang wanted. A southern base to launch a two front war against Koguryo. Ming never aided Goryo. You have the dates wrong. Goryo existed when Ming just got started, but Goryo ended soon afterwards. It was Ming that helped Chosun, a kingdom that was after Goryo. Ming only helped Chosun because 1) Japanese forces were very close to the Willow Palisade and entry into Liaodong and 2) if Japan conquered all of Chosun then they could use it as a pirate base to widen and increase Wako pirate raids into the southern coasts of China. Back then Korea's security and China's security was more linked. Any hostile power that controls all of the Korean peninsula was a direct threat to China, hence why the Chinese Communists attacked the U.S. during the Korean War.
Great video, more Korea plz. Also, i'm guessing it was due to time constraints but its still would have been worth to at least mention the Gaya Confederacy which existed alongside the Korean three kingdomes untill very short time before the unification wars.
Many history in Korea are fake. Many of their historical TV series are directly copied Chinese historical content and culture. If you look at the map, you know how primitive the ancient Korea was backward and poverty (like North Korea today). This place is cold and lack of resources. The location of the Peninsula is 3 sea, only one side is bordering China. The ancient Chinese did not want to possess the real reason for southern Korea. China has long blocked Koreans for a long time to prevent them from coming out. Prevent Koreans from entering Chinese territory (Chinese think Korea is a barbaric). (The north side of the peninsula is the territory of the northern part of China, and the south is where the Korean people live in). Ancient Korea was in power by China (Koreans did not have the power to resist China at all).
Ancient KOREA (Western name) = Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 in real name in history. "Gauli 高麗 (Western name =Korea ) & Chaoxian 朝鮮 " is the name of Chinese territory and the Chinese region in ancient Western records. Before 1910, it was also a flag of Chinese territory and the Chinese region (Chinese Taoism logo). This is a recognized fact in the world. White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors) are just indigenous peoples in the southern part of the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 . The language is Korean language 韓語. 98%is illiterate. Ethnic costumes are pure white (local Chinese wearing colorful Chinese clothes - hanfu漢服) and no patterns. Women's clothes are exposing nipples (this is a symbol of glorious). Every woman uses heads to carry anything. This is a traditional cultural characteristics (Korean culture). Gauli king高麗國王(Goryeo king )and the Chaoxian King朝鮮國王 (they are both Chinese officials) both hate White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors). This is mentioned in historical records and letters to the Chinese emperor. After 1910, the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula) was occupied by the Japanese. The territory of the China Chaoxian Peninsula 中國朝鮮半島 was snatched. The Japanese and theWhite clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors) cooperated to invade other parts of China in the future. The Japanese killed and driven the China Chaoxian administrators Officials, nobles and officers, etc. to abolish Chinese characters漢字. It is forbidden to Korean women from exposing the nipples. Promoting the status of White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 . Push Korean language 韓語 and Korean characters韓字. 1945. Japan defeated and surrendered. He left the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula). The U.S. military occupied Japan (returned to Japan in 1960. The US military entered Ryukyu琉球). In 1948, it was supported by the United States. The purpose was to set up a U.S. military base on the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula). The "TODAY KOREA 韓國" was established through the United Nations聯合國. 1953. The United States officially set up a military base in South Korea 南韓. Therefore, the United States actually occupies Japan and South Korea, and now Japan and South Korea are just "fake independent countries". The purpose is to use regions to threaten China.
Today, China says Goguryeo belongs to their history. They wrote Goguryeo as a local state of China on all Goguryeo relics currently on Chinese soil. History is being taken away. I'm really sad.
bullshit, China will never claim Goguryeo as Chinese, but it did played a big part in Chinese history. Goguryeo is the reason why Sui fell, and Tang's long struggle. That's why Goguryeo is of a big significance in Chinese history, and the chinese respect that, so does Korean-Chinese living in China today. Nobody is stealing anybody's history/culture. If there's any stealing, it would be terming the Buyeo/Balhae/Goguryeo as Korean. Yes they were Korean Peninsula Nations, yes they had Koreanic Populations, but they aren't exclusively Koreanic Nations. History is being rewritten. I'm really sad.
No Chinese claim that. Your nationalistic people claim that. Please take back the 1 million Koreans in China back to Korea. They can attack China anytime.
@@thomasau3204In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China. Like the relationship between Taiwan and Hong Kong today (because of the disagreement of political reasons), they believe in Taoism and wearing Chinese Hanfu and Han culture. 20 years ago, Koreans stole the murals and murals and of Chinese Goguryeo in China 20 years ago. Some unearthed cultural relics, creating a large number of fake history and historical TV series, this is very shameful. Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are not Koreans. Most of them are members of the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. They are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
@@thomasau3204 ancient China and Korea are the relationship between owners and slaves. So there is no need to annex. No China provides them with materials and food. They cannot survive. The Japanese invaded the Korean Peninsula many times. Finally, they were repelled by the Chinese soldiers. The Korean Peninsula is a three -faced sea, and it borders China in the north (the north was also the place where the northern Han people lived and the Chinese army left behind). The ancient Chinese have long banned Koreans from entering China. The Korean Peninsula is like a slave area that is in power in China. Like a prisoner.
Can you do a video of Later Three Kingdoms of Korea? Like Later baekje, Later Sabeol, Silla and Goryeo? Also, BUYEO (Since nobody talks about Buyeo) and Balhae and their later countries of Balhae? For The Chinese I'm really interested in Chinese rebelling against the Mongols during the last stage of Yuan Empire.
Actually Balhae was the beginning of the Later kingdoms era, since Balhae were descendent of Pre-Koryeo(known as Koguryeo). Also, please don’t forget Gaya, even tho there was no Later Gaya during the Later Kingdoms era. Basically, it wasn’t actually The ‘Three’ Kingdoms. There were Gaya, and even more. They were one of The Ancient Korean Kingdoms. Including Buyeos(North-B, East-Buyeo), Ye (Ye, East-ye), Mac, Ohkjeo, Nahkrhang, these kingdoms merged into Go(gu)ryeo tho.
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China. Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are not Koreans. Most of them are members of the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. They are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
@@barbiebarbie1813lol unesco agreed to China because they control those areas now. Do you think unesco would give Italy the designation of Roman historical sites in Spain and across Europe? That’s not how it works but nice try 😂
Now, to find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
This is a completely fake Korean historical video. In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation. Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north (Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics). The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Goguryeo is the history of Korea. 1. The word Korea comes from Goguryeo. 2. Yemaek, a people of Goguryeo, is the largest ancestor of the Korean people. 3. At that time, China and Japan called Goguryeo, Baekje and Silla three han. 4. Even in pre-modern Chinese history, Goguryeo was regarded as Joseon and Samhan, and China's attempt to incorporate Goguryeo and Balhae into Chinese history began in the 2000s. 5. In Korean history, Goryeo continued to succeed Goguryeo, and later Goryeo was established, which was the same name as Goguryeo. 6. Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai, politicians of the modern Communist Party of China, once called Goguryeo and Balhae Korean history. 7. the center of Buyeo, the current Chinese grant from the 喇麻洞 the presumed remains came most genes are closest to Korea is that the Chinese their own grain. 8. And the Chinese can't answer me logically. LOL
Korean again try to steal Goguryeo. No chinese think Goguryeo is Han Chinese, but Goguryeo is related to manchurian people. Your examples are useless to prove your argument. In fact both historian from Japan and China identify Goguryeo as non-Korean Regime. 1.Country name doesn't matter. Is Holy roman empire italian? Korea did the same by claiming another culture just to make their history looks better. 2.DNA result from the local area in Ancient Goguryeo shows no relationship with modern Korean. 3.And China call everyone south of them baiyue, everyone north of them turk. Your logic is wierd. 4.Primary Source required 5.same as 1 6.Are these two guys historian? Japan emperor also said he feels related to Korean, but nowadays its been proved wrong, the Y-DNA of Japan emperor is group D. no relationship with Korean 7.Again no Chinese think they are Han Chinese group, but it for sure has nothing related to modern Korean. Sum: Only Korea study History based on self imagination rather than historical documents and archaeological finds. The most perfect example: Korean WIKIPEDIA. Never seen any other country writing novels on WIKIPEDIA.
@@weqxsdqwdzxa3501 At that time, it was common in East Asia to claim the ancestors of their families as foreign kings or nobles. According to your argument, Wanan Aguta, who founded the 金 Dynasty, claimed that his ancestor was Kim Ham-bo, a member of the Silla royal family, so the 金 Dynasty can be said to be Korean history unrelated to the Han Chinese, a slave class. In its 5,000-year history, China has never established a nation of Han Chinese people. I understand the historical trauma of living only as slaves of nomads such as Mongolia and Manchria. But if you really think about the national character of your country, I hope you avoid these acts of distorting and stealing the history and culture of other countries
I recommend, always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Some question whether Hwarangs were really supposed to be an elite warrior group. Hwarang literally translates to flower-boys(hence the Kpop reference KEKW). I know modern culture's view on the word "flower" and old Silla culture's view on "flower" might have been different, but many cultures throughout human history tend to view the word "flower" as something that really doesn't have anything to do with "elite warrior group". It's most likely that Hwarang started out as a group of some young college boys from powerful families. But since they are young and all males, they just happened to partake in wars and battles when they were needed.
All records of Hwarang mentioned the words "upper class" and "beauty," and described them to wear make-up and powdered themselves, and the original word according to the Korean record was actually Hwanang, which meant "flower girls." There is very scant evidence that proved they were actually warriors. There were a few Hwarang who became great warriors, but whether or not the whole Hwarang group was a warrior class is still being debated. There were people who went into the military role but they went into the administrative roles as well. So they could just be pretty boys from the upper class who received formal education from the state. Hwarang was not even well-known before WWII, it was after WWII Korea started to extoll Hwarang to be a prominent spiritual symbol to raise nationalism. Even their military school nowadays is named Hwarang...
The name Hwarang came from the fact that it was originally a group of female teenagers, not male ones. However, the group comprised only of women had many problems and was eventually replaced by men. Also, they were not a fighting group. They only voluntarily went out and fought when the country was in crisis and were not soldiers.
True😆 I'm korean and I sometimes dream about that..especially with all the netflix hype these days,and recent 'historic' korean dramas are bunch of cheap romance dramas with recycled topics(falling in love with the 'demon king' lol) plus it's ALWAYS ALWAYS the joseon period..😕I'm just hoping netflix would find a good writer for this🙏🙏
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
''History is written by the victor'' is the case here, since Samguk sagi chronicles during the Goryeo dynasty was written with a bias that favored Silla, since it was the winner of Samhan period.
12:54, "Many [Unified Sillan] students came to study in T'ang." That's a misrepresentation of the painting. The painting is actually from Taizong's time and represents emissaries from (left to right) 1. Silla 2. Koguryo and 3. Baekje. Notice the similar style of clothing for all three. If you see all 40 of so emissary paintings that visited Taizong at the time Silla, Koguryo and Baekje all have the most similar style of clothing. All the other emissaries on the painted scroll have very different clothing (and posing) styles. Also notice the Koguryo and Baekje emissaries' facial features. Both Chinese and Korean sources says that Baekje was established by refugees from early Koguryo and an older kingdom in Manchuria called Puyo (or Fuyu in Mandarin pronunciation). Several Chinese histories of the time state pretty plainly that Koguryo and Baekje had "much of the same language, clothing and traditions" with each other. The emissaries from Koguryo and Baekje look like they can be brothers or cousins in that early T'ang painting.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Oh yeah, but by the unification wars in the mid to late 7th century Gaya had already been absorbed by Shilla a hundred years prior so it's understandable why it's not shown on here. And also like Cool History Bros said above me, it would take up extra work & time that's not worth it b/c Gaya was not involved in the unification wars anyway
@@junainoakuma hah it took me a moment to realize what "nommed" meant but yeah been nommed by Shilla since 562 lol. But seriously speaking Gaya is pretty interesting, for me it's its bustling iron technology and active, extensive trade with all the other countries in East Asia, especially with early Japan but also obviously with the other Korean states and the Chinese empires/countries/dynasties. Kind of underrated I think
to find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
@Cool History Bros Even tho I have to point out that there is a wrong information in the video, still thank you very much for uploading videos about my country. 00:01 There were actually 4 countries. ‘Gaya’ between Silla & Baekje Gaya was one of the most important country of ancient Korea with Pre-Goryeo(known as Goguryeo), Buyeo, Balhae.
This was sooo good! Question: I've heard Silla pronounced "She-la". One of the forms in Tae Kwon Do is called (phonetically) "She-la". Can anyone help?
12:44 Tang and Silla re-established their relationship because common enemy emerged in manchu area. Tang (or Zhou, when Wu Zetian was empress) failed to stabilize former goguryo's land. refugee from goguryo and tungusic mogu tribes defeated Zhou's army, then they estabilished Balhae(Bohai). At first time, Balhae and Silla was in good relationship. But then they were contested with each other. Silla and Tang soon restored their relationship against Balhae. On the other hand, Balhae kept contact with Japan because Balhae needed ally aginst Silla and Tang.
@@Samperor Wu Zetian is the wife of Li Zhi (Tang Gaozong). After the death of Li Zhi, she kills her son, the new emperor, and grabs the power to become the first female emperor in Chinese history. Because she steals the power from the royal family ‘Li’ and also their empire ‘Tang dynasty’, so she kills a lot of previous royal family members, changes the empire name into ‘Zhou dynasty’, and plans to transfer the emperor position to her brother’s family ‘Wu’. However, her empire establishes on ‘Tang dynasty ’ with the same officials, the same ruling classes, and the same armies. Thus, right before her death, the power of the empire was forced to return to previous royal family ‘Li’.
@@bie100282 There are 1 million ethnic Koreans in China, please take your relative back with you. Korea is racist to China, no reason China should accept ethnic Koreans.
and the 3 kingdoms trope. like seriously, i always thought that china was being original with that, but no, them AND UNKNOWINGLY THE ROMANS were the ones copying the korean 3 kingdom crisis
Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China. Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. Koreans are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
To find out what realy happened, which you definitely don't know yet, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
@@sudansoudah8070 The founder of Goguryeo, Jumong(朱蒙), Goryeo's founding king-Wang Jian (王建) and Yi Seong-Gye (李成桂) . is actually Chinese pronunciation. They all claim to be Chinese. They wear Chinese clothes. They believe in Chinese religion. They use Chinese emperor as their parents. They speak fluent Chinese official language (and Han dialect) and write Chinese characters in Chinese grammar. They claim to be a small China in the Korean Peninsula. Like other Chinese cities, they regularly send goods to the Chinese emperor. If the Chinese emperor is happy, sometimes it will also give some gifts to officials in various cities. The use of Korean languages cannot wear reasonable Chinese articles and historical records. Because Chinese language and Korean language (including Japanese language) are completely different. People who recorded the history of the local regime on the peninsula, It must be a Chinese scholar who speaks fluent Chinese language. --------------------------- The ancient Korean Peninsula("朝鮮" is the name of China) has always been a place where Chinese territory and Chinese regime. Until 1900. Yi Seong-GYE 李成桂(1335-1408) established a Chinese local regime on the peninsula . He is very sure that he is the descendant of Chinese immigrants (Yi Seong-GYE 's father is the Han people - Chinese). Yi Seong-Gye 李成桂 leads some Chinese people to establish a Chinese local regime on the peninsula (Chinese royal family and nobles). The aristocracy also claims to be HanChinese. They use the Chinese emperor as their parents. Tribute to China like other Chinese cities. The founders and royal members of the ancient Korean dynasty (Joseon) were Chinese. They spoke Chinese dialects and official Chinese language. Use Chinese characters. Wearing Han nationality clothing. Building a small Chinese palace on the peninsula (Gyeongbok palace景福宮).Royal members use Chinese coins. They bring Chinese culture to the Korean Peninsula. Koreans are called as slaves (become subordinate civilians). They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the traditional custom of Korean . However, the Chinese emperor on the peninsula has always forbid slaves and indigenous Koreans to learn Chinese language and Chinese characters. Koreans use indigenous language (Korean language). There are no character (until the 15th century). Almost all of them are illiterate. No coins. The trading of ancient Koreans has always been carried out in the way of exchanging items. (Until 1910). Until 1895. China was in a war of foreign invasion.China loses the right to control and protect "Joseon ". 1900 was occupied by the Korean Peninsula in Japan. The Japanese abolished Chinese language and Chinese characters. The Korean language and character (invention of the 15th century) of indigenous language began to popularize on the peninsula. >>> * In 1948, the Koreans renamed the "Chinese City 漢城" to "Seoul" ------------------------------- 1910. Japan has swallowed Korea. The Japanese believe that some of the low -level Korean traditional culture and primitive (women expose their nipples and transport things on their heads) are very primitive and backward. The Japanese banned Korean women from exposing the nipples (the traditional Korean costume. Hanbok). The Korean people strongly resisted. Koreans believe that this is a traditional culture of Korea. They insist on retention. In the Korean capital city. As long as the Japanese see those Korean women who show their nipples, they will give them penalties and slaps. After that, the Korean capital city gradually reduces Korean women's nipples. They cover the nipples with a piece of cloth. (But in the place where there are fewer Japanese soldiers. Korean women still maintain the traditional culture that exposes nipples). Until 1950, Westerners were still taking photos in Korea. A photo of Korean women showing nipples on the street (traditional Korean clothing). In 1970, this kind of Korean traditional culture disappeared completely.
As I know Silla = Prussia in the 19 century Gaya = Poland(Kim yu shin's house was from the royal family of Gaya kingdoms) Goguryeo = Austria Tang = France
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation. Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north. (Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics). The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
This is a completely fake Korean historical video. In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected. Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all. * UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
@@barbiebarbie1813 Seriously, if you want to be a decent person, be more cool and objective. If there had been some people similar to what you think, they would not have survived until today. And of course, Jumong is actually Korean pronunciation of Chinese character 朱蒙. Before you try to argue about Korean history, you need to learn more.
Baekje had been closely related to ancient Japan, even above the level of 'ally'. To ancient Japan, Baekje was the one of the most important intermediate point for importing Chinese culture. So Tang dynasty China was. The noun 'Tang' has been considered as "China" for a long time in Japan.
Nobles of Backjae and Japan was very close because many of Japanese nobles were from Backjae, even the Emperor of Japan admitted that part of his ancestry is from Backjae.
@Nothing happend, to find out the true details of this relationship, I recommend you check out the bok, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
dae jo young 30 years of fighting he founded belhea become king go this why goryeo demand the old balhea territory bec of the origin of balhea was gogouryeo
Yes. Goryeo claimed Balhae as their cousin nation numerous times and welcomed more than hundred thousand Balhae refugees after the collapse of Balhae. There were even an intermarriage between royals which was a rare case among Asian nations
Funny you should say because Silla had THREE female rulers throughout its history. Tang Taizong did not show respect to Queen Seondeok of Silla, pointing to her as the source of the kingdom's weakness...
The three kingdoms communicated with each other. It is presumed that there was only a difference in the level of dialect. With an interpreter accompanying Japan and China, conversations and writings were communicated through classical Chinese characters, the lingua franca of the East Asian world at the time.
Very good point because your question raises so many hidden secrets. To find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I don't know why the Chinese call Goguryeo their history. Mao Zedong said Liaodong was originally Joseon territory, and Zhou Enlai said, "Goguryo, Balhae is the history of Joseon, and Liaohe and Songhua River basins can be proved by literature and relics as the activity stage of the Korean people." Along with he said "Cannot distort history, It is absurd to say that the west side of the Yalu River on the Tumen River has been Chinese territory from a long time ago, or even that Joseon has been a subordinate state to China since ancient times It is absurd to say that it was a subordinate state of China."
@@熊寅 After the fall of Goguryeo and Balhae, the Korean people lost almost control of Manchuria. This was 1,000 years ago, and most Koreans do not deny that Manchuria is now a territory of China. The territory of the Roman Empire was as far as the Rhine, but today Italy does not insist that French land belongs to them. However, Gojoseon, Goguryeo, and Balhae, which existed in Manchuria and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, were established by the Korean people, and are strictly the history of the Korean people. Even the ancient Chinese government called them "Easten babarian" and admitted that they had nothing to do with China.
@@아픈허리 Dongyi refers to a nation in Chinese history. Since the Western Han Dynasty, China has set up prefectures and counties in Liaodong and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. These are recorded in historical books, which are much more accurate than your Korean mythological history
Goguryeo helped sinla at 5th century against Wae(japan's pirates). At that time Gum-kwan Gaya destroyed by his army. Dae-Gaya become a central gaya but after 6th Century, Sinla and baekje attacked them and absorbed them.
3:24 King Muyeol, real name is Kim Chun Chu, he's the son of Princess Cheonmyeong who is the daughter of King Jinpyeong so King Muyeol - Kim Chun Chu is a Seong Gol (Sacred Bone) despite his father Kim Yongsu is Jin Gol (True Bone). 4:10 the reason why Baekje and Shin La had a very strong hatred to each other since late 6th century and 7th century because King Jinheung of Shin La was the one who betrayed King Seongmyeong (King Seong) of Baekje and broke the Alliance, he suddenly betrayed, ambushed and killed King Seongmyeong of Baekje and stole lands from Baekje, lead Baekje to be weaker after the death of King Seongmyeong and during the reign of his son, King Wideok. King Jinheung even behea* King Seong's head and buried it underground to let Shin La's people step on his head so that's why Baekje hate Shin La so much. Baekje got stronger and rise again since the reign of King Mukang (King Mu, the 4th son of King Wideok) and he regained many lands from Shin La and even took more new lands and forts from Shin La. King Uija, the son of King Mukang continue his will and defeat Shin La in many battles and took a lot of forts from Shin La, expanded Baekje's territory bigger and Shin La was lower hand to Baekje and Goguryeo. So that's why Queen Seondeok and King Muyeol of Shin La had to allied with Tang Dynasty to unify Three Kingdoms of Korea because only one Shin La alone is too weak to against both powerful Goguryeo and the upper hand Baekje at same time. 5:32 this is the Shin La's territory in the reign of King Jinheung, not in the reign of King Muyeol Kim Chun Chu, Shin La's territory was much smaller in the reign of Queen Seondeok and King Muyeol due to Baekje and Goguryeo defeated them and took a lot of lands and forts from Shin La at the time.
You forgot to mention the upper class of Baekjae integrated and formed into Japanese nobility. Which explains why the Japanese emperor came to korea to pay his respects to his ancestors.
@@user-pb6eb8pv5k Yup, it's only one. But the real interesting part is the creation of Korean clans in Japan. Some still exist today like the Koma Clan of Goguryeo and possibly Ouchi Clan (reportedly from Baekje)
@@mintyfresh4855 Yes, many Baekje and Goguryeo people migrated into Japan after the collapse. Also, don't forget the Korean legend associates with the bear & tiger.
@@hishot1078 Many? No, not many. There were only less than four thousand from Goguryeo that crossed the sea while only a handful of Top-tier Baekje Revivalists fled to Japan with retreating Japanese forces already lost a lot of ships after the Battle of Baekgang. Stop spreading your own assertions.
Actually it is a traditional norm for Chinese Empire gave official titles to every ruler of its vassals and tribute states. For instance, Tang emperors also gave official titles to the emperor of Japan, Turkic tribes, Tokhara states, or even Sassanid Empire. It was more likely to show China's sovereignty over these states instead of an intention to annex them all, since Chinese emperors were regarded as Son of Heaven that was supposed to "rule" every civilized lands under heaven. Of course it was not equal diplomacy, but the concept of equal diplomacy has still 1000 years to be invented.
Even over 1000 years later we have yet to see equal diplomacy materialize. Pretty much all countries are looking out for their own interests, and stronger powers don't hesitate to rattle their sabers when they feel it's necessary, hence the recent wars in the middle east, all major powers having overseas military bases in strategic locations, civil wars and coups backed by the NED, etc.
@lati long I don't think they denied links to China. They are actually quite forward about it. China surely misleads with their history about other countries. Hence many countries having historical issues with China.
@@Samperor I disagree on the point that China misleads with their history about other countries. Much of its history with other countries is actually reinforced with primary sources as evidence. With regards to Korea, the historical relationship between China and Korea is not something that modern Korean nationalists are proud of, and understandably so. It was more or less analogous to a relationship between a father and a son, which many modern Korean nationalists interpret as a stain on Korea's sovereignty. However there is straight up primary source evidence written by the Korean King and Court from the Joseon dynasty that to paraphrase describe China as a parent, the similarities between Chinese and Korean culture, traditions and values and how Korea should stand by China just as a son should stand by his father. I would be willing to wager many Koreans would be oblivious to this and would insist it's some sort of propaganda! But alas it is simply the worldview of their forefathers.
@@victorye5125 I don't speak English very well, so I use Google Translator, but to answer, It has the same meaning as a brother country, not a subordinate country. Korea was an independent country with diplomatic, political and military culture language all different from China. However, within Asia, the clothing of the Chinese royal family (Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty) was popularized in formal places like modern suits.Therefore It was worn mixed with Korean traditional clothes.Moreover, it was Chinese bureaucratic clothing that Korea was affected, not ordinary Korean Hanbok. since ancient times, general traditional Korean hanbok has been worn by many Koreans. Of course, the common people could not afford to wear Chinese official costumes and royal palace costumes, and royal families and nobles were more likely to wear general Korean traditional clothes in their homes. Or it was worn in a double structure. (Current hanbok was not affected by Chinese bureaucracy.) Nevertheless, it is nothing more than a fad. It was a trade and political practice for various countries to claim themselves as dependents with China. Even Mongolia, Tibet, Vietnam, Manchuria, Japan, Britain, France, and many other countries had to follow this form of tribute to exchange with China. Even in the Korean ‘Koryeosa’ record is our Goryeo (Korea), Since it is different from China, it is written that there is no need to try to resemble it. 나는 영어를 잘 못하기에 구글 번역기를 사용하지만 대답하자면, 그것은 형제국과 같은 의미이지, 종속국같은 개념이 아니다. 한국은 외교 정치 군사 문화 언어가 중국과 다른 독립국가였다. 다만 아시아 내에서, 중국 왕족(당나라 명나라)의 의복은 현대의 정장처럼 격식을 차리는곳에 대중화되었다. 따라서 한국 전통 의상과 혼용해서 입었다. 게다가 한국이 영향받은것은 관료복장이지 일반 한국 한복이 아니였다. 고대부터 일반 전통 한국 한복은 여전히 많은 한국인들이 즐겨입었다. 서민들은 당연히 중국 관료복장과, 왕궁 의상을 갖추어 입을 형편이 되지 않고, 왕족과 귀족들도 집안에서는 일반 한국 전통 의상을 입는 사람이 더 많았다. 또는 이중구조로 혼용해서 입었다 . (현재의 한복은 중국의 관료복장에 영향을 받지 않았습니다.) 그럼에도 그것은 일시적인 유행에 지나지 않는다. 여러나라들이 중국과 속국을 자처하는것은 중국과 조공을 하기 위한, 하나의 무역, 정치 관례 였다. 심지어 몽골 티벳 베트남 만주 일본 영국 프랑스 등 많은 나라들이 중국과 교류하기 위해서 이런 조공 형식을 따라야 했다. 한국 '고려사' 기록에도 우리 고려(한국)은 중국과 다르므로 꼭 닮으려고 할 필요가 없다고 기록에 쓰여있다.
It is absurd to see the Chinese who distort Korea as a subordinate country. I don't speak English very well, so I use Google Translator, but to answer, It has the same meaning as a brother country, not a subordinate country. Korea was an independent country with diplomatic, political and military culture language all different from China. However, within Asia, the clothing of the Chinese royal family (Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty) was popularized in formal places like modern suits.Therefore It was worn mixed with Korean traditional clothes.Moreover, it was Chinese bureaucratic clothing that Korea was affected, not ordinary Korean Hanbok. since ancient times, general traditional Korean hanbok has been worn by many Koreans. Of course, the common people could not afford to wear Chinese official costumes and royal palace costumes, and royal families and nobles were more likely to wear general Korean traditional clothes in their homes. Or it was worn in a double structure. (Current hanbok was not affected by Chinese bureaucracy.) Nevertheless, it is nothing more than a fad. It was a trade and political practice for various countries to claim themselves as dependents with China. Even Mongolia, Tibet, Vietnam, Manchuria, Japan, Britain, France, and many other countries had to follow this form of tribute to exchange with China. Even in the Korean ‘Koryeosa’ record is our Goryeo (Korea), Since it is different from China, it is written that there is no need to try to resemble it. +Rather, Goryeo-style hanbok became popular in both the Yuan and Ming dynasties, and the Chinese record also says that the world seems crazy because of the Goryeo-style hanbok. It's like a modern Korean Wave. Goryeo culture includes Korean food, ware and costumes. 한국을 종속국이라고 왜곡하는 중국인들을 보면 어처구니가 없다. 나는 영어를 잘 못하기에 구글 번역기를 사용하지만 대답하자면, 그것은 형제국과 같은 의미이지, 종속국같은 개념이 아니다. 한국은 외교 정치 군사 문화 언어가 중국과 다른 독립국가였다. 다만 아시아 내에서, 중국 왕족(당나라 명나라)의 의복은 현대의 정장처럼 격식을 차리는곳에 대중화되었다. 따라서 한국 전통 의상과 혼용해서 입었다. 게다가 한국이 영향받은것은 관료복장이지 일반 한국 한복이 아니였다. 고대부터 일반 전통 한국 한복은 여전히 많은 한국인들이 즐겨입었다. 서민들은 당연히 중국 관료복장과, 왕궁 의상을 갖추어 입을 형편이 되지 않고, 왕족과 귀족들도 집안에서는 일반 한국 전통 의상을 입는 사람이 더 많았다. 또는 이중구조로 혼용해서 입었다.(현재의 한복은 중국의 관료복장에 영향을 받지 않았습니다.) 그럼에도 그것은 일시적인 유행에 지나지 않는다. 여러나라들이 중국과 속국을 자처하는것은 중국과 조공을 하기 위한, 하나의 무역, 정치 관례 였다. 심지어 몽골 티벳 베트남 만주 일본 영국 프랑스 등 많은 나라들이 중국과 교류하기 위해서 이런 조공 형식을 따라야 했다. 한국 '고려사' 기록에도 우리 고려(한국)은 중국과 다르므로 꼭 닮으려고 할 필요가 없다고 기록에 쓰여있다 오히려 원나라와 명나라까지 고려풍 한복이 유행하게 되어 중국기록에서도 고려풍 한복때문에 중국인들이 한국 한복을 입게되어 세상이 미친것같다고 쓰여있다. 마치 현대의 한류라고 보면됩니다. 고려문화는 한국의 음식과 여러 물건 의상들이 포함되어있다.
@@jaxyoung8846 no. Only the Chinese know the opposite by denying the record of history. Rather, it is because the Goryeo-style culture of Goryeo Yang was popular from the Yuan Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. Because Goryeo women entered the Yuan Dynasty as court ladies, and Empress Ki, a Goryeo woman, became empress. Goryeo-style cultures were popular in your Chinese history and later became a problem, so the Ming Dynasty Emperor Hongchije banned Goryeo-style clothing. What you guys are talking about, as I said in the above comment, are bureaucratic costumes and court costumes. Those bureaucratic costumes clearly had Chinese influences. However, it is not a general hanbok. In addition, just because it was affected does not mean that it becomes China. It developed independently even though it was affected. And culture is interactive. Either side is not spreading culture. 아니. 중국인들만 역사의 기록을 부정하여 반대로 알고 있다. 오히려 고려양이라는 고려풍 문화가 원나라에서 명나라까지 유행했기 때문이다. 왜냐면 원나라에 고려여자들이 궁녀로 들어가 고려여인 기황후는 황후가 되기도 했다. 너희 중국역사서에 고려풍 문화들이 유행하고 이후에 문제가 되니까 명나라 황제 홍치제가 고려풍 의상을 금지했다. 너희들이 말하는것은 윗댓글에서 말했듯이, 관료복장과 궁중복장이다. 그 관료복장들은 분명히 중국 영향을 받았다. 그러나 일반한복은 아니다. 또 영향받았다고 해서 중국것이 되는것이 아니다 영향받았음에도 독자적으로 발전했다. 그리고 문화는 상호작용하는것이다. 어느 한쪽이 문화를 전파하는것은 아니다.
@@jaxyoung8846 This is a Chinese record. There is also a Chinese record that the Goryeo culture is insanely fashionable and troublesome. 궁중 의복 새로이 고려 양식 숭상하니 허리 지난 모난 깃에 짤막한 옷소매네. 宮衣新尚高麗樣, 方領過腰半臂裁. 밤마다 궁중 에서 앞 다투어 구경하니 전에 이 옷을 입고 어전에 왔기 때문이라네. 連夜內家爭借看, 爲曾著過禦前來. 장욱(張昱), 궁중사(宮中詞) 붉은 비단 나라 궁녀들 직공에 능하여 궐문 안에서 이불을 수레에 실어서 간다네. 緋國宮人直女工, 衾禂載得內門中. 당번이 된 여자 짝이 보자기를 잘 만드니 고려 여인을 흉내 내어 머리로 받쳐 입궁한다네. 當番女伴能包袱, 要學高麗頂入宮 가한노인집(可閑老人集) 卷221 지정 이래 궁중의 급사와 사령은 태반이 고려의 여인이었다. 自至正以來, 宮中給事使令, 大半爲高麗女. 이 때문에 사방의 의복과 신발, 모자, 기물이 모두 고려를 따라 일시의 유행이 되었으니 어찌 우연하다 할 수 있는가? 以故, 四方衣服鞋帽器物, 皆依高麗樣子. 此關系一時風氣, 豈偶然哉. 권형(權衡), 경신외사(庚申外史) 백관의 질손복은 겨울에 모두 9등급으로 나눈다. … 여름의 질손복은 모두 14 등급으로 나눈다. 진(秦)의 금금(金錦: 실크의 한 종류)하나, 보리(寶裏)를 장식한 금금(金錦) 하나, 진주를 장식한 대추 갈색 혼금간사(渾金間絲: 실크의 한 종류) 하나, 보리(寶裏)를 장식한 진한 빨간색 관소(官素: 실크의 한 종류) 하나, 빨강색 명주답자(明珠答子: 여러 조각으로 만듬, 실크의 종류에 속함) 하나, 분홍색, 파란색, 초록색, 은갈 색 각각 하나, 고려 검푸른 색 운수라(雲袖羅) 하나, 낙타 갈색, 어두운 빨강, 백모자(白毛子) 각각 하나, 보리(寶裏)를장식한 검푸른 색 관소(官素) 하나. 百官質孫, 冬之服凡九等, … 夏之服凡十四等, 秦納石失一, 聚線寶裏納石失一,棗褐渾金間絲蛤珠一, 大紅官素寶裏一, 大紅明珠答子一, 桃紅、藍、綠、銀褐各一, 高麗鴉青雲袖羅一, 駝褐、茜紅、白毛子各一, 鴉青官素帶寶裏一. 원사(元史) 卷78 여복지(輿服志) 두청벽 선생은 소집에 응하여 전당에 갔다. 杜清碧先生本應召次錢唐 여러 유생들은 앞다투어 그의 주소로 달려갔다. 諸儒者爭趨其門. 연맹초는 시를 지어 이를 비웃었다. 燕孟初作詩嘲之, 시에는 자색의 종등(棕藤)으로 모자를 묶으며, 신발은 고려의 모양으로 만드네. 有紫藤帽子高麗靴, 처사들은 문 앞에서 잡역부를 담당하네. 란 구절이 있다. 處士門前當怯薛之句, 듣는 자가 모두 이를 전하여 웃는다. 聞者傳以爲笑. 자색의 종등으로 모자를 묶고, 고려의 모양으로 신발을 만든 것은 모두가 당시에 유행하였던 것이다. 用紫色棕藤縛帽, 而制靴作高麗國樣, 皆一時所尚. 도종의(陶宗儀), 남촌철경록(南村輟耕錄) 卷28 繡靴蹋踘句驪樣, 공 찰 때 신은 수놓은 신은 고려 것을 닮았고, 羅帕垂彎女直妝. 비탄 손수건은 구부렸다 폈다하며 여인들이 치장하네. 願汝康強好眠食, 그대여 편안히 잘 자고 잘 먹기를 바라네. 百年歡樂未渠央. 오래토록 근심 없이 즐겁기를. 양유정(楊維楨), 무제효상은체(無題效商隱體) 성화년간(1465-1478)에는 마미군이 유행하였다. 이것은 조선에서 시작하여 경사에 들어왔다. 경성사람들도 점차 이를 입는 것에 익숙해졌고, 각신(閣臣)인 만안(萬安)은 겨울과 여름에도 벗지 않았다. (明憲宗)成化中, 馬尾裙盛行. 此制始於朝鮮國, 流入京師, 京師人亦漸習爲之, 閣臣萬安, 冬夏不脫. 사계좌(查繼佐) 죄유록(罪唯錄) 卷4 관복지(冠服志) 경성의 사인들은 마미군을 입는 것을 좋아한다. 때문에 관말의 말갈기와 꼬리를 홈쳐 뽑는 경우가 생겼다. 이는 군대의 큰일을 지체하는 것이니 금지하기를 청한다. 京中士人好着馬尾襯裙, 因此官馬被人偷拔鬃尾, 有誤軍國大計 乞要禁革. 풍몽룡(馮夢龍) 고금소사(古今笑史) 원황후도 역시 고려미인으로 삼아, 대신유권자는 곧 이를 귀하게 여겨, 수도 고관귀인은 반드시 고려여자를 얻은 후에야 명가가 된다. 그렇게 된 이래, 궁중급사사령 대반이 고려여자이며, 이런 이유로 사방의 의복, 신발과 모자, 기물 모든것을 고려를 모방해, 온 세상이 미친 것 같다. 後亦多畜高麗美人, 大臣有權者, 輒以此遺之, 京師達官貴人, 必得高麗女, 然後爲名家. 自至正以來, 宮中給事使令, 大半高麗女, 以故四方衣服、靴帽、器物, 皆仿高麗, 擧世若狂. 속자치통감(續資治通鑒) 卷214, 원기(元紀) 32 馬尾裙始於朝鮮國, 流入京師, 京師人買服之, 未有能織者. 初服者, 惟富商, 貴公子, 歌妓而已, 以後武臣多服之, 京師始有織賣者. 於是無貴無賤, 服者日盛. 至成化末年, 朝官多服之者矣. 大抵服者, 下體虛奓, 取觀美耳. 閣老萬公安, 冬夏不脫. 宗伯周公洪謨, 重服二腰, 年幼侯伯駙馬, 至有以弓弦貫其齊者. 大臣不服者, 惟黎吏侍淳一人而已. 此服妖也, 弘治初始有禁例. 마미군(馬尾裙)은 조선국에서 비롯되어 수도에 유입되어 수도 사람들이 이를 사고 입었으나 능히 이를 짤 수 있는 직공이 있지 않았다. 처음에 입은 자들은 부유한 상인, 귀족, 기생뿐이었으나 이후 무신(武臣)들 대다수가 이를 입었으니 수도에서 비로소 이를 짜서 파는 자가 생겼다. 이에 귀천을 떠나 입는 자가 날로 성해졌다. 성화(成化, 1465년~1487년) 말년에 이르러서는 조정의 대신들 대부분이 이를 입었다. 대체로 옷은 하체가 비어있고 펴져있으니 눈과 귀를 즐겁게 한다. 각로(閣老, 조정의 원로대신)들과 뭇 공(公)들은 이를 편안히 여겨 겨울과 여름에도 벗지 않는다. 종백(宗伯, 예조판서) 주홍모(周洪謨, 1420년-1492년)는 두 옷으로 겹쳐 입었고, 나이 어린 후(候), 백(伯), 부마(駙馬)들은 활시위를 옷자락에 꿰놓은 자가 있을 정도다. 대신들 중에 안 입는 자들은 여리(黎吏)와 시순(侍淳, 종)들뿐이다. 이 옷은 요사스러워, 홍치(弘治,1488년-1505년) 초기에 비로소 이를 금지하는 법례가 생겨났다. 숙원잡기(菽園雜記) 卷10
@@phy7 Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라”
Just to be clear, the true unification of Korea only happened during the Goryeo dynasty in 918. But it wasn't nearly as exciting as the Silla's war.
Hey so happy you made a video on the Korean wars of unification (7th century)! The later three kingdom wars (890s~936 AD) with Later Goguryeo & Goryeo, Later Baekje, and Silla was pretty epic though, it would be the only Korean equivalent of three kingdoms China or warring states (sengoku jidai) Japan. The rivalry between Wang Geon of Goryeo and Gyeon Hwon of Later Baekje is pretty epic. I guess it's the Korean equivalent of Sima Yi (Wang Geon) of Wei (his sons later establishing Jin) and Sun Quan (Gyeon Hwon) of Wu.
How about the story other korean state Balhae the descendant of Koguryo & it's relationship with Unified Silla.
Its pretty exciting wdym :((( best is Koryo. Fuckin beast mode!!!
Unitïás ok Desoxulanþs or Vocénur Ortrén
Korean Unity will Kill Vocénur!
韓国の団結はボシエヌルを破壊する
한국의 단결은 보세 누르를 파괴 할 것이다
Actually, there are some episode you can use. The founder of hu-baekje(late baekje) was betrayed by his son, so that the founder migrated to Goryeo and destroyed hu-baekje by his own hand
Dude i don't understand how your channel hasn't blowed up yet like the other history channels. You have great graphics as well as very informative videos. I love your videos so far. Keep it up!
Chinese and asian history is pretty niche in the west. Also alot of people finds history boring
@@christopherhu7189 The West generally has a bias towards Japanese history, perhaps partially because of longstanding cultural appeal, perhaps because it is not as extensive or convoluted as Chinese history. That said, I'm sure it's only a matter of time before more people come here - I found this channel myself from digging through videos on East Asian warfare and still remember finding Kings and Generals before they hit 300k subs.
it 's up to us to support that channel
He hasn't yet read the book , "Paekche's Principle:The Great Secret of Asia"
Korean TV series is specially used to create fake history (and culture) and brainwashing humans.
South Korean historical dramas copy Chinese historical dramas by wearing clothes and headdresses that never appeared in Korea history. Many years ago, your Korean drama crew started to go to China to buy props that the Chinese crew did not want and shoot TV series in Chinese city Hengdian. Now there are even cultural relics of China's Han Dynasty in the Korean TV series. Koreans even copied the whole Hengdian, but Hengdian is all Chinese style architecture, totally different from ancient Chinese architecture (ex: Gyeongbok palace景福宮) in today korea. Nnot only copy Chinese architecture, but also copy Chinese interior decoration.
Chinese elements always appear in Korean TV dramas, such as ancient paintings, food, clothing, especially traditional clothes. Korean people often pretend to be the clothes and hairstyles of ancient Chinese people. Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
Ancient Koreans are "White clothes Ethnic白衣民族" . There are clear records in history. Do you not love korean ancestors? Why do the Koreans do not wear white clothes and expose their nipples now (real hanbok) ??? This is the characteristics and traditional culture of Korean traditional clothing.
I can't imagine how much time and effort it took to not only untangle the complicated story of the strife among the three kingdoms but to also create visuals for it. Thank you! Your delivery is also great. It's enthusiastic, one can really hear that you care about the topic.
I like this video. This was a topic in one of my East Asian Studies course, namely "Why Silla succeeded?" I had, among my many points that included geography and naval superiority, had also emphasized the diplomatic skill of the Sila princes as being vital. Everybody else focused on one point, either the hwarangs or geography. Its good to see that tactful diplomacy is given its due here. We tend to forget that not only wars aren't the only means of sorting out conflicts in politics (even in antiquity) but wars are also determined not only by military manoeuvres but also by political and diplomatic craft.
Wow it's so cool that you even learned about that in any detail. As far as I know, Korea is still not studied enough even in East Asian studies and in colleges in general (at least in the Americas and Europe), so I'm impressed (and kinda jealous, wish I could take classes on subjects on Korea and Korean history in college like you did. I study International Studies wish a focus on East Asia in college rn but next to no classes offered on Korea whatsoever. Just the ol' China and Japan) that you got to dive deep into Korean history like that. I'm hoping that I can study abroad in Korea this autumn so I can take Korea related classes there since my college here in America has virtually no courses on Korea. Dang. I wrote a lot. Thanks for reading haha I'm passionate about this
Baekje had a naval Superiority. Silla attacked their allies after they exhausted them. It was like of dirty play they did.
Does foreigners regard history of goguryeo as three kingdoms of Korea?
@@silversurfer2977 Yes. All countries do. Even the Chinese in the past. Due to political reasons 10 years, they were debates, but it was case closed.
I totally agree with you. In the South Korean history education curriculum, we learn about this war from the lens of an international war between the East-West alliance (Silla and Tang China) and the North-South alliance (the Gökturks, Goguryeo, Baekje, and Japan), not to mention the history of conflicts (e.g. Silla vs Bakeje, Sui & Tang China vs Goguryeo) immediately preceding it.
This is amazing! These three kingdom periods are so confusing to read, so a video is highly welcome.
I also recommend you take a look into Vietnam's Trịnh Nguyễn War and Tây Sơn Rebellion, which both led to unification of Vietnam. It's basically Vietnam's Three Kingdoms Period. It had involvements from Qing China, France, Portuguese, Thai, and Cambodian.
Definitely! But looking at the timeline, it may take a while until I get there. LOL! Hmm... maybe I should consider jumping around time period.
@@CoolHistoryBros take your time! I'm not forcing or anything lol. I'm just recommending a really cool time period to read up on :)
@@CoolHistoryBros Wow! The history of the three countries conflicted was very much on earth, including China, Korea, Vietnam, and Italy. I'm also curious about the war history of Vietnam.
Do you have any good videos about that period? Whether it's a movie, drama, animation, or RUclips. It would be better if there were English subtitles.
@@이창민-y1w sorry, but the English speaking works hasn't made any video on this period yet, unfortunately
Adding few informations here:
1) Goguryeo was renamed to Goryeo during Jansu's reign, which the name was succeeded by later Goryeo & Balhae (Balhae self-claimed as Goryeo, but was not able to use the name on diplomacy as everyone saw Silla as the successor state of Goryeo).
2) The correct name for Jumong is Chumo (鄒牟). Jumong is name given by Chinese dynasties and Samguk Sagi referenced Chinese information.
3) Baekje was also renamed to Southern Buyeo in 538.
4) 668 is the year when Goryeo central government collapsed. The war continues with remaining forces later joined with Silla.
And this video is probably the most accurate map of the war ruclips.net/video/BDytfNElbnY/видео.html
1) Goguryeo named itself Goryeo and is referred to as Goryeo in the Samguk Sagi, but... in modern academia it still retains Goguryeo name to separate it from Goryeo the nation that arose from the ashes of Unified Silla.
2) Baekje was called Southern Buyeo only in in the reign of King Seong. It reverted back to Baekje after his death.
3) Once the was with T'ang was over, Goguryeo remnants were given territory in the north of Silla to rule, but they revolted and Silla put down their rebellion. Afterwards, the Goguryeo remnants were moved to the south and given Silla names and titles.
Have you read the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
The name of Korea comes from Goguryeo (BC 37 or 3rd century - AD 668), the name of which had been later changed by its king into Goryeo, or/and Goguryeo was sometimes called Goryeo, even before Silla unified three kingdoms(Goguryeo, Baekje[BC 18 - AD 660], smaller Silla[BC 57-AD 676]). Some rulers of Goguryeo founded Balhae after the fall of Goguryeo, claiming it to be a successor of Goguryeo.
Goguryeo or the "first" Goryeo originated from Buyeo, and Buyeo was founded at the place of Go-Joseon. "Old" Joseon or Go-Joseon was the first Korean kingdom and its name was just "Joseon" at its time, but for distinguishing from "later"/"Yi" Joseon, it is now called "Go(=old)-Joseon". Baekje came from the royal family of Goguryeo.
When greater/unified Silla (AD 676 - 935) weakened later, "new" Goryeo replaced the unified Silla, claiming that the new royal court succeeded "old" Goryeo (i.e., Goguryeo). "New" Goryeo (AD 918-1392) was a trade country where even muslim merchants came for businesses from the Middle East and its name was known to foreign countries as "Core", "Corea", and current "Korea" etc.
"Yi" Joseon (1392-1897)replaced "new" Goryeo, with the same name of the "old" Joseon kingdom.
Sum: Go("old")-Joseon->Buyeo->three kingdoms->greater Silla (+ Balhae in the North, which also claimed to succeed the fallen Goguryeo, but when Balhae fell later, its rulers were accepted by "new" Goryeo)-> "new" Goryeo -> "Yi" Joseon or just Joseon -> 20th century history of colonialism(1910-1945), provisional government (1919-45), division into north/south Koreas(1945-), Korean republic-building, north/south (1948-), and war in 1950-3, and now.
Your account of this history is interesting. To find out the true history and facts regarding these Kingdoms, I recommend you take a look at the book, "Paekche's Principle : The Great Secret of Asia".
Have you read the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
In the ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name). It was two different ethnic groups.
1.Chinese (Han Ethnic)(Wear color and pattern clothes) - Ruler and nobleman
2. Korean (White Clothes Ethnic)( Wear white clothes without pattern) - Civilians and slaves
1. Ruler and nobleman (Goguryeo , Baekje, Silla , Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..):
Chinese local officials and nobles (royal members, monks, scholars, soldiers, architects, technicians, and their families ...). They are Chinese (Han) and their descendants born in the local area. They have always wore China in China costumes. They speak Chinese language (official and Han dialect) and Chinese characters. They are Chinese officials and represent the Chinese emperor's governance of the ancient Korean Peninsula (朝鮮).
Local Chinese officials (Chaoxian king朝鮮王) and Chinese nobles in ancient Korea (Chaoxian 朝鮮-Chinese territory). They all Chinese clothes (hanfu), headdress (hat and crown), silk cloth (including embroidery), soldiers (such as: defensive clothing, horses). Weapons (including cannons), Chinese literature books (including Chinese history, Taoism Buddhism), Chinese special architectural materials (including palaces and design paintings). Food materials (Chinese food and Chinese royal food), wooden wheels used, large military ships, etc. are made from other cities in China).
Among them, the Chinese royal's (Chaoxian king /officials and nobles) Hanfu comes from Chinese han clothes, opera clothing, and hat crown headwear. Therefore, the fabric on the clothes is high -level. There are a large number of Chinese official dragon patterns and various traditional Chinese patterns (including Chinese characters) on the clothes.
2. Civilians and slaves (Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..only appeared in history after the 13th century):
Civilians and slaves are indigenous Koreans (White Clothes Ethnic白衣民族). They speak Korean language. Long -term banned learning and use of Chinese characters 漢字(except a few descendants of mixed with Chinese people).
Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. In ancient times, this was a beheading and destroyer.
* Chinese patterns and Dragon's totem represents the symbol of the ancient Chinese and Chinese power. Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. Only the Chinese royal family and senior officers can use it. If the "White clothes Ethnic 白衣民族" (today's ancestors of Koreans) use the pattern of dragon and use Chinese characters. They will destroy the tribe and beheaded.
Korean characters韓字 are text used by slaves. Ancient Korean can only use Korean characters (after the 15th century. Chinese officials - Chaoxian king and Chinese scholars who settled on the Chaoxian朝鮮 . Chinese officials use Chinese characters and Korean language to create "Korean characters韓字 ".) for slaves.
These low Korean soldiers are used to protect the Chaoxian Peninsula 朝鮮半島(Chinese territory) to prevent Japanese pirates from invasion.
In ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 ) does not have any technologies and processes such as metal , Bend the wood and dye embroidery patterns.
Most Korean men became low -level soldiers in the Chinese army (under the command of Chinese officers). There is no armor. Korean only wear pure white clothes and korean women's clothing is exposed nipples (Hanbok - Features of traditional Korean clothes).
All Korean women use their heads to move anything (similar to other primitive tribal culture). Korean houses are cottage built with grass (only Chinese can live in Chinese palaces and temples).
Korean people earn food in the market concentrated on exchanging items. They do not have any coins and any metal things. South Korea's national culture and tools for use are very primitive.
Writing history is the tradition and habit of the ancient Chinese.
The history of the ancient Korean Peninsula was written by classical Chinese. This was read for the Chinese and must be approved for the Chinese emperor. This is a record and governance story of Chinese officials and nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula.
@@barbiebarbie1813고대 한국 나라보다 오래간나라가 중국에 있나요? 유네스코에 등록된 세계기록유산은 한국이 중국보다 많습니다 한자역시 동이족인 한국의 조상이 갑골문자를 처음 만들었기 때문에생긴 것이죠
@@mariwo "東夷"is not an ethnic group. "東夷"refers to the barbarians living in the eastern region of China territory. Just like the ethnic minorities in China today. They only account for a minority of China population.
For more than 2000 years, the Korean Peninsula has been Chinese territorial and local regimes. Official languages and texts are also Chinese languages and Chinese characters漢字(classic Chinese文言文) .
1910. Japanese occupation of the Korea Peninsula (Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 , Real historical name - Chinese territory before 1910). The Japanese abolished Chinese characters. Korean language and characters (invention of the 15th century) of indigenous language began to popularize on the Korea Peninsula ( Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 ) .
1950. With the help of the USA. Become an independent country (North and South Korea), dominated by the Korean ethnic (white clothes Ethnic白衣民族). The official language is Korean language and Korean characters, which is only 70 years of history.
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Today Korean Ethnic ancestors are the southernmost indigenous people in the ancient korean peninsula (Chaoxian Peninsula朝鮮半島 , Real historical name - Chinese territory before 1910)It is known as "white clothes Ethnic白衣民族" in history. They speak Korean language. There is no characters. There is no coin (exchange items).
In history, Korean women clothes (Hanbok) will show nipples after marriage. Women use their heads to transport things. The ancient Koreans were 95% wearing white (without any patterns and dyes). This is also the identity of the Korean ethnic's ancestors as "white clothes Ethnic白衣民族" to be used by non -Korean ethnic (ancient Chinese do not wear white clothes, except funeral). This is very certain.
Goguryeo 高句麗 is one of the Chinese regimes of the northern region established by the Chinese . Baekje 百濟, Silla 新羅. (formerly known as: China Tang Silla 唐新羅. ).... It is also a regional regime established by the Chinese.Their kings and nobles are proficient in Chinese language. They use Chinese characters.
Wong's Goryeo王氏高麗, li' Joseon李氏朝鮮 ... .....
Their royal nobles are not the same ethnic group with Pingmin slave. The royal nobles are Chinese and descendants (born on the peninsula). Civilian slaves are indigenous Koreans.
Their king and nobles can communicate with the Chinese. Long -term exchanges with the Chinese. Using Chinese language and text represents noble identity. (They use the name of the Chinese . Chinese governance method. They wearing Chinese clothes. Chinese emperor is a parent.).
They used various methods to limit class mobility to avoid others (koreans) from becoming "nobles".
Their people and slaves (white clothes Ethnic白衣民族) are prohibited and learned Chinese language and Chinese characters. These people use Korean language. There is no characters (until the 15th century). Almost all are illiterate.
The creator of "Korean characters" (諺文real history name). It is ancient Chinese people (royal nobles and scholars in peninsula) who can speak fluent Chinese language and deep understanding of Chinese characters漢字 and classic Chinese文言文 .
Use the method of decomposing Chinese characters. Mixed Koreans' language. Creation makes indigenous Koreans who speak Korean. The symbol "Korean characters"(諺文real history name) that Korean can be used.
Your enthusiasm is so refreshing. I can hear your love of history in your voice.
12:56 Yes a great example would be Choe Chiwon, a late ninth to early tenth century Shilla Korean who became a government official of Tang China, later returning to Shilla to push for major reforms but was rejected by the Shilla government and he retired, lamenting the decline of his country while writing literature and travelling to various places across Shilla, as civil war began in Shilla with the start of the later three kingdoms period. I think it would be quite interesting to talk about this illustrious man.
In Chinese history books, Goguryeo is marked as foreign.
In Korean history books, Goguryeo is marked as Korean history.
The country that succeeds Goguryeo was founded in Korea, and China did not consider Goguryeo to be Chinese history for over a thousand years.
Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai also said that Goguryeo and Balhae are Korean history.
If a country like the United States occupies Beijing and takes Communists, will Chinese history become American history?
To be honest, man. Goguryeo is a disappeared state. No culture, no language, and no writing characteristics remaining usage in the modern world. It is a country defeated and separated by China and Korea long long long time ago. It is non-existing state. For China, it is a just one of the hundred countries conquered by China. For Korea, it is just a disappeared state with big name. It doesn’t make sense to claim it is Chinese or Korean country. It is just Goguryeo itself.
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected.
Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all.
* UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation.
Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north
(Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics).
The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
@@YL-nx3yk If you look at the map, you know how primitive the ancient Korea was backward and poverty (like North Korea today). This place is cold and lack of resources. The location of the Peninsula is 3 sea, only one side is bordering China.
The ancient Chinese did not want to possess the real reason for southern Korea. China has long blocked Koreans for a long time to prevent them from coming out. Prevent Koreans from entering Chinese territory (Chinese think Korea is a barbaric).
(The north side of the peninsula is the territory of the northern part of China, and the south is where the Korean people live in).
Ancient Korea was in power by China (Koreans did not have the power to resist China at all).
20 years ago, Koreans stole the murals and murals and of Chinese Goguryeo in China 20 years ago. Some unearthed cultural relics, creating a large number of fake history and historical TV series, this is very shameful.
Thank you, the Battle of Hwangsanbeol became important to the plot of something I'm reading, and even though it was a brief part of the video, knowing what led up to it helped me understand the plot more.
Goguryeo is the kingdom I like the most. Goguryeo had powerful military even incredible chinese Tang unable to break Goguryeo defend. But I felt at last, Goguryeo lack of diplomatic relationships and was at civil war that led to it's fall.
mostly of goguryeo officials are greedy of power..and king Bojang can't control the court because he is a king puppet
diplomacy seems to be more important than war, Israel beat Egypt militarily during the suez crisis but Egypt beat Israel diplomatically and they got the Suez canal
@@Jusung_Song sadly..Bojang can't control goguryeo court no unification
and they lose
The funny thing is that all three Korean kingdoms had similar population sizes. According to Chinese sources the population of Koguryo was 697,000 households and Baekje was 761,500 households at the time of their falls in 668 and 663 A.D, respectively. If you multiple that by the average household size of 5, then you have 3.5 million and 3.8 million individuals respectively for Koguryo and Baekje. Silla was probably somewhere in the middle. The north is vast land wise, but doesn't have a lot of productive agricultural possessions. Baekje controlled modern-day Cholla province, which has the peninsula's most fertile land. So, in all irony the Korean kingdom with the smallest amount of land probably had the largest population. The funny thing is... you see the similar population ratio today... with South Korea having about 2x more population than North Korea... hahahaha...
@@Jusung_Song Kim Pushik, the complier of the Samguk Sagi, has some very bad things to say about Koguryo and Yongaesomun at the end of the Koguryo annals in the Samguk Sagi. He said that they didn't want to be part of the Chinese world order so they kept trying to fight China. So... "just" and "righteous" was their fall. Kim Pushik, a noble from the Unified Silla bloodline and the court historian of Goryeo believed in the Sinocentric world order.
Originally Korea was called Go Joseon (Est. 2333 BC) founded by Emperor Dang Gun, they ruled the entire peninsula and all of the Yong Dong area. At the end of Go Joseon the kingdom split into Buyeo, Okje and Samhan which evolved into the 3 or 4 Kingdoms Period of Goguryo, Silla, Baekje and Gaya.
southief Korean fake history😂
Btw, Have you read the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
Buyeo and Okjeo did not split from Gojoseon, they came along way before Gojoseon fell and coexisted with Gojoseon for hundreds of years.
In the ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name). It was two different ethnic groups.
1.Chinese (Han Ethnic)(Wear color and pattern clothes) - Ruler and nobleman
2. Korean (White Clothes Ethnic)( Wear white clothes without pattern) - Civilians and slaves
1. Ruler and nobleman (Goguryeo , Baekje, Silla , Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..):
Chinese local officials and nobles (royal members, monks, scholars, soldiers, architects, technicians, and their families ...). They are Chinese (Han) and their descendants born in the local area. They have always wore China in China costumes. They speak Chinese language (official and Han dialect) and Chinese characters. They are Chinese officials and represent the Chinese emperor's governance of the ancient Korean Peninsula (朝鮮).
Local Chinese officials (Chaoxian king朝鮮王) and Chinese nobles in ancient Korea (Chaoxian 朝鮮-Chinese territory). They all Chinese clothes (hanfu), headdress (hat and crown), silk cloth (including embroidery), soldiers (such as: defensive clothing, horses). Weapons (including cannons), Chinese literature books (including Chinese history, Taoism Buddhism), Chinese special architectural materials (including palaces and design paintings). Food materials (Chinese food and Chinese royal food), wooden wheels used, large military ships, etc. are made from other cities in China).
Among them, the Chinese royal's (Chaoxian king /officials and nobles) Hanfu comes from Chinese han clothes, opera clothing, and hat crown headwear. Therefore, the fabric on the clothes is high -level. There are a large number of Chinese official dragon patterns and various traditional Chinese patterns (including Chinese characters) on the clothes.
2. Civilians and slaves (Goryeo, Joseon=Chaoxian朝鮮 ..only appeared in history after the 13th century):
Civilians and slaves are indigenous Koreans (White Clothes Ethnic白衣民族). They speak Korean language. Long -term banned learning and use of Chinese characters 漢字(except a few descendants of mixed with Chinese people).
Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. In ancient times, this was a beheading and destroyer.
* Chinese patterns and Dragon's totem represents the symbol of the ancient Chinese and Chinese power. Korean people cannot use any pattern of Chinese imperial power. 龍dragon and 鳯phoenix. Only the Chinese royal family and senior officers can use it. If the "White clothes Ethnic 白衣民族" (today's ancestors of Koreans) use the pattern of dragon and use Chinese characters. They will destroy the tribe and beheaded.
Korean characters韓字 are text used by slaves. Ancient Korean can only use Korean characters (after the 15th century. Chinese officials - Chaoxian king and Chinese scholars who settled on the Chaoxian朝鮮 . Chinese officials use Chinese characters and Korean language to create "Korean characters韓字 ".) for slaves.
These low Korean soldiers are used to protect the Chaoxian Peninsula 朝鮮半島(Chinese territory) to prevent Japanese pirates from invasion.
In ancient Korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 ) does not have any technologies and processes such as metal , Bend the wood and dye embroidery patterns.
Most Korean men became low -level soldiers in the Chinese army (under the command of Chinese officers). There is no armor. Korean only wear pure white clothes and korean women's clothing is exposed nipples (Hanbok - Features of traditional Korean clothes).
All Korean women use their heads to move anything (similar to other primitive tribal culture). Korean houses are cottage built with grass (only Chinese can live in Chinese palaces and temples).
Korean people earn food in the market concentrated on exchanging items. They do not have any coins and any metal things. South Korea's national culture and tools for use are very primitive.
Writing history is the tradition and habit of the ancient Chinese.
The history of the ancient Korean Peninsula was written by classical Chinese. This was read for the Chinese and must be approved for the Chinese emperor. This is a record and governance story of Chinese officials and nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula.
Yeah but actually, Go-Joseon was formed by the Original Samhan, Samhan mean Three Han or Three Korean (삼한 / 三韓). 韓 or Han mean Great, Vast, not mean Cold (寒) which has the same pronunciation and can not be confused with Han Chinese (漢). Samhan or Three Han are included 3 breeds of Korean people are Mahan (마한 / 馬韓), Jinhan (진한 / 辰韓) and Byeonhan (변한 / 弁韓). King Dan Gun assembled all 3 of these Han tribes and formed the very first kingdom and dynasty of Korea as Go-Joseon. And because all Korean people belonged to these 3 breeds of Korean / Han people so that’s why all Korean people have been calling their common country, history, culture and people as Han (韓 / 한), Dae Han (大韓 / 대한) and sometimes in ancient history as Samhan (三韓 / 삼한). The Samhan you're saying is called Nam Samhan (남삼한) or Southern Samhan who are the confedencies of Samhan tribes that moved to the South of Korean peninsula after Han Dynasty invaded it in 108 BC. While the Original Samhan was called Northern Samhan (북삼한), in Go-Joseon era, most of Mahan inhabited in Korean peninsula while most of Jinhan inhabited in Siberia and East Manchu and most of Byeonhan inhabited in West Manchu and nearer to North East China and East Mongolia. Goguryeo and Baekje belonged to Mahan, Shin La belonged to Jinhan and since they took over Gaya, a small kingdom of Byeonhan, Shin La is both Jinhan and Byeonhan. Until Goryeo Dynasty, all of these three breeds of Samhan were truly unified and called with the common name Dae Han 大韓 / 대한) or simply Han (韓 / 한) and no longer distinction of Samhan. And that's why South Korea still keep the official name as Han, Han Guk or Dae Han, except North Korea want to be different with South Korea so they re-used the name of Joseon, which is the last monarchy dynasty of Korea instead.
I like your video. Your video is very well made and accurate in terms of describing the diplomatic relationships in East Asia.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
굉장히 유익합니다. 감사합니다.
I love your channel. Your videos about the ancient philosophical schools of China are among the clearest contextualised explanations that I have found, so I have been sharing them. I was waiting for this one since my knowledge of Korean history is very limited. It would be great if you make a video about the Tibetan Empire.
Check out the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
I honestly wait in anticipation for each upload! I ✨LOVE✨ this channel
I SUGGEST YOU always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
This is like some kinda combo of ten k dramas
Loll!
This time was actiona packed dramas the Joseon dynasty are all sad ones :(
You should check out Queen Seondeok then...
Grudges and Lies are the 2 words which can best describe Korea. So true
Just with a lot less pretty Korean people and a lot more average looking Korean people.
Amaaaazing 🤩 This was sooo much fun to watch. Looove ur videos
Tang Dynasty was really strong. Fighting everything including mongols, south east asian kingdoms, tibetan kingdom, koreans, japan and etc
To find out the truly strong Kingdom, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I recommend watching the Korean historical epic -- Wang Guhn. It is great.
Being a mere 200 one hour episodes long, it briefly covers the unification of Korea in early 10th century by Wang Guhn, who becomes Emperor Taejo.
The most fun part is up to episode 120. The establishment of rule by a Buddhist fundamentalist, Goonye, is great.
The guy is a religiously possessed nut.
BTW...all the characters, and main events are true, and taken from government records of the time.
@@CamadaGovr He is serious, i m telling you
Goong-ye: “Mahgooniga kiyutkoona” 👨🦲🔨
I'm sure this isn't the first time I see you recommending this series in a video about history of Korea.
@@cavc94 what can I say? It is a great series. Do you think I could watch 200, one hour episodes, if it wasn't great???
But, the first 120 episodes were the best, IMO. The mad monk, Goonye, was great -- and he actually lived, and was the nut case that is portrayed.
If you want to see how idealistic niceness could devolve into cruelty, and horror, watch those 120 episodes.
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Anyone interested in the history of this era should check the Korean TV series "Queen Seondeok" and "Jumong". They're not very recent, like from 10-15 years ago but still very good.
Seondeok was the first woman to rule a kingdom in Korean history. The series had some fictional dramatization thrown in by adding a Mulan-like plot into the early parts of the story but it's a great series overall.
Jumong covers the Goguryeo creation myth. It's hardly a historical drama because... myth. Complete with magic, prophesies and all. Still a great intro into the 3 kingdoms of Korea though.
They're a bit different to the extra beautiful, extra colorful saeguk dramas of today.
I recommend to you to always take these hitory accounts in the mainstream media with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Check the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
There was a smaller state, the Gaya confederacy, which had existed for 500 years (sandwiched between Baekje and Silla) before it was annexed by Silla. It was situated in the south of the Korean peninsula, in modern-day Gyeongsangnam-do (South Gyeongsang Province).
There was also a point where Goguryeo invaded Gaya. No, seriously.
At the time Baekje, Gaya and Japan were in an anti-Silla alliance and invaded Silla; Silla allied with Goguryeo, which was at the height of its military power and proceeded to decisively put an end to the anti-Silla alliance.
Shilla took out Gaya cuz they were helping wa
Another great video here of a Historical episode that typically goes completely unmentioned in the wider world. Funny pokemon evolution reference there too.
Nice video, it's a really well done and informative video that's not to long either. It's always nice learning about Korean history as it was never really taught in school here. Nicely done.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
"movie Hwangsanbeol"
Gyebaek : "Tigers die and leave their skins: People die and leave their names."
Gyebaek Wife : "No, tigers die because of leather, and people die because of their names"
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Kim Yu-shin :
Yeah, I'm crazy.
send son to such a death You're crazy, too
gyebaek his did it all family extermination, gyebaek crazy too
It's all crazy. have to go crazy.
war is something crazy bastards do.
Continue to Hwarang assault the enemy camp! Flowers fall when they are gorgeous!
Goguryeo is korean history
I just saw a great Korean movie called The Great Battle about the civil war within Guguryeo and their war against T’ang China.
I recommend to you to always take these movies' accounts with a pinch of salt because they are full of "untruths". I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Something not mentioned here (nor in the Old and New Histories of T'ang) is that there was an understanding by Silla that they would get to annex former Baekje and Koguryo land. According the the Samguk Sagi (official Korean history text compiled in the 12th century by the Goryeo dynasty but based on much earlier history books) there were negotiations between Silla king Muyeol and with Emperor Taizong of what a post Koguryo and post Baekje world order would look like. According to the Samguk Sagi it was agreed that if Silla helped T'ang defeat Koguryo, then T'ang would give Silla Baekje land and Koguryo land up to the T'aedong river. This was a verbal agreement between Taizong and Muyeol. Even after the death of Taizong in 649 A.D., King Muyeol was under the impression that Taizong's son (Emperor Gaozong) would keep this agreement. However, after the defeat of Baekje T'ang reinstated a son of the Baekje king to be governor of Ungjin Commandery (former Baekje territory). Then, T'ang gave King Muyeol another title, which is generalissimo of Gyerim Commandery, which meant equality with the conquered Baekje kingdom, not domination over as per the verbal agreement with Gaozong's predecessor. This incensed King Muyeol and most Sillians. They were doing a lot of work and providing a lot of resources to T'ang to help conquer the other two Korean kingdoms so they wanted to annex Baekje and Koguryo land up to the Taedong river. Thus, Silla supported Baekje and Koguryo rebels fighting against the T'ang administrative structure in the two former kingdoms, which ultimately led to war between T'ang and Silla just after the fall of Koguryo. It is interesting to note that even after the Silla-Tang war between 668-676 A.D., for the entire history of Silla they kept their end of the bargin they never advanced farther north of the Taedong river. Although the old capital of Koguryo lay just north of the Taedong river, Silla never antagonized T'ang by resettling it. It was early Goryeo that resettled Pyongyang, ousting a (what is likely a Mohe) chieftain named "Mo." But this happened after the fall of T'ang in the 920s A.D.
Tang came to Silla's aid as ming came to goryo's aid
@@jyy9624 Tang only came to Silla's aid because Silla had something Tang wanted. A southern base to launch a two front war against Koguryo.
Ming never aided Goryo. You have the dates wrong. Goryo existed when Ming just got started, but Goryo ended soon afterwards. It was Ming that helped Chosun, a kingdom that was after Goryo.
Ming only helped Chosun because 1) Japanese forces were very close to the Willow Palisade and entry into Liaodong and 2) if Japan conquered all of Chosun then they could use it as a pirate base to widen and increase Wako pirate raids into the southern coasts of China. Back then Korea's security and China's security was more linked.
Any hostile power that controls all of the Korean peninsula was a direct threat to China, hence why the Chinese Communists attacked the U.S. during the Korean War.
@@edwardkim8972 hideyoshi told korea let him through or else - tang knew sui
@@jyy9624 and Chosun resisted the Japanese and fought to keep Hideyoshi's armies out of Ming territory, did it not?
@@edwardkim8972 what's your point? Saying korean kingdoms were pawns of Chinese kingdom's designs? You from autonomous zone?
Great video, more Korea plz.
Also, i'm guessing it was due to time constraints but its still would have been worth to at least mention the Gaya Confederacy which existed alongside the Korean three kingdomes untill very short time before the unification wars.
Many history in Korea are fake. Many of their historical TV series are directly copied Chinese historical content and culture.
If you look at the map, you know how primitive the ancient Korea was backward and poverty (like North Korea today). This place is cold and lack of resources. The location of the Peninsula is 3 sea, only one side is bordering China.
The ancient Chinese did not want to possess the real reason for southern Korea. China has long blocked Koreans for a long time to prevent them from coming out. Prevent Koreans from entering Chinese territory (Chinese think Korea is a barbaric).
(The north side of the peninsula is the territory of the northern part of China, and the south is where the Korean people live in).
Ancient Korea was in power by China (Koreans did not have the power to resist China at all).
Ancient KOREA (Western name) = Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 in real name in history.
"Gauli 高麗 (Western name =Korea ) & Chaoxian 朝鮮 " is the name of Chinese territory and the Chinese region in ancient Western records. Before 1910, it was also a flag of Chinese territory and the Chinese region (Chinese Taoism logo). This is a recognized fact in the world.
White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors) are just indigenous peoples in the southern part of the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 . The language is Korean language 韓語. 98%is illiterate. Ethnic costumes are pure white (local Chinese wearing colorful Chinese clothes - hanfu漢服) and no patterns. Women's clothes are exposing nipples (this is a symbol of glorious). Every woman uses heads to carry anything. This is a traditional cultural characteristics (Korean culture).
Gauli king高麗國王(Goryeo king )and the Chaoxian King朝鮮國王 (they are both Chinese officials) both hate White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors). This is mentioned in historical records and letters to the Chinese emperor.
After 1910, the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula) was occupied by the Japanese. The territory of the China Chaoxian Peninsula 中國朝鮮半島 was snatched. The Japanese and theWhite clothing Ethnic白衣民族 (today Korean ancestors) cooperated to invade other parts of China in the future. The Japanese killed and driven the China Chaoxian administrators Officials, nobles and officers, etc. to abolish Chinese characters漢字. It is forbidden to Korean women from exposing the nipples. Promoting the status of White clothing Ethnic白衣民族 . Push Korean language 韓語 and Korean characters韓字.
1945. Japan defeated and surrendered. He left the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula). The U.S. military occupied Japan (returned to Japan in 1960. The US military entered Ryukyu琉球).
In 1948, it was supported by the United States. The purpose was to set up a U.S. military base on the Chaoxian peninsula 朝鮮半島 (Korean Peninsula). The "TODAY KOREA 韓國" was established through the United Nations聯合國.
1953. The United States officially set up a military base in South Korea 南韓.
Therefore, the United States actually occupies Japan and South Korea, and now Japan and South Korea are just "fake independent countries". The purpose is to use regions to threaten China.
Today, China says Goguryeo belongs to their history. They wrote Goguryeo as a local state of China on all Goguryeo relics currently on Chinese soil. History is being taken away. I'm really sad.
bullshit, China will never claim Goguryeo as Chinese, but it did played a big part in Chinese history. Goguryeo is the reason why Sui fell, and Tang's long struggle. That's why Goguryeo is of a big significance in Chinese history, and the chinese respect that, so does Korean-Chinese living in China today. Nobody is stealing anybody's history/culture.
If there's any stealing, it would be terming the Buyeo/Balhae/Goguryeo as Korean. Yes they were Korean Peninsula Nations, yes they had Koreanic Populations, but they aren't exclusively Koreanic Nations. History is being rewritten. I'm really sad.
No Chinese claim that. Your nationalistic people claim that. Please take back the 1 million Koreans in China back to Korea. They can attack China anytime.
@@thomasau3204In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected.
Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all.
* UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China. Like the relationship between Taiwan and Hong Kong today (because of the disagreement of political reasons), they believe in Taoism and wearing Chinese Hanfu and Han culture. 20 years ago, Koreans stole the murals and murals and of Chinese Goguryeo in China 20 years ago. Some unearthed cultural relics, creating a large number of fake history and historical TV series, this is very shameful.
Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are not Koreans. Most of them are members of the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. They are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
@@thomasau3204 ancient China and Korea are the relationship between owners and slaves. So there is no need to annex. No China provides them with materials and food. They cannot survive. The Japanese invaded the Korean Peninsula many times. Finally, they were repelled by the Chinese soldiers.
The Korean Peninsula is a three -faced sea, and it borders China in the north (the north was also the place where the northern Han people lived and the Chinese army left behind). The ancient Chinese have long banned Koreans from entering China.
The Korean Peninsula is like a slave area that is in power in China. Like a prisoner.
I like how there are general history channels and there are regional-specific history channels like this.
Can you do a video of Later Three Kingdoms of Korea? Like Later baekje, Later Sabeol, Silla and Goryeo? Also, BUYEO (Since nobody talks about Buyeo) and Balhae and their later countries of Balhae? For The Chinese I'm really interested in Chinese rebelling against the Mongols during the last stage of Yuan Empire.
Actually Balhae was the beginning of the Later kingdoms era, since Balhae were descendent of Pre-Koryeo(known as Koguryeo).
Also, please don’t forget Gaya, even tho there was no Later Gaya during the Later Kingdoms era.
Basically, it wasn’t actually The ‘Three’ Kingdoms. There were Gaya, and even more. They were one of The Ancient Korean Kingdoms.
Including Buyeos(North-B, East-Buyeo), Ye (Ye, East-ye), Mac, Ohkjeo, Nahkrhang, these kingdoms merged into Go(gu)ryeo tho.
@@BummjunJoe Gaya was more to confederacy than kingdom.
@@hishot1078 Precisely, it was more like united kingdoms. Each of Gayas (i.e. GeumGwan Gaya, Dae Gaya, Ahra Gaya, etc.) had their own kings for each.
I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
@@sudansoudah8070 Thank You
The founder of Goguryeo, Jumong is actually Chinese pronunciation
The actual pronunciation is Choo-mo
What really?I'm korean but we call him jumong..chumong sounds pretty chinese to my ears...
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected.
Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all.
* UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China.
Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are not Koreans. Most of them are members of the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. They are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
@@barbiebarbie1813 There are no even relative similar thing within Han and Goguryeo. Most of Goguryeo relics is in North Korea.
@@barbiebarbie1813dirty china out.
@@barbiebarbie1813lol unesco agreed to China because they control those areas now. Do you think unesco would give Italy the designation of Roman historical sites in Spain and across Europe? That’s not how it works but nice try 😂
finally i was waiting for this topic
Now, to find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
hope you do something about history of balhae
Of course, it's impossible to talk about Korean History without mentioning K-pop
감사... ㅜㅜ 진짜 무한 감사하다
Korean history
Gojoseon and Jin
Buyeo and Samhan
Goguryeo Beakje Silla
later Silla and Balhae
Goryeo
Chosun
Japanese occupation
South and North Korea
Goguryeo Beakje Silla = Samhan. Samhan mean Three korea
@@호두구속 He meant Samhan as
Proto Three Kingdoms period
@@호두구속 original meaning is 마한 진한 변한.
This is a completely fake Korean historical video.
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected.
Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all.
* UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation.
Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north
(Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics).
The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
Sheela's crown is the most beautiful crown in Korea.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Goguryeo is the history of Korea.
1. The word Korea comes from Goguryeo.
2. Yemaek, a people of Goguryeo, is the largest ancestor of the Korean people.
3. At that time, China and Japan called Goguryeo, Baekje and Silla three han.
4. Even in pre-modern Chinese history, Goguryeo was regarded as Joseon and Samhan, and China's attempt to incorporate Goguryeo and Balhae into Chinese history began in the 2000s.
5. In Korean history, Goryeo continued to succeed Goguryeo, and later Goryeo was established, which was the same name as Goguryeo.
6. Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai, politicians of the modern Communist Party of China, once called Goguryeo and Balhae Korean history.
7. the center of Buyeo, the current Chinese grant from the 喇麻洞 the presumed remains came most genes are closest to Korea is that the Chinese their own grain.
8. And the Chinese can't answer me logically. LOL
That's what chinese say
Have you read the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
Korean again try to steal Goguryeo. No chinese think Goguryeo is Han Chinese, but Goguryeo is related to manchurian people. Your examples are useless to prove your argument. In fact both historian from Japan and China identify Goguryeo as non-Korean Regime.
1.Country name doesn't matter. Is Holy roman empire italian? Korea did the same by claiming another culture just to make their history looks better.
2.DNA result from the local area in Ancient Goguryeo shows no relationship with modern Korean.
3.And China call everyone south of them baiyue, everyone north of them turk. Your logic is wierd.
4.Primary Source required
5.same as 1
6.Are these two guys historian? Japan emperor also said he feels related to Korean, but nowadays its been proved wrong, the Y-DNA of Japan emperor is group D. no relationship with Korean
7.Again no Chinese think they are Han Chinese group, but it for sure has nothing related to modern Korean.
Sum: Only Korea study History based on self imagination rather than historical documents and archaeological finds. The most perfect example: Korean WIKIPEDIA. Never seen any other country writing novels on WIKIPEDIA.
@@weqxsdqwdzxa3501 a wail from a stupid Chinese who can't provide any basis for his claim 😂😂😂
@@weqxsdqwdzxa3501 At that time, it was common in East Asia to claim the ancestors of their families as foreign kings or nobles.
According to your argument, Wanan Aguta, who founded the 金 Dynasty, claimed that his ancestor was Kim Ham-bo, a member of the Silla royal family, so the 金 Dynasty can be said to be Korean history unrelated to the Han Chinese, a slave class.
In its 5,000-year history, China has never established a nation of Han Chinese people.
I understand the historical trauma of living only as slaves of nomads such as Mongolia and Manchria.
But if you really think about the national character of your country, I hope you avoid these acts of distorting and stealing the history and culture of other countries
Feels like the present situation of Korea mirrors the rivalry between goguryeo and silla
I recommend, always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Some question whether Hwarangs were really supposed to be an elite warrior group. Hwarang literally translates to flower-boys(hence the Kpop reference KEKW). I know modern culture's view on the word "flower" and old Silla culture's view on "flower" might have been different, but many cultures throughout human history tend to view the word "flower" as something that really doesn't have anything to do with "elite warrior group". It's most likely that Hwarang started out as a group of some young college boys from powerful families. But since they are young and all males, they just happened to partake in wars and battles when they were needed.
All records of Hwarang mentioned the words "upper class" and "beauty," and described them to wear make-up and powdered themselves, and the original word according to the Korean record was actually Hwanang, which meant "flower girls." There is very scant evidence that proved they were actually warriors. There were a few Hwarang who became great warriors, but whether or not the whole Hwarang group was a warrior class is still being debated. There were people who went into the military role but they went into the administrative roles as well. So they could just be pretty boys from the upper class who received formal education from the state. Hwarang was not even well-known before WWII, it was after WWII Korea started to extoll Hwarang to be a prominent spiritual symbol to raise nationalism. Even their military school nowadays is named Hwarang...
The name Hwarang came from the fact that it was originally a group of female teenagers, not male ones. However, the group comprised only of women had many problems and was eventually replaced by men. Also, they were not a fighting group. They only voluntarily went out and fought when the country was in crisis and were not soldiers.
Wow. very high quality.
And very exact.
Korea was a unified country known as GoJoseon before it collapsed into many tribal nations and finalized as three kingdoms
Gojoseon was conquered by Han China, actually. Then the Han themselves declined and multiple Korean states declared independence.
Essential history. Thanks for posting.
This would make a show even greater than A Game of Thrones
True😆 I'm korean and I sometimes dream about that..especially with all the netflix hype these days,and recent 'historic' korean dramas are bunch of cheap romance dramas with recycled topics(falling in love with the 'demon king' lol) plus it's ALWAYS ALWAYS the joseon period..😕I'm just hoping netflix would find a good writer for this🙏🙏
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Goryo was my favorite they had to fight wars on all sides and yet somehow managed to overcome the odds multiple times.
To find out the true history regarding Goryo, I recommend you take a look at the book, "Paekche's Principle : The Great Secret of Asia".
Have you checked out the book , "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"?
Can you cover the Imjin War? That was like the 2nd and last time the 3 east Asian countries fought at once.
''History is written by the victor'' is the case here, since Samguk sagi chronicles during the Goryeo dynasty was written with a bias that favored Silla, since it was the winner of Samhan period.
12:54, "Many [Unified Sillan] students came to study in T'ang."
That's a misrepresentation of the painting. The painting is actually from Taizong's time and represents emissaries from (left to right) 1. Silla 2. Koguryo and 3. Baekje. Notice the similar style of clothing for all three. If you see all 40 of so emissary paintings that visited Taizong at the time Silla, Koguryo and Baekje all have the most similar style of clothing. All the other emissaries on the painted scroll have very different clothing (and posing) styles. Also notice the Koguryo and Baekje emissaries' facial features. Both Chinese and Korean sources says that Baekje was established by refugees from early Koguryo and an older kingdom in Manchuria called Puyo (or Fuyu in Mandarin pronunciation). Several Chinese histories of the time state pretty plainly that Koguryo and Baekje had "much of the same language, clothing and traditions" with each other. The emissaries from Koguryo and Baekje look like they can be brothers or cousins in that early T'ang painting.
The first time I watched a video about this period the victory of Silla was a plot twist I really didn't see coming.
I recommend to you to always take these accounts of this history with a pinch of salt. I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I just simple love his accent
I can't place the accent but the hyperrhoticism is really interesting :)
@@dominiczou The pronunciation of asian proper nouns is very good, but the accent is so unique that it's hard to understand. ㅠㅠ
@@이창민-y1w I love the clearly-huge amount of effort that goes into proper names!
As a korean, his accent is way more easy to understand. Its just we are familiar with American accent.
Maybe Hwoarang from Tekken series is inspired from Hwarang.
it is...
Good video!
I love these videos
You didn’t include the Kaya Confederacy in your history and map.
Yeah, time constraint...
Oh yeah, but by the unification wars in the mid to late 7th century Gaya had already been absorbed by Shilla a hundred years prior so it's understandable why it's not shown on here. And also like Cool History Bros said above me, it would take up extra work & time that's not worth it b/c Gaya was not involved in the unification wars anyway
Gaya was already long gone by 600 ad
Gaya was already Nommed by then.
@@junainoakuma hah it took me a moment to realize what "nommed" meant but yeah been nommed by Shilla since 562 lol. But seriously speaking Gaya is pretty interesting, for me it's its bustling iron technology and active, extensive trade with all the other countries in East Asia, especially with early Japan but also obviously with the other Korean states and the Chinese empires/countries/dynasties. Kind of underrated I think
Basically:China & Korea Vs Korea Vs Korea and Japan
Silla with Tang vs Goguryeo vs baekje with Yamato ...
to find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Let's aim for North-South unification!
That's a shortcut!
南北統一を目指そう!
それが近道!
love your videos
Nice video and good information, can you make a video about VietNam Le Dynasty and The 3 Kingdoms of Vietnam, cheers.
@Cool History Bros
Even tho I have to point out that there is a wrong information in the video, still thank you very much for uploading videos about my country.
00:01 There were actually 4 countries. ‘Gaya’ between Silla & Baekje
Gaya was one of the most important country of ancient Korea with Pre-Goryeo(known as Goguryeo), Buyeo, Balhae.
I totally agree! I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
This was literally the first Sino_Japan war also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Baekgang
This was sooo good! Question: I've heard Silla pronounced "She-la". One of the forms in Tae Kwon Do is called (phonetically) "She-la". Can anyone help?
Goguryeo......Kim Jong un now.....Shila baekje.....south Korea now
12:44 Tang and Silla re-established their relationship because common enemy emerged in manchu area. Tang (or Zhou, when Wu Zetian was empress) failed to stabilize former goguryo's land. refugee from goguryo and tungusic mogu tribes defeated Zhou's army, then they estabilished Balhae(Bohai). At first time, Balhae and Silla was in good relationship. But then they were contested with each other. Silla and Tang soon restored their relationship against Balhae. On the other hand, Balhae kept contact with Japan because Balhae needed ally aginst Silla and Tang.
Why did she changed the country's name to Zhou?
@@Samperor Wu Zetian is the wife of Li Zhi (Tang Gaozong). After the death of Li Zhi, she kills her son, the new emperor, and grabs the power to become the first female emperor in Chinese history. Because she steals the power from the royal family ‘Li’ and also their empire ‘Tang dynasty’, so she kills a lot of previous royal family members, changes the empire name into ‘Zhou dynasty’, and plans to transfer the emperor position to her brother’s family ‘Wu’. However, her empire establishes on ‘Tang dynasty ’ with the same officials, the same ruling classes, and the same armies. Thus, right before her death, the power of the empire was forced to return to previous royal family ‘Li’.
I want a piece of Goguryeo history
I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Chumong He is not Chinese.He is korean.And China Say Goguryeo is our history.But it is not true.gogurye is Korean history
No one said that. Chinese and Korean are not related. Korea and Japan are enemies of China.
@@williamg102 yeah
@@bie100282 There are 1 million ethnic Koreans in China, please take your relative back with you. Korea is racist to China, no reason China should accept ethnic Koreans.
정확이 말하자면 당시엔 중국인도 한국인도 없었음. 대륙엔 한족이 있었고 한반도 북부와 만주엔 예족과 맥족이 있었지.
@@williamg102 China always steal Korean history and traditionad many things.look at China.Thay said Kimchi is Chinese food
thank you Korea for giving us K-Pop, Samsung & LG
and the 3 kingdoms trope. like seriously, i always thought that china was being original with that, but no, them AND UNKNOWINGLY THE ROMANS were the ones copying the korean 3 kingdom crisis
there were 3 kingdoms in such a tiny piece of land
they must have been really bored so they fought each others for fun
Goguryeo is 100%of the history of the Han nation in northern China.
Baekje, SILLA is not 100% is the history and cultural relics of Koreans. Their royal and senior personnel are the northern Han nationality, while the lower levels and civilians are Koreans. Koreans are wearing white and women's clothes show their nipples.
To find out what realy happened, which you definitely don't know yet, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
@@sudansoudah8070 The founder of Goguryeo, Jumong(朱蒙), Goryeo's founding king-Wang Jian (王建) and Yi Seong-Gye (李成桂) . is actually Chinese pronunciation.
They all claim to be Chinese. They wear Chinese clothes. They believe in Chinese religion. They use Chinese emperor as their parents. They speak fluent Chinese official language (and Han dialect) and write Chinese characters in Chinese grammar.
They claim to be a small China in the Korean Peninsula. Like other Chinese cities, they regularly send goods to the Chinese emperor. If the Chinese emperor is happy, sometimes it will also give some gifts to officials in various cities.
The use of Korean languages cannot wear reasonable Chinese articles and historical records. Because Chinese language and Korean language (including Japanese language) are completely different.
People who recorded the history of the local regime on the peninsula,
It must be a Chinese scholar who speaks fluent Chinese language.
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The ancient Korean Peninsula("朝鮮" is the name of China) has always been a place where Chinese territory and Chinese regime. Until 1900.
Yi Seong-GYE 李成桂(1335-1408) established a Chinese local regime on the peninsula . He is very sure that he is the descendant of Chinese immigrants (Yi Seong-GYE 's father is the Han people - Chinese).
Yi Seong-Gye 李成桂 leads some Chinese people to establish a Chinese local regime on the peninsula (Chinese royal family and nobles). The aristocracy also claims to be HanChinese. They use the Chinese emperor as their parents. Tribute to China like other Chinese cities.
The founders and royal members of the ancient Korean dynasty (Joseon) were Chinese. They spoke Chinese dialects and official Chinese language. Use Chinese characters. Wearing Han nationality clothing. Building a small Chinese palace on the peninsula (Gyeongbok palace景福宮).Royal members use Chinese coins. They bring Chinese culture to the Korean Peninsula.
Koreans are called as slaves (become subordinate civilians). They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the traditional custom of Korean .
However, the Chinese emperor on the peninsula has always forbid slaves and indigenous Koreans to learn Chinese language and Chinese characters. Koreans use indigenous language (Korean language). There are no character (until the 15th century). Almost all of them are illiterate. No coins. The trading of ancient Koreans has always been carried out in the way of exchanging items. (Until 1910).
Until 1895. China was in a war of foreign invasion.China loses the right to control and protect "Joseon ". 1900 was occupied by the Korean Peninsula in Japan. The Japanese abolished Chinese language and Chinese characters.
The Korean language and character (invention of the 15th century) of indigenous language began to popularize on the peninsula.
>>> * In 1948, the Koreans renamed the "Chinese City 漢城" to "Seoul"
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1910. Japan has swallowed Korea. The Japanese believe that some of the low -level Korean traditional culture and primitive (women expose their nipples and transport things on their heads) are very primitive and backward. The Japanese banned Korean women from exposing the nipples (the traditional Korean costume. Hanbok).
The Korean people strongly resisted. Koreans believe that this is a traditional culture of Korea. They insist on retention.
In the Korean capital city. As long as the Japanese see those Korean women who show their nipples, they will give them penalties and slaps. After that, the Korean capital city gradually reduces Korean women's nipples. They cover the nipples with a piece of cloth.
(But in the place where there are fewer Japanese soldiers. Korean women still maintain the traditional culture that exposes nipples).
Until 1950, Westerners were still taking photos in Korea. A photo of Korean women showing nipples on the street (traditional Korean clothing). In 1970, this kind of Korean traditional culture disappeared completely.
응원합니다
There's no need for all that intonation when speaking Korean.
Silla is a late bloomer.
Informative
As I know
Silla = Prussia in the 19 century
Gaya = Poland(Kim yu shin's house was from the royal family of Gaya kingdoms)
Goguryeo = Austria
Tang = France
Balhae = Austria republic or Hungary.
The Founder of Goguryeo, JUMONG Is Actually Chinese Pronunciation.
Goguryeo was a northern Han area (and different government opinions) in the Tang Dynasty's governance regime. Baekje, SILLA is also the place of power governance in China. These are regional regimes created by the Han people in the north. (Obviously prove this from a lot of historical data and unearthed cultural relics).
The original Korean indigenous people at the southernmost tip of the Korean are slaves. They were convened and became slaves. They were wearing pure white (no dyes and technology) and women showing her nipples as beauty. This is the custom of Korean people.
This is a completely fake Korean historical video.
In 2003, China had applied for UNESCO to apply for the legacy of Goguryeo King City, king Tombs and aristocratic tombs, and was agreed. In fact, as early as 3 years ago, Korea applied for UNESCO. But it was rejected.
Because Goguryeo is the history of the Han people in northern China. It is not Korean history and culture at all.
* UNESCO = the United Nations Teaching and Science Organization
that now Koreans have gone crazy, incorporate a lot of Chinese elements into TV dramas and claim that they are Korean. . Koreans always give them barren history breast enhancement, just as Koreans are good at plastic surgery.
@@barbiebarbie1813 Seriously, if you want to be a decent person, be more cool and objective. If there had been some people similar to what you think, they would not have survived until today.
And of course, Jumong is actually Korean pronunciation of Chinese character 朱蒙. Before you try to argue about Korean history, you need to learn more.
How about baekje?
Ots a summary but its so sweet good job more histories pls
wonderful short
nice video
I'm still wandering why Japan helped Bacekje with stake the national destiny.
Baekje had been closely related to ancient Japan, even above the level of 'ally'. To ancient Japan, Baekje was the one of the most important intermediate point for importing Chinese culture. So Tang dynasty China was. The noun 'Tang' has been considered as "China" for a long time in Japan.
Japanese building was much influenced by Baekje.
Baekje delivered many advanced cultures to Japan. So Japan can't ignore Baekje
Nobles of Backjae and Japan was very close because many of Japanese nobles were from Backjae, even the Emperor of Japan admitted that part of his ancestry is from Backjae.
Baekje and Japan had strong blood relationship especially among the noble/royal class. Even the Japanese emperor have blood of Baekje royal class.
@Nothing happend, to find out the true details of this relationship, I recommend you check out the bok, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
Why isn’t there a movie about king Jansu of Geoguryeo ?
Well king jangsu execute the emperor of liu song of china ..that old man is great and genius more than his father gwanggaeto
Silla: real korea
dae jo young 30 years of fighting he founded belhea become king go this why goryeo demand the old balhea territory bec of the origin of balhea was gogouryeo
Yes. Goryeo claimed Balhae as their cousin nation numerous times and welcomed more than hundred thousand Balhae refugees after the collapse of Balhae. There were even an intermarriage between royals which was a rare case among Asian nations
Tang Taizong: Haha nobody will respect a female ruler
Wu Zetian:
They didnt.
Funny you should say because Silla had THREE female rulers throughout its history. Tang Taizong did not show respect to Queen Seondeok of Silla, pointing to her as the source of the kingdom's weakness...
Just a question. How did they communicate with other countries such as China and Japan? I mean what language did they use to understand each other?
The three kingdoms communicated with each other. It is presumed that there was only a difference in the level of dialect. With an interpreter accompanying Japan and China, conversations and writings were communicated through classical Chinese characters, the lingua franca of the East Asian world at the time.
Very good point because your question raises so many hidden secrets. To find out the true details regarding these Kingdoms and why their history is lost in time, I recommend you check out the book, "Paekche's Principle: The Great Secret of Asia"
I don't know why the Chinese call Goguryeo their history. Mao Zedong said Liaodong was originally Joseon territory, and Zhou Enlai said, "Goguryo, Balhae is the history of Joseon, and Liaohe and Songhua River basins can be proved by literature and relics as the activity stage of the Korean people."
Along with he said "Cannot distort history, It is absurd to say that the west side of the Yalu River on the Tumen River has been Chinese territory from a long time ago, or even that Joseon has been a subordinate state to China since ancient times It is absurd to say that it was a subordinate state of China."
Why did Manchuria become Chinese territory?
@@熊寅 because it taken forcibly after ww2. Gando was lost in 1905 when Korea because Korea lost sovereign power.
@@mosesyi5523 because this place has little to do with Korea in history
@@熊寅 After the fall of Goguryeo and Balhae, the Korean people lost almost control of Manchuria. This was 1,000 years ago, and most Koreans do not deny that Manchuria is now a territory of China. The territory of the Roman Empire was as far as the Rhine, but today Italy does not insist that French land belongs to them. However, Gojoseon, Goguryeo, and Balhae, which existed in Manchuria and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, were established by the Korean people, and are strictly the history of the Korean people. Even the ancient Chinese government called them "Easten babarian" and admitted that they had nothing to do with China.
@@아픈허리 Dongyi refers to a nation in Chinese history. Since the Western Han Dynasty, China has set up prefectures and counties in Liaodong and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. These are recorded in historical books, which are much more accurate than your Korean mythological history
Is there any fiction novel about this like romance three kingdom ?
Where is the Kaya region ?
silla absorbed to kaya
They are a pretty cool nation. Silla was being a dick.
Goguryeo helped sinla at 5th century against Wae(japan's pirates). At that time Gum-kwan Gaya destroyed by his army. Dae-Gaya become a central gaya but after 6th Century, Sinla and baekje attacked them and absorbed them.
Already vanished
I love Kaya
3:24 King Muyeol, real name is Kim Chun Chu, he's the son of Princess Cheonmyeong who is the daughter of King Jinpyeong so King Muyeol - Kim Chun Chu is a Seong Gol (Sacred Bone) despite his father Kim Yongsu is Jin Gol (True Bone). 4:10 the reason why Baekje and Shin La had a very strong hatred to each other since late 6th century and 7th century because King Jinheung of Shin La was the one who betrayed King Seongmyeong (King Seong) of Baekje and broke the Alliance, he suddenly betrayed, ambushed and killed King Seongmyeong of Baekje and stole lands from Baekje, lead Baekje to be weaker after the death of King Seongmyeong and during the reign of his son, King Wideok. King Jinheung even behea* King Seong's head and buried it underground to let Shin La's people step on his head so that's why Baekje hate Shin La so much. Baekje got stronger and rise again since the reign of King Mukang (King Mu, the 4th son of King Wideok) and he regained many lands from Shin La and even took more new lands and forts from Shin La. King Uija, the son of King Mukang continue his will and defeat Shin La in many battles and took a lot of forts from Shin La, expanded Baekje's territory bigger and Shin La was lower hand to Baekje and Goguryeo. So that's why Queen Seondeok and King Muyeol of Shin La had to allied with Tang Dynasty to unify Three Kingdoms of Korea because only one Shin La alone is too weak to against both powerful Goguryeo and the upper hand Baekje at same time. 5:32 this is the Shin La's territory in the reign of King Jinheung, not in the reign of King Muyeol Kim Chun Chu, Shin La's territory was much smaller in the reign of Queen Seondeok and King Muyeol due to Baekje and Goguryeo defeated them and took a lot of lands and forts from Shin La at the time.
Interesting
i like your channel so much.
You forgot to mention the upper class of Baekjae integrated and formed into Japanese nobility. Which explains why the Japanese emperor came to korea to pay his respects to his ancestors.
lel its just only 1 ancestor lol its not that much tho .. see the british nobles they're all mixed up
@@user-pb6eb8pv5k Yup, it's only one.
But the real interesting part is the creation of Korean clans in Japan. Some still exist today like the Koma Clan of Goguryeo and possibly Ouchi Clan (reportedly from Baekje)
@@user-pb6eb8pv5k If he's going back to korea to pay respects it seems like its a significant founding member...I maybe wrong tho...I don't know.
@@mintyfresh4855 Yes, many Baekje and Goguryeo people migrated into Japan after the collapse. Also, don't forget the Korean legend associates with the bear & tiger.
@@hishot1078 Many? No, not many. There were only less than four thousand from Goguryeo that crossed the sea while only a handful of Top-tier Baekje Revivalists fled to Japan with retreating Japanese forces already lost a lot of ships after the Battle of Baekgang. Stop spreading your own assertions.
0:48 how is the ancient Goguryeo-Silla border so similar to the current line of control/ demilitarized zone?
Without southern Manchuria.
Actually it is a traditional norm for Chinese Empire gave official titles to every ruler of its vassals and tribute states. For instance, Tang emperors also gave official titles to the emperor of Japan, Turkic tribes, Tokhara states, or even Sassanid Empire. It was more likely to show China's sovereignty over these states instead of an intention to annex them all, since Chinese emperors were regarded as Son of Heaven that was supposed to "rule" every civilized lands under heaven. Of course it was not equal diplomacy, but the concept of equal diplomacy has still 1000 years to be invented.
Even over 1000 years later we have yet to see equal diplomacy materialize. Pretty much all countries are looking out for their own interests, and stronger powers don't hesitate to rattle their sabers when they feel it's necessary, hence the recent wars in the middle east, all major powers having overseas military bases in strategic locations, civil wars and coups backed by the NED, etc.
@lati long I don't think they denied links to China. They are actually quite forward about it. China surely misleads with their history about other countries. Hence many countries having historical issues with China.
@@Samperor I disagree on the point that China misleads with their history about other countries. Much of its history with other countries is actually reinforced with primary sources as evidence. With regards to Korea, the historical relationship between China and Korea is not something that modern Korean nationalists are proud of, and understandably so. It was more or less analogous to a relationship between a father and a son, which many modern Korean nationalists interpret as a stain on Korea's sovereignty. However there is straight up primary source evidence written by the Korean King and Court from the Joseon dynasty that to paraphrase describe China as a parent, the similarities between Chinese and Korean culture, traditions and values and how Korea should stand by China just as a son should stand by his father. I would be willing to wager many Koreans would be oblivious to this and would insist it's some sort of propaganda! But alas it is simply the worldview of their forefathers.
@@victorye5125 You are correct. My apologies.
@@victorye5125 I don't speak English very well, so I use Google Translator, but to answer,
It has the same meaning as a brother country, not a subordinate country. Korea was an independent country with diplomatic, political and military culture language all different from China. However, within Asia, the clothing of the Chinese royal family (Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty) was popularized in formal places like modern suits.Therefore It was worn mixed with Korean traditional clothes.Moreover, it was Chinese bureaucratic clothing that Korea was affected, not ordinary Korean Hanbok.
since ancient times, general traditional Korean hanbok has been worn by many Koreans. Of course, the common people could not afford to wear Chinese official costumes and royal palace costumes, and royal families and nobles were more likely to wear general Korean traditional clothes in their homes. Or it was worn in a double structure.
(Current hanbok was not affected by Chinese bureaucracy.) Nevertheless, it is nothing more than a fad.
It was a trade and political practice for various countries to claim themselves as dependents with China. Even Mongolia, Tibet, Vietnam, Manchuria, Japan, Britain, France, and many other countries had to follow this form of tribute to exchange with China.
Even in the Korean ‘Koryeosa’ record is our Goryeo (Korea),
Since it is different from China, it is written that there is no need to try to resemble it.
나는 영어를 잘 못하기에 구글 번역기를 사용하지만 대답하자면,
그것은 형제국과 같은 의미이지, 종속국같은 개념이 아니다. 한국은 외교 정치 군사 문화 언어가 중국과 다른 독립국가였다. 다만 아시아 내에서, 중국 왕족(당나라 명나라)의 의복은 현대의 정장처럼 격식을 차리는곳에 대중화되었다. 따라서 한국 전통 의상과 혼용해서 입었다. 게다가 한국이 영향받은것은 관료복장이지 일반 한국 한복이 아니였다.
고대부터 일반 전통 한국 한복은 여전히 많은 한국인들이 즐겨입었다. 서민들은 당연히 중국 관료복장과, 왕궁 의상을 갖추어 입을 형편이 되지 않고, 왕족과 귀족들도 집안에서는 일반 한국 전통 의상을 입는 사람이 더 많았다. 또는 이중구조로 혼용해서 입었다 . (현재의 한복은 중국의 관료복장에 영향을 받지 않았습니다.) 그럼에도 그것은 일시적인 유행에 지나지 않는다.
여러나라들이 중국과 속국을 자처하는것은 중국과 조공을 하기 위한, 하나의 무역, 정치 관례 였다. 심지어 몽골 티벳 베트남 만주 일본 영국 프랑스 등 많은 나라들이 중국과 교류하기 위해서 이런 조공 형식을 따라야 했다.
한국 '고려사' 기록에도 우리 고려(한국)은 중국과 다르므로 꼭 닮으려고 할 필요가 없다고 기록에 쓰여있다.
What aboutt ming dynasty ?
It sucks that all 3 kingdoms own history books are lost in time
And their languages as well.
@@Innomenatus Well Silla dynasty is basically modern Korean. The other nations were very similar to Japan.
@@Samperor your comment is not true. They were all korean kingdoms
@@Samperor ugh no?
@@소년장수-n8c History mentions they needed two translators when visiting the Koreas.
watch Dream of the Emperor a kdrama about this
The Impossible Dream😊
Brother,please do video about the Ailoa kingdom of palaungic tribe
It is absurd to see the Chinese who distort Korea as a subordinate country.
I don't speak English very well, so I use Google Translator, but to answer,
It has the same meaning as a brother country, not a subordinate country. Korea was an independent country with diplomatic, political and military culture language all different from China. However, within Asia, the clothing of the Chinese royal family (Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty) was popularized in formal places like modern suits.Therefore It was worn mixed with Korean traditional clothes.Moreover, it was Chinese bureaucratic clothing that Korea was affected, not ordinary Korean Hanbok.
since ancient times, general traditional Korean hanbok has been worn by many Koreans. Of course, the common people could not afford to wear Chinese official costumes and royal palace costumes, and royal families and nobles were more likely to wear general Korean traditional clothes in their homes. Or it was worn in a double structure.
(Current hanbok was not affected by Chinese bureaucracy.) Nevertheless, it is nothing more than a fad.
It was a trade and political practice for various countries to claim themselves as dependents with China. Even Mongolia, Tibet, Vietnam, Manchuria, Japan, Britain, France, and many other countries had to follow this form of tribute to exchange with China.
Even in the Korean ‘Koryeosa’ record is our Goryeo (Korea),
Since it is different from China, it is written that there is no need to try to resemble it.
+Rather, Goryeo-style hanbok became popular in both the Yuan and Ming dynasties, and the Chinese record also says that the world seems crazy because of the Goryeo-style hanbok. It's like a modern Korean Wave. Goryeo culture includes Korean food, ware and costumes.
한국을 종속국이라고 왜곡하는 중국인들을 보면 어처구니가 없다.
나는 영어를 잘 못하기에 구글 번역기를 사용하지만 대답하자면,
그것은 형제국과 같은 의미이지, 종속국같은 개념이 아니다. 한국은 외교 정치 군사 문화 언어가 중국과 다른 독립국가였다. 다만 아시아 내에서, 중국 왕족(당나라 명나라)의 의복은 현대의 정장처럼 격식을 차리는곳에 대중화되었다. 따라서 한국 전통 의상과 혼용해서 입었다. 게다가 한국이 영향받은것은 관료복장이지 일반 한국 한복이 아니였다.
고대부터 일반 전통 한국 한복은 여전히 많은 한국인들이 즐겨입었다. 서민들은 당연히 중국 관료복장과, 왕궁 의상을 갖추어 입을 형편이 되지 않고, 왕족과 귀족들도 집안에서는 일반 한국 전통 의상을 입는 사람이 더 많았다. 또는 이중구조로 혼용해서 입었다.(현재의 한복은 중국의 관료복장에 영향을 받지 않았습니다.) 그럼에도 그것은 일시적인 유행에 지나지 않는다.
여러나라들이 중국과 속국을 자처하는것은 중국과 조공을 하기 위한, 하나의 무역, 정치 관례 였다. 심지어 몽골 티벳 베트남 만주 일본 영국 프랑스 등 많은 나라들이 중국과 교류하기 위해서 이런 조공 형식을 따라야 했다.
한국 '고려사' 기록에도 우리 고려(한국)은 중국과 다르므로 꼭 닮으려고 할 필요가 없다고 기록에 쓰여있다
오히려 원나라와 명나라까지 고려풍 한복이 유행하게 되어 중국기록에서도 고려풍 한복때문에 중국인들이 한국 한복을 입게되어 세상이 미친것같다고 쓰여있다. 마치 현대의 한류라고 보면됩니다. 고려문화는 한국의 음식과 여러 물건 의상들이 포함되어있다.
@팩트폭격기COVID19 IS FROM CHINA 👍 감사합니다!
people who know the real history know hanbok is a traditional costume of the Ming Dynasty's hanfu.
@@jaxyoung8846 no. Only the Chinese know the opposite by denying the record of history.
Rather, it is because the Goryeo-style culture of Goryeo Yang was popular from the Yuan Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. Because Goryeo women entered the Yuan Dynasty as court ladies, and Empress Ki, a Goryeo woman, became empress. Goryeo-style cultures were popular in your Chinese history and later became a problem, so the Ming Dynasty Emperor Hongchije banned Goryeo-style clothing.
What you guys are talking about, as I said in the above comment, are bureaucratic costumes and court costumes. Those bureaucratic costumes clearly had Chinese influences. However, it is not a general hanbok. In addition, just because it was affected does not mean that it becomes China. It developed independently even though it was affected. And culture is interactive. Either side is not spreading culture.
아니. 중국인들만 역사의 기록을 부정하여 반대로 알고 있다.
오히려 고려양이라는 고려풍 문화가 원나라에서 명나라까지 유행했기 때문이다. 왜냐면 원나라에 고려여자들이 궁녀로 들어가 고려여인 기황후는 황후가 되기도 했다. 너희 중국역사서에 고려풍 문화들이 유행하고 이후에 문제가 되니까 명나라 황제 홍치제가 고려풍 의상을 금지했다.
너희들이 말하는것은 윗댓글에서 말했듯이, 관료복장과 궁중복장이다. 그 관료복장들은 분명히 중국 영향을 받았다. 그러나 일반한복은 아니다. 또 영향받았다고 해서 중국것이 되는것이 아니다 영향받았음에도 독자적으로 발전했다. 그리고 문화는 상호작용하는것이다. 어느 한쪽이 문화를 전파하는것은 아니다.
@@jaxyoung8846 This is a Chinese record. There is also a Chinese record that the Goryeo culture is insanely fashionable and troublesome.
궁중 의복 새로이 고려 양식 숭상하니 허리 지난 모난 깃에 짤막한 옷소매네.
宮衣新尚高麗樣, 方領過腰半臂裁.
밤마다 궁중 에서 앞 다투어 구경하니 전에 이 옷을 입고 어전에 왔기 때문이라네.
連夜內家爭借看, 爲曾著過禦前來.
장욱(張昱), 궁중사(宮中詞)
붉은 비단 나라 궁녀들 직공에 능하여 궐문 안에서 이불을 수레에 실어서 간다네.
緋國宮人直女工, 衾禂載得內門中.
당번이 된 여자 짝이 보자기를 잘 만드니 고려 여인을 흉내 내어 머리로 받쳐 입궁한다네.
當番女伴能包袱, 要學高麗頂入宮
가한노인집(可閑老人集) 卷221
지정 이래 궁중의 급사와 사령은 태반이 고려의 여인이었다.
自至正以來, 宮中給事使令, 大半爲高麗女.
이 때문에 사방의 의복과 신발, 모자, 기물이 모두 고려를 따라 일시의 유행이 되었으니 어찌 우연하다 할 수 있는가?
以故, 四方衣服鞋帽器物, 皆依高麗樣子. 此關系一時風氣, 豈偶然哉.
권형(權衡), 경신외사(庚申外史)
백관의 질손복은 겨울에 모두 9등급으로 나눈다. … 여름의 질손복은 모두 14 등급으로 나눈다. 진(秦)의 금금(金錦: 실크의 한 종류)하나, 보리(寶裏)를 장식한 금금(金錦) 하나, 진주를 장식한 대추 갈색 혼금간사(渾金間絲: 실크의 한 종류) 하나, 보리(寶裏)를 장식한 진한 빨간색 관소(官素: 실크의 한 종류) 하나, 빨강색 명주답자(明珠答子: 여러 조각으로 만듬, 실크의 종류에 속함) 하나, 분홍색, 파란색, 초록색, 은갈 색 각각 하나, 고려 검푸른 색 운수라(雲袖羅) 하나, 낙타 갈색, 어두운 빨강, 백모자(白毛子) 각각 하나, 보리(寶裏)를장식한 검푸른 색 관소(官素) 하나.
百官質孫, 冬之服凡九等, … 夏之服凡十四等, 秦納石失一, 聚線寶裏納石失一,棗褐渾金間絲蛤珠一, 大紅官素寶裏一, 大紅明珠答子一, 桃紅、藍、綠、銀褐各一, 高麗鴉青雲袖羅一, 駝褐、茜紅、白毛子各一, 鴉青官素帶寶裏一.
원사(元史) 卷78 여복지(輿服志)
두청벽 선생은 소집에 응하여 전당에 갔다.
杜清碧先生本應召次錢唐
여러 유생들은 앞다투어 그의 주소로 달려갔다.
諸儒者爭趨其門.
연맹초는 시를 지어 이를 비웃었다.
燕孟初作詩嘲之,
시에는 자색의 종등(棕藤)으로 모자를 묶으며, 신발은 고려의 모양으로 만드네.
有紫藤帽子高麗靴,
처사들은 문 앞에서 잡역부를 담당하네. 란 구절이 있다.
處士門前當怯薛之句,
듣는 자가 모두 이를 전하여 웃는다.
聞者傳以爲笑.
자색의 종등으로 모자를 묶고, 고려의 모양으로 신발을 만든 것은 모두가 당시에 유행하였던 것이다.
用紫色棕藤縛帽, 而制靴作高麗國樣, 皆一時所尚.
도종의(陶宗儀), 남촌철경록(南村輟耕錄) 卷28
繡靴蹋踘句驪樣,
공 찰 때 신은 수놓은 신은 고려 것을 닮았고,
羅帕垂彎女直妝.
비탄 손수건은 구부렸다 폈다하며 여인들이 치장하네.
願汝康強好眠食,
그대여 편안히 잘 자고 잘 먹기를 바라네.
百年歡樂未渠央.
오래토록 근심 없이 즐겁기를.
양유정(楊維楨), 무제효상은체(無題效商隱體)
성화년간(1465-1478)에는 마미군이 유행하였다. 이것은 조선에서 시작하여 경사에 들어왔다. 경성사람들도 점차 이를 입는 것에 익숙해졌고, 각신(閣臣)인 만안(萬安)은 겨울과 여름에도 벗지 않았다.
(明憲宗)成化中, 馬尾裙盛行. 此制始於朝鮮國, 流入京師, 京師人亦漸習爲之, 閣臣萬安, 冬夏不脫.
사계좌(查繼佐) 죄유록(罪唯錄) 卷4 관복지(冠服志)
경성의 사인들은 마미군을 입는 것을 좋아한다. 때문에 관말의 말갈기와 꼬리를 홈쳐 뽑는 경우가 생겼다. 이는 군대의 큰일을 지체하는 것이니 금지하기를 청한다.
京中士人好着馬尾襯裙, 因此官馬被人偷拔鬃尾, 有誤軍國大計 乞要禁革.
풍몽룡(馮夢龍) 고금소사(古今笑史)
원황후도 역시 고려미인으로 삼아, 대신유권자는 곧 이를 귀하게 여겨, 수도 고관귀인은 반드시 고려여자를 얻은 후에야 명가가 된다. 그렇게 된 이래, 궁중급사사령 대반이 고려여자이며, 이런 이유로 사방의 의복, 신발과 모자, 기물 모든것을 고려를 모방해, 온 세상이 미친 것 같다.
後亦多畜高麗美人, 大臣有權者, 輒以此遺之, 京師達官貴人, 必得高麗女, 然後爲名家. 自至正以來, 宮中給事使令, 大半高麗女, 以故四方衣服、靴帽、器物, 皆仿高麗, 擧世若狂.
속자치통감(續資治通鑒) 卷214, 원기(元紀) 32
馬尾裙始於朝鮮國, 流入京師, 京師人買服之, 未有能織者. 初服者, 惟富商, 貴公子, 歌妓而已, 以後武臣多服之, 京師始有織賣者. 於是無貴無賤, 服者日盛. 至成化末年, 朝官多服之者矣. 大抵服者, 下體虛奓, 取觀美耳. 閣老萬公安, 冬夏不脫. 宗伯周公洪謨, 重服二腰, 年幼侯伯駙馬, 至有以弓弦貫其齊者. 大臣不服者, 惟黎吏侍淳一人而已. 此服妖也, 弘治初始有禁例.
마미군(馬尾裙)은 조선국에서 비롯되어 수도에 유입되어 수도 사람들이 이를 사고 입었으나 능히 이를 짤 수 있는 직공이 있지 않았다. 처음에 입은 자들은 부유한 상인, 귀족, 기생뿐이었으나 이후 무신(武臣)들 대다수가 이를 입었으니 수도에서 비로소 이를 짜서 파는 자가 생겼다. 이에 귀천을 떠나 입는 자가 날로 성해졌다. 성화(成化, 1465년~1487년) 말년에 이르러서는 조정의 대신들 대부분이 이를 입었다. 대체로 옷은 하체가 비어있고 펴져있으니 눈과 귀를 즐겁게 한다. 각로(閣老, 조정의 원로대신)들과 뭇 공(公)들은 이를 편안히 여겨 겨울과 여름에도 벗지 않는다. 종백(宗伯, 예조판서) 주홍모(周洪謨, 1420년-1492년)는 두 옷으로 겹쳐 입었고, 나이 어린 후(候), 백(伯), 부마(駙馬)들은 활시위를 옷자락에 꿰놓은 자가 있을 정도다. 대신들 중에 안 입는 자들은 여리(黎吏)와 시순(侍淳, 종)들뿐이다. 이 옷은 요사스러워, 홍치(弘治,1488년-1505년) 초기에 비로소 이를 금지하는 법례가 생겨났다.
숙원잡기(菽園雜記) 卷10
@@phy7 Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943
"惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉"
“우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라”
集安高句丽碑出土于市区西南3.5公里麻线河右岸的河滩上。地理坐标为东经126°08′28″，北纬41°05′46″，海拔184米。碑石系粉黄色花岗岩石质，碑身呈扁长方形，下部较上部略宽，较上部稍厚。残高173厘米，宽60.6～66.5厘米，厚12.5～21厘米，下部榫头高15～19.5厘米，宽42厘米，厚21厘米。石碑重量为464.5千克。［1］9碑石前后两面及左右均经过加工，打磨得平整规则，碑首呈三角形，右上角稍有缺损，与碑身连为一体，无穿。底部两角呈漫圆形，下部中间有榫头。是较为典型的圭形碑。东汉至隋唐时期流行圭形碑，多数在碑首与碑身交界处有穿，也有的无穿。大都为扁长方形，上下宽度相同。高句丽正处在这一时期，受中原的影响使之选择了圭形碑，下部碑座未能发现。碑身正反两面加工较精细，表面平整光滑，正面上部分镌刻的文字磨蚀较重，下部分文字磨蚀较轻，右上角缺损部分伤及少量文字。正面碑文10行，每行22字，第10行只有20字，原有文字218字，汉字隶书。文字呈扁长方形，宽在3～5.5厘米左右，高在2.8～5.2厘米左右。专家组经过识读，公布了156字的碑文：
因为历史渊源以及地理位置的关系，所以高句丽出土的文物是和韩国没有一点关系的，而这块出土的石碑更是全部汉字书写，上面记载了高句丽第19代帝王的功绩，对于我国研究了解高句丽王朝，有着很高的参考价值。
Damn~😂😂