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倭人(wa-jin, Japanese)

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According to 魏志倭人伝(Gishi-wajin-den) AC280~290
魏志倭人伝 - Wikipedia
the character of wa-jin (Japanese) tattooed on the face and body.
A lot of these customs were seen in Polynesia.?

http://www.webtelevi.com/yamataigisi.htm

(tattoo) is painted on the faces of a lot of haniwa (unglazed earthen objects fashioned in ancient Japan).

anyway, I want to search them(倭人、倭国) at random according to ancient documents (including Chinese ones)
 
Gwanggaeto Stele(広開土王碑)
Gwanggaeto Stele - Wikipedia
an important document of wa-jin is written on that.
And in the sinmyo year the Wa (Japanese) came and crossed [the sea] and defeated Baekje, [unknown], and [Sil]la and made them subjects."
任那日本府 (mimana japan-G ) in Korean peninsula was existed as wa-jin's military bases until AC 562
Accordind to Gwanggaeto Stele
the work of Kogryo king is written in that...
and there are some describes of fighting with "wa" japan until AC404
According to the Book of Song
these things are confirmed..
Book of Song - Wikipedia
btw
was it really the Japanese culture by way of Baekje?
how about the relationship between the Japanese emperor and Korea?.......
there are a lot of big Kofuns in japan
仁徳天皇 - Wikipedia
and there are some small ones in Korea where mimana-japan was located.
therefore I doubt these kofuns in japan are koreans....
even in kogryo there is a small one...
 
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What are you peddle here,ancient Japanese Yamato race and Koreans ( of Baekje or Silla or Koguryo stock ) NOT related ?

Japanese race has MULTIPLE-origins,Tungus is most prevalent in Japanese gene pool whereas Mongol and Tungus most dominant among Korean population ( for Northern Han Chinese as well ).However,it doesn't warrant some fanatic ultra-nationalist S Koreans' idiotic shameless claim Japanese descended from them which is near total fallacy.

This one forumer " c@#%*_kor " was here over 1 year propagated PURE Siberian-origin theory for both Japanese and Koreans as in same fathers and mothers crap talk,and openly solicited racist-Japanese support his bigoted view in degrading SE Asians as inferior yellow folks oppose to Koreans and Japanese are superior PURE East Asian (phony) genetic-twins.Kimuchi people are psychologically surely
 
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Seven-Branched Sword(七支刀)was sent by Baekje as a bringing tribute
Seven-Branched Sword - Wikipedia



according to (三国史記 百済本紀 Baekje history)
六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南
Baekje's prince was sent to "wa" as a hostage in 397
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according to 三国史記 新羅本紀(silla history)
元年 三月 與倭國通好 以奈勿王子未斯欣爲質
Silla's prince was sent to "wa" as a hostage in AC402
http://www.koreandb.net/Sam/bon/samkuk/04_030_2000277.htm
according to that, I think these dynasties were not equal in relation to WA.
 
Tattoo tradition has never been a cultural aspect of ancient Mongol hordes and Tungusic clans.

Japanese can trace it to either Bai Yue indigenous peoples populated south of Yangtze River ( China ) in ancient times or some Polynesia islanders.

Ancient China's Dong-Yi and Hua-Xia clans had no such traditional practice,my direct ancestors were mainly Hua-Xia and Bai Yue ancient folks.
 

emperor just said " I feel some connection with Korea"
however, he never said his roots...
I can guess a frightening fact from many documents.
Tattoo tradition has never been a cultural aspect of ancient Mongol hordes and Tungusic clans.
thanks.
 
1) about Silla.......
there are many 新羅神社(silla, shiragi) in japan
those are located in regions near the Japanese sea in japan
三井寺>連載>新羅神社考
these shrines have surely a relation with silla.
三井寺>連載>新羅神社考>福井県の新羅神社(2)
新撰姓氏録
新撰姓氏録 - Wikipedia
There is a name of 1200 in the Shinsen-syoujiroku compiled in AC815.
it is a kind of Japanese name for a dictionary.....
漢系163氏、百済系104氏、高句麗系41氏、新羅系9氏
hun 163 clans, Baekje 104 clans, kogryou 41clans and silla 9 clans...
The rest of them are Japanese...
about the history of silla in Japanese version...
新羅 - Wikipedia
Silla was very interesting in Japanese wikipedia
according to Chinese documents, shilla was place where wa-jin's immigrants were living......* at that time wa-jin was not indicated the Japanese who were living in japan...
However
as japanese myth in 新撰姓氏録 king of silla's ancester was Wa-jin
三井寺>連載>新羅神社考>福井県の新羅神社(2)
there are alot of Jomon earthenware that are discovered in this shrine
it means #4 king of silla was from 多婆那国 (somewhere in japan?)
BTW
next ... pusan was a wa-jin's teritory according to (gishiwajinden魏志倭人伝 and gikanden魏志韓伝)???????
it is interesting though nobody might believe it.
 
Chinese history texts and modern day Chinese academic historians commonly acknowleged Gaya federation was a Japanese domain in Korea peninsula.
 
白村江の戦い
Battle of Baekgang - Wikipedia
I think 倭国 was ruined by this wAR..
"Wa" means " it was located at kyuushu 九州"? and kyusyu PPL?
Chinese history texts and modern day Chinese academic historians commonly acknowleged Gaya federation was a Japanese domain in Korea peninsula
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I think so ,too
倭国 had the influence power in the Korean peninsula at that time....
the Ent of Wa came after a Battle of Baekgang
according to 日本書紀...
「日本書紀」671年
「筑紫君薩夜麻(ちくしのきみ・さちやま)が唐から帰国した」(要約)
筑紫君=倭王(king of Wa) came back from Tang(唐) in 671
this battle was finished in 663....
what was king oF WA happened from 663~671?
he had been in Tang for 8 years... as a war criminal???:relief:
It was natural the there was no room for him in japan
"wa" s teritory has already been deprived by yamato court(大和朝廷)???
ヤマト王権 - Wikipedia
この他にもヤマト政権、大和政権、倭王権、倭国政権などと呼ぶ場合もある
I think it is strange for me..
dazaigu(大宰府)
Dazaifu - Wikipedia
太宰府 - Wikipedia
I think Dazaifu was built as new teritory of Yamato...:relief:
why was there no doccuments in japan before kojiki and Nihon shoki?
yeah they burnt them??
倭奴国王印 was discovered in Fukuoka 1784

Book of Later Han
建武中元二年 倭奴國奉貢朝賀 使人自稱大夫 倭國之極南界也 光武賜以印綬
in AC 57
according to nihonnsyoki ,,,,
2000 Tang ppl occupied ? lol.....like American???
silla ppl and Baekje's refugees came to Yamato....
Karuma?? no more such karuma again...
 


(1) Is this noted in Nihon Shoki,what chapter ?

(2) Tang troops grabbed northern half of Koguryo,which is today's Jilin and Liaoning provinces in China's NE region ( southern old Manchuria ).

(3) Ancient Silla Kingdom's military alliance with China's Tang Dynasty defeated both Koguryo and Baekje,Baekje was an ally of Japan's Yamato Court at that time.The commercially written history books I've read only mentioned Tang Court forced relocation of half million Koguryo subjects to China proper and Silla took 50,000,a few thousand Baekje refugees escaped to Japan's Kyushu Island.No ancient Silla people left Korea peninsula for Japan islands in this time period.
 
yeah..
funny note.
"Kudara nai ,there is no Kudara" in Japanese means 1)good-for-nothing 2)stupid 3)trivial 4)worthless :relief:
百済=kudara in Japanese...
they say this origine of word cames from ....
what chapther
describe in 671

250,000,a few thousand Baekje refugees escaped to Japan's Kyushu Island
I will check..
Btw i want to search it more at random
 
Kudara is Japanized name for Baekje ( or Paekche ).

I will leave this thread,if you begin writing some nonsense history stuff as you always end up doing somehow.
 
The FIRST Korean migration to Japan island(s) was those few thousand Baekje refugees fled to Kyushu Island when their kingdom was militarily defeated and annexed by Silla later became part of " Unified Silla " in ancient Korea history.

Great majority Japanese are NOT descended from Korean race,there were several migration waves came through Korea peninsula from NE Siberia and China's NE region ( old Manchuria ) 2000-2500 years before the formation of Sam-Han statelets and 3 ancient Korean kingdoms ( Silla/Baekje/Koguryo ) in the Korea peninsula.This is how Japanese and Koreans have share Tungus origin,with the Manchu and Northern Han Chinese populations as well.

Yayoi period - Wikipedia,Japan's ancient Yayoi migrated from China's Yangtze River what's now coastal Jiangsu province.Rice cultivation and tattoo tradition originated in this region.
 
I will leave this thread if you begin writing some nonsense history stuff as you always end up doing somehow
.
it is not nonsense history or a silly pun.
anyway
about 壬申の乱 671~672
壬申の乱 - Wikipedia
Jinshin War - Wikipedia
as one of reasons, The civil war put it over their(refugees) treatment.

 
There is a name of 1200 in the Shinsen-syoujiroku compiled in AC815,it is a kind of japanese name of dictionary.

* Han 163 clans, Baekje 104 clans, koguryo 41 clans and silla 9 clans...

* rest of them are Japanese....


* Those ancient Han Chinese clans and Korean clans were the LAST migration wave to Japan islands.

* 75% of native Yamato population comprised of earlier settler descendants.



Haniwa - Wikipedia

Yamato origin was horse-riding warriors from Northeast Asia ( territory of numerous Tungusic tribes ) on the continent,WHY can't Koreans accept this historic fact.
 
Before that
according to wikipedia

around AC400 king of Baekje, 蓋鹵王 sent his daughter(池津媛) to japan as a hostage
because Baekje needs Japan to defend her against Koguryo.
1) afetr that ,she was killed in japan ...the story was so sad.....
2)軍君 , brother of 蓋鹵王, was sent to japan instead of her
3)son of 軍君, 武寧王 was born in japan as #25 king of Baekje, so,he was called Shima島王
4)after that, the son of 武寧王 was sent to japan as a hostage..
5)his son was sent to Japan. after him, His decendants settled in japan
6) 〃 became a japanese
7)〃
8)〃
9)〃low class government official, His daughter married the emperor's family.
then he was given the name of "Takano"
10)高野(takano)新笠 AC733,she became #49 Emperor 光仁 's concubine.
AC773 her son, Kanmu became a prince and 781 became #50 emperor
I think it was good..
blood or race are meaningless for emperor.
emperor in male line is only needed .....
 
It's some Japanese-obsessed ( out of inferiority complex ) S Koreans making a big fuss over this little acknowledgment by Japanese Emperor Akihito,one of his ancestors' birth mother was an ancient Baekje princess.There were many " political marriages " in those days,as is now to lesser extent.Baekje Kingdom's Royal House of Puyo have had countless inter-marriages with the House of Kung-Sung ( Han Chinese origin ) in Liao-Tung peninsula ( part of southern old Manchuria ) during those centuries the Puyo clan populated what's now China's Jilin province later fled to south of Korea peninsula created the kingdom of Baekje.

It was common practice in ancient East Asian kingdoms,a prince or princess was kept as political hostage by an enemy state or a trade-off.
 
There is a name 1200 in the Shinsen-syoujiroku compiled in AC815, it is a kind of Japanese name for a dictionary.
* Han 163 clans, Baekje 104 clans, koguryo 41 clans and silla 9 clans...
* rest of them are Japanese....
新撰姓氏録
http://homepage1.nifty.com/k-kitagawa/data/data.html
http://homepage1.nifty.com/k-kitagawa/data/shoji.html
ナスツ≫?伉ーヒ?ェ窶披?披?啌( data of clans)
http://homepage1.nifty.com/k-kitagawa/data/shoji03.html

漢系氏族
秦(hata , hada) clan was a key of Japanese history...
http://www.keikyo.com/books/hada/Coming_of_Hadas.html
 
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You need to provide some credible links or book sources,otherwise this thread is not worth of discussion.

Japan has a good selection of written materials on ancient East Asia history,I know some Chinese academia circle rely on them for cross-references.

S Korea's commercially available sources are a " shame ",there are S Korean revisionists continue to fabricate Korea history and several dedicated nutjob ultra-nationalists terrorize Chinese history forums relentlessly on a fervor mission.
 
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rest of them are Japanese.....


This has a better explanation .....

Asuka period - Wikipedia


Those Han clan progenitors were mainly " single " males with some probably married to indigenous Japanese locals and their off-springs blended in with the native Yamato population,not a settlement migration of Han Chinese families to Japan therefore didn't have a significant impact on native Japanese gene pool as it stays predominantly Tungus to this day.
 
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Have you read the Japanese language book titled " Ancient Myths and Early Japanese History " written by Machiko Y Aoki ?

Her theory was semi-agricultural units ( I think it was those ancient Bai Yue indigenous people with tattoo tradition ) dwelled in China's lower Yangtze River Delta emigrated to Japan islands hadn't had Sinicization therefore NOT considered as " Chinese " settlers in early Japanese history.
 
ricecake, you seem to be interested in japanese culture, and rather want to connect your chinese history to japanese while rejecting korean connections. Wonder what you are studying in university? Are you studying anthropology or something related?
 
anyway, I want to search 倭人、倭国 at random according to ancient documents ( include Chinese one )

中国の文献「旧唐書」には倭国は古の倭奴国である.日本国は倭国の別種である."倭奴"は元来日本語,その(中国語)漢字の読み方.倭奴は音訳します.

邪馬台 ( Yamatai ) = ヤマト ( Yamato ) の当て字
邪馬台=ヤマト王朝の原初/大和朝廷の祖 (中国側での音を当てた,と思っております)

この時代にはまだ名称を漢字表記していなかったので.中国でも日本でも韻にどんな漢字を当てても良かったはずである.

その他の国 ( other tribal nations in ancient Japan )

邪馬台国の北方にある国の、対馬国から投馬国までの国の他に、国名のみが記される斯馬国、己百支国、伊邪国、都支国、彌奴国、 好古都国、不呼国、姐奴国、對蘇国、蘇奴国、 呼邑国、華奴蘇奴国、鬼国、爲吾国、鬼奴国、 邪馬国、躬臣国、巴利国、支惟国、烏奴国、奴国(先に詳細が記されている奴国と同一とする説がある)があり、邪馬台国はこれら20数カ国を支配していた。日本列島の全てを支配した訳ではなく領域外の国々もあり、特に南の狗奴国の男王卑弥弓呼と不和で戦争状態にあった。

source: 魏志倭人伝 - Wikipedia
 
I believe those indigenous tribes ( tribal nations of ancient Japan ) recorded in Book of Wei ( Wei Zhi 魏志倭人伝 ) were originally northern continental Asian nomadic clans closely related to 烏桓 or 烏丸 ( Wuhuan ) 鮮卑 ( Mongol-Xianbei ) 匈奴 ( Mongol-Xiongnu ) 契丹 ( Khitan ).Authentic ancient Chinese history chronicles documented these 4 northern 东胡 ( 東胡 ) Nomadic tribes had custom of 削り取る髪 ( shaved foreheads ).

Donghu - Wikipedia

Khitan people - Wikipedia

Wuhuan - Wikipedia

Xianbei - Wikipedia

No,Wa-jins ( or Yamato people ) weren't Chinese or the other NE Asian.

photo ( L ): mural painting of ancient 契丹 Khitan horshmen
photo ( R ): hair style of ancient 匈奴 Mongol Xiongnu
 

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