We Koreans are the tallest in Asia, the whitest in Asia, and the smartest in Asia. In fact...

Sadly, that's the only identity and culture for them.

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Not a chink. I actually like korea and you guys have great history and culture. I just think you're bragging about the wrong things here when they're verifiable false. If you want to shit on japan just bring up the fact that their royal family are part korean, or all the shit brought into japan from korea. If you want to shit on china, i shouldn't even need to tell you how to do that. You should know that already.
Tldr: learn to b8 and bant better

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Takashi gohan desu yo

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>I actually like korea and you guys have great history and culture.

Tell me even the one of the name of Korean culture?

hangul

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yes, korea is the best among the first world countries and hence #blminkorea

Japonic language speaking people called Yayoi came to the peninsula in 1500 BC from sangdong china , and the Koreanic speaking Tungus people came to the peninsula a lot later in 300 BC from Manchuria
It is a 1200 year gap.
It is impossible that this is the same people.

Yayoi means nothing but an ancient Japonic race. Its an ancient East Asian people who were speaking Japonic language with no Japanese or Korean identity of now were formed yet.

Most linguists today see the Japonic languages as their own distinct language family, not related to Koreanic, but acknowledge an influence from other language families (and vice versa). Vovin (2015) shows evidence that the early koreans borrowed words for rice cultivation from the Peninsular Japonic language According to him, the Middle Korean word ps^r (rice) is loaned from the Peninsular Japonic *wasar.

the wet rice farming is characteristic of peninsular Japonic. Even nothern Korean was learning wet rice farming from Yayoi aka Mumun people.

Also, even based on the genom survey, it shows that Peninsular Japonic speakers and Koreanic speakers were different.

Koreanic speakers, then established in Manchuria, expanded southward to the Korean Peninsula, displacing the Japonic speakers, which, in turn, caused the Yayoi migrations to Japan.

I can't tell what you're saying because the sentence is too broken, if you could say it in japanese that'd be nice. If you're asking for a historical figure though, admiral Yi sun sin was pretty cool.

As for Japanese emperor,
Korean media misinterpreted that the Japanese emperor is a descendant of Korean royal,
>but truth is, Japanese Emperor Kōnin’s concubine was descended from the Baekje royal family. And that’s all. Except it,,There is no any primary evidence suggesting the connection of japanese imperial family and Koreanic speakers people from three Korean kingdom.

Baekje royal family is the distant ancestors of the mother of Emperor Kanmu (50th generation). However, His father is Emperor Konin(49th generation) and his ancestor is all Japanese. Baekje royal family are not direct ancestor of Japanese emperor family. Japanese Emperor's direct ancestor is 27th Emperor Keitai whose existence is considered to be certain. He is Japanese from today's shiga prefecture. And they are clearly WA(yayoi) japonic race and not a nothern Koreanic speakers. I don't know why some Koreans are proud of that fact although the all emperors are Japanese

It did not say that the first emperor was from Baekje.
but truth is, Japanese Emperor Kōnin’s concubine was descended from the Baekje royal family. that’s all.

HOWEVER,
>There is all of hard evidence that straight blood line of Beakje Royal family became under the rull of Japanese and they are treated lowest rank. (蕃客 barbarian guest).
>So even from this single fact suggests that yamato was not Beakje.

all of royal family of Beakje went to japan after destruction of Beakje by the war between Beakje and Silla. and being under the imperial family of japan and being one of the clan of japan (kudara no konishiki clan), so modern korean is rather biggest enemy of Beakje. (Modern Korean is Mainly Silla.)

The Kudara no Konikishi ( 百済王) was a Japanese clan whose founder Zenkō (善光 or 禅広) was a son of King Uija, the last king of Baekje in southwestern Korea.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kudara_no_Konikishi_clan

The history of Yi sun shin is massive nationalisim of Korea
they were massacred by Samurais as like a hell on earth
But they created those story and commarcialed it to all over the world as natinalisim of Korea and only for anti japan propaganda

The reality of Yi
He could never protect of Korea anything in reality.
He ignored the ceasefire agreement.He did surprise attack against japan and he was killed by japanese by return of it .a stupid general as shit without any respectful points. He was failed protects the control of the seas and japan landed on Korea and masscered Korea and japan build wajo(Japanese castle )all over the Korea and samurai settled in Korea almost 10years as like a nightmare or real hell on earth.
in big scale ,Korean lost that war as like a hell on earth. Which part of Yi sun shin won the war seriously.

Also the iron covered turtle ship does not have any proof of existence from the first. It is biggest fake of gooks for the Anti japan nationalisim of Koreans

Imjin War is fuckig Korean nationalism for the typical anti japan statements.

Korean was fuckig loser shit in reality of imjin war and why the hell gooks proud it ?? for all the natinal scale? Are they all mentally illness of inferiority complex ?

Imjin War is fuckig Korean nationalism for the typical anti japan statements.

This is one of the biggest fake of Korean nationalisim.

Korean was fuckig loser shit in reality of imjin war and why the hell gooks proud it for all the natinal scale? Are they all mentally illness of inferiority complex ?

In reality

Casualties and losses

japan
Toyotomi regime: 100,000+[4]
unknown captives[16]
500+ ships[20]

Joseon Korea
1,000,000+ civilian and military deaths[4] (including 260,000+ troops killed or wounded)
20,000–100,000 captives[16]
157 ships[17]

Ming China
~36,000 killed[18][19]

Also In reality of Battle of Noryang

damage
Japan
Approximately 200 ships were lost (Korean data [2][3])
No any warlord was dead at all

Korea
Captain Yi Sun-shin of the Korean Army was dead in war
Lee Young-nam dead in battle[5]
Bang Deok-ryong, governor of Lu'an County, died in the war[6]
Guo Deqiang (Superintendent of Heungyang Prefecture) died in the war[7]
Lee Eon-ryang was killed in the war.
Other commanders are dead.

Ming
Lieutenant General Deng Zhilong was killed in the battle.
Other commanders are dead.

Korean military elite was massacered as hell by japanese in Battle of Noryang

And japanese landed and massacred Korean in land and made wajo(japaneee castle) in Korea as basement and settled there almost 10years

I know they're different linguistic families and such, but the yayoi came from the peninsula no? I remember reading that japan had a bunch of foreigners from the peninsula and china that they called 渡来人 during the kofun and nara period. That had to have had some impact at some point i'd imagine

Imjin war was Korean lost like in hell on earth by samurais.

Given that the conflict was fought exclusively on Korean soil, Korea ultimately suffered the most damage of the three participants.(3511 It lost a large
portion of its military strength and civilian population, had numerous cultural heritage sites damaged or destroyed and many of its technological
advancements pillaged. (3531 in many ways the invasions proved to be more devastating than any other event in the nation's history (even, arguably.
more so than the Korean War). 1352) The peninsula suffered a reduction of arable land to sixty-six percent of the prewar total, 1354) greatly hurting
Korea's mainly agricultural economy: (137) in the years that followed, famine, disease, and rebellions were widespread throughout Korea 3511 In
Kyongsang Province alone 90% of the land under cultivation was destroyed. (355) Significant losses of historical archives, cultural and scientific
artifacts (such as the Ja-gyuk-roo water clock(356), and skilled artisans resulted in a waning of Korean science 13571 The main Korean royal palaces
Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung were burned down, and Deoksugung was used as a temporary palace. The Baekjeong
(Korean natives of the lowest social rank) took advantage of the lack of internal security brought on by invasion, and set fire to changnye (Korean
government offices) in which census ledgers had been kept. 3581 The destruction of land and census registers made fiscal recovery difficult since
taxation and corvée labour were based on them. The government was forced to trade rank and titles in order to obtain napsok of grain
(355) and the
Yangbang elite, which was exempt from household taxes, exploited the occasion to increase its landholdings, thereby further depriving the central
government of taxes raised on property 359)

The total military and civilian casualties. as estimated by the late 19th-century historian. Geo H. Jones, were one million (360l and total combat
casualties were estimated at between 250.000 and 300.000 (3511 A total of over 185.000 Korean and over 29.000 Chinese troops were killed, and
an estimated 50.000 to 60.000 captives were taken by the Japanese throughout the war. 3621 Among those captured, a total of 7.500 were later
returned to Korea through diplomatic means at the conclusion of the conflict.13531 A large portion of the remaining captives were sold to European
traders - mainly Portuguese in Macau, who then resold them throughout Southeast Asia, 3641/365)
Japan didn't lose, it's just Hideyoshi died and the invasion ended. Actually, the biggest kek point here is the Imjin War wasn't even Japan vs Korea but Hideyoshi vs China and Korea, a fucking daimyo and his men singlehandedly raping China and Korea while his rival like Tokugawa didn't take part, testifying the invincibility of samurai at that age.

the "losses" are only recorded in Yi's diary and Korean cope books based on it while IRL the Japanese army conquered the entire peninsula within weeks, arguably the fastest conquest of Korea in history, massacring one million with impunity, making their master China say that China and Korea stood no chance and that only Hideyoshi's death put an end to the invasion.

The emperor himself said he was part korean though didn't he? How could they misinterpret that?
I don't usually like doing this but since it's about history, any sources on these would be very appreciated.

Basically at the ancient east asia, there is no concept and identity of modern natinalisim which concept of 民族 (minzoku) was introduced from west by waseikango(Japanese made up kamji vocabulary ) to whole east Asia at the age of the modernization. such as no modern identity of japanese or Korean or Chinese at ancient time yet.
It means in ancient Japan, there is a lot of ancient Chinese who was living in japan and being japanese of now. It call Kanjin.
At ancient Korea , there is a lot of peninsular Japonic (wajin) which is different of hanjin and Ye and Maek tribes Tungus Koreanic Manchurians people . They does not have modern territory line and modern concepts of nationality at all.

Korean Nationalist historiography depicts all the ancient peoples as "Korean". Such a loosely defined concept of the Korean race and the birth myth of the Korean nation was considered a necessary evil associated with decolonization and post-independence nation-state building. But they went too far, just like they did with Confucianism. This vicious cycle of self-brainwashing has made their view of history and nation almost a cult at this point.

Korean can't fool anyone with that stupid pseudohistory.
Being the best Chinese vassal or Lesser China had long been the source of pride in Korea, and what made Korea less Chinese and gave it the modern Korean identity is the Japanese rule and American influence. Without them, Korea would be empty.
In fact korean was using Chinese characters before japanese rule, they get rid of chinesee character as nationalisim
Which is why you are obsessed with those pathetic "Korean Origin" cope fantasies, getting laughed at by everyone in Japan and China.

Koreans are long legged TVNGVSTIC hunter BVLLS
Japanese are short legged hairy midget Jomon umpalumpas

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