Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7

Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
0:15 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
0:35 The Hunayama grave is representative historic site in the Danama region and it is strong archaeological evidence that Danama region of the Japanese islands was one of 22 Baekje Damnos.
0:51 In the grave estimated to be built during 5C, the oldest and the largest amount of historic remains in Japanese history were excavated. Internal structure of the grave (stone chambers in line) and the excavated relics from it were exactly Baekje style.
1:15 More noticealbe fact about the grave is that the excavated relics show that owner of the grave was a person of high status.
Sword with silver inlay Inscription is a symbol of ruling power. The excavated relics from Hunayma grave look so similar to the ones from Baekje royal tombs.
1:33 These Gilt-bronze shoes excavated from Hunayama grave have the same design to Baekje royal tomb site.
1:58 The Hunayama one look so similar to Iksan city one, proving the owner of the gilt-bronze crown from Hunayama grave (Japan) was Baekje royal family member.
2:10 However, the outer sturcture of the grave is unique : front half of the grave is tetragonal and back half of it is round. It is different type from Baekje tomb type. Where did the strange grave type come from and why was the grave considered to be Bakeje royal family member's built by non-Baekje type.
2:33 Those types of grave structure are concentrated in the Aska region around Nara and Osaka. They have been valued as the strong evidences that there independent power, in both culture and lineage, existed to build an ancient Japanese nation.
2:18 The grave structure, front half tetragonal and back half round, has been known to be world unique Japanese type. Is this type of grave only seen on the Japanese islands? Actually the Korean peninsula has the same types.
Korean-front half tetraonal and back half round type of graves are in Young-am, Jeonnam province. This one is called Jarabong grave. Important fact is that the Korean onese were built earlier than the Japanese ones.
4:05 Japanese scholars used to claim that those types of graves are distinctive ancient Japanese graves, linking them with the foundation of ancient Japanese nation. As seen, thoes types are found througout the Korean peninsula and this supports that the Japanese graves originated from Korea, which is part of Korean cultural influence over the islands.
4:52 Migration route of Half front tetragonal and half back round tombs of Baekje
5:08 (According to historical and archaeological fact), It is no accident to find the traces of their King in Aska region.
5:17 In the temple, King Gonji is enshrined. We all know well that Gonji is younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero in 5C. Younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero has been worshiped as God by the Japanese.
6:02 (King Gonji) is an ancestral God of the family who conquered Aska and created Aska culture.
It was direct Baekje royal family member that conquered and civilized the Asaka reagion before the foundation of Japan.
6:12 The existance of King Gonji from Baekje and his achievements support strongly that the Asaka region was one of 22 Baekje Damnos (governing system over overseas Baekje territories).
6:22 Bakeje people conquered this land and settled here and their King from Baekje took care of them. And in this land, 24th and 25th emperors of Baekje, who were sons of King Gonji, were produced.
6:52 Baekje's 25th emperor Muryung was born while King Gonji sailing towards the Japanese islands to perform his duty as the ruler over one of overseas territories. 24th emperor of Baekje, Dongsung was a younger brother of Muryung. The land, Aska Damno of Baekje was where they grow up.
22 Baekje Damnos were under the central government of the mainland Baekje and Damno was part of Baekje territories

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[Hanul91]

@osakar

"Katakana" in Katakana is "カタカナ"

"Katakana " in Silla Gugyeol is " カタカ尹"

So who is older Silla/Baekje or Japan?

Original culture? You mean Shinto. Many studies show it came from Korea by emigrants, many Shinto mythology have parellels to Korean legends. Even Japanese scholars admits this. Orginial food, only Sushi, original customs? XD

[Hanul91]

@osakar

What do you mean steal? Sushi is heathy? LOL I thought it was junk food or stable food for regular japs. Sushi isn't healthy, Kimchi is consider one of the most healthiest with tradition that go back to 3,000 years, before jap was born!

[chosop25]

Where are parts 5,6, 7?

[ahj4513]

한민족의 식민지가 아니라 백제의 식민지겠죠...

[OriginalJAPAN]

@itwillbealright

LOL Japanese now agree that Imperial family originated from Korea:

Already in 505, this bond between the Yamato family and Baekje royalty was mentioned in the Nihon shoki (The Chronicles of Japan):

“The King of Baekje [Muryeong] sent Lord Sa-a. He eventually had a son named Lord Beopsa. He was the ancestor of the Kimi of Yamato (Yamato clan/Imperial family).”

[ryukXsayu27]

@itwillbealright So Japan didn't conquer Gaya Confederacy. Is that supposed to be a big deal, or did you just post that to shock people who were too lazy to look it up?

[Hanul91]

@osakar

japan is older? LOL yes, jomon (aka Ainus) are older than Japanese, a new race of people. Sorry, but it's the truth. Go to JapanTimes, they even have article on Katakana and how Japs copied it poorly.

[osakar]

@Hanul91 stop stealing ours even if you have poor culture and it's too funny your bullshits contain no accepted view in the world. only Sushi >>haha you are too ignorant lol japanese cooking is popular all over the world as a healthy and tasty cooking. original customs>>yeah anyway be proud of your CHINESE name and religion and other stuffs. bye stinky kimchi. i hate you but your fantasy was not bad hahahahaha

[osakar]

@Hanul91 So who is older Silla/Baekje or Japan? japan is olaer and more mighty than the both countries. not many studies but many studies that were done by your nationalist scholars. and no1 in japan admits such a bullshit except a few people. and what Silla Gugyeol? i search but only 526site hit lol and those seem to have been written by koreans. lol even english wikipedia doesnt have the article about that.

[osakar]

@Hanul91 Katakana is Korean. >>haha fucking culture robber lol that's japanese. not yours. your original character hangul was created in 15th century. kana is much more older than it. why did you create our character before you created your own character?? you are too funny. lol and we have original religion. original foods. original customs. the list goes on and on LOL