Eternally Divided | The Animated History of North & South Korea
2021 ж. 22 Ақп.
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A land shrouded in ancient myth and centuries of history. Sometimes forgotten between its larger neighbours, Korea is far more than a chapter in someone else's book.
#korea #north #southkorea
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Korea history Gojoseon : Invaded from China 3 Kingdoms period : Invaded from China Goryeo : Invaded from Mongols Joseon : Invaded from Japan and Manchu Korea empire : Invaded from Japan and Western This is why Korea makes zombie movies well. They are immortal.
@@duran5874 china=侵略掠夺的国玺
@@duran5874 你这是什么意思？你上次不是说你不会忘记天安门而且必定找回民主主义吗 너 이게 무슨 뜻이야?너는 지난번에 천안문도 잊지 않고 민주주의도 반드시 되찾겠다고 말했잖아 上次说要为香港示威加油的是什么? 그럼 홍콩 시위를 응원한다고 말했던건 뭐야? 赞成维吾尔族人独立,欢迎啊 위구르인들의 독립에 찬성한다니 환영이야 看你用韩语说怀念刘晓波,你是好人啊 류샤오보가 그립다고 한국어로 말하는걸 보니 넌 좋은 사람이야 你用韩文问过"想知道西藏人民是怎么被共产党镇压的吗?" 티베트인들이 어떻게 공산당에 탄압받았는지 알고싶다고 한글로 물어보았구나? 在这里见到"法轮功"修炼者,真高兴。 对下一个集结地应该很清楚吧? 여기서 파룬궁 수련자를 만나다니 정말 반가워. 다음 집결지는 잘 알고 있겠지? 习近平领导的反对独裁"的演讲用韩文写的好听了。 现在是付诸行动的时候了。 시진핑의 독재에 반대한다는 내용의 한글로 쓴 연설 잘 들었어. 이제는 행동으로 옮길 때야.. 天安门相关活动进展顺利 천안문 관련 활동은 잘 되어가고 있어 小心被当局逮住 / 工作一结束手机就销毁 당국에 걸리지 않도록 조심해 / 일이 끝나면 핸드폰은 파기하도록
@@duran5874 ㅋ
They invaded, but never succeed.
Result (Only the wars you mentioned) Gojoseon: lost to China 3 Kingdoms period: beat China Goryeo: lost to Mongolia Joseon: beat Japan but lost to Manchuria Korean empire: beat France, the United States withdrew, but lost to Japan
Love to all Koreans from Germany
You guys know what it was like to be divided too.
@@whatislife891 and have communist vs capitalists
from east, or west??
@@user-nt3iv1se3z I'm from the west, but I also have good friends in the east. Thank god it doesn't make a huge difference anymore, but there's still work to be done
@@Strudel862 감사합니다 ♥
Meanwhile current year: Korean history: exists* China: I made that
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@Pallas Athena As chinese in our history books and in maps as in olympics too says everything is ours and that we invented it. No one else did and tells citizens that. And that we are powerful and is great. We are first in any countries. So many of these. Fabricated history that I dislike. Our media claims Japan korea vietnam Taiwan Cambodia Philippines is part of our country. I cant expose due to restrictions but I did. Wish me luck with police coming or ccp
in your opinion how much of korean history and culture is chinese or chinese influenced?
우리나라랑 거의 똑같네 ㅋㅋ 한국:한복 일본:초밥 중국:모두 내꺼야
My grandfather fought for South Korea in the Korean War as a medic. He understandably refuses to talk about what he experienced there. Now I get to peacefully live and work here thanks to his sacrifice.
We salute him.Thank for this sacrifice and hard work ❤️.
당신의 할아버지 덕분에 지배당하고 공산화될뻔한 나라가 70년만에 세계의 강대국계열에 도달하였습니다. 매우 감사합니다.
as a korean, I really appreciate to your grandfather
@@user-xg1jg5vs6h 9:20 is this 'richest armies' or how can i spell that? could you spell that
RIP we thank your grandfather a lot
I feel tragedy of Korean people well. Hopefully they will be united into one country. Koreans are really tough people. Love from Poland.
Wish granted: north korea conquers South Korea and commits countless war crimes indoing so.
@@grayfox6930 lmao
My love to Poland people too. I know this ..might sound weird and crazy. But I would rather help Japan than North Korea. You will never know how N.K soldiers were hostile to S.K soldier during a few local battle.( War is still ongoing, and two Korea just cease fire each other) oh my English is getting worse cause, I havent used it in my real life. ㅠ.ㅠ
@@user-bn5pq7bh5g Korea should ally with Japan. I propose that.
also i am still pissed at my country on what we did
interesting fact: The name Goryeo(Koryŏ), a shortened form of Goguryeo(Koguryŏ), was adopted as the official name in the 5th century, and is the origin of the English name "Korea"
u can see the name in North Korean airplane
Yep!
Nevertheless, China claims that Goguryeo is the history of China. Of course, it's Korean history.
Yep,Thanks to the Arabian merchants who visited Goryeo.
@@dmddo7890 absolute idiots. One even literally spam-trolled me on some video about that lmao
Korea in the 900 has a very sad history. It is truly amazing that after so much suffering, today it is one of the richest countries in the world. Much love from Italy 🇮🇹
Thanks
Most people in Korea love Italy and respect Italian history and culture.
정확힌 한국의 절반
Seeing how far just South Korea has gotten with garnering international clout in the past 10 years, makes me imagine how much they'd accomplish if the country was unified once again.
@@damienlee1165 美国之子
Love to all Koreans from America! I’m acutely trying to start learning Korean, and might go to South Korea at some point.
welcome!
God speed my friend
@@blutori What do you mean?
Why not to the north?
@@HugoDiasR 위험하거든요
I travelled to South Korea before covid-19 and the country is so beautiful. Their transportation system shocked me is cheap and good, most of all very clean compared to New York city's disgusting subways lol. Their food is delicious and in many cases interesting like kimchi, it took me a little but I really enjoy eating it. They love spicy foods. Chicken and Coffee shops everywhere! Really want to go there again
do you eat lobster?
Come come ~
America has public transport too!? Wow never knew that👍
@@nitusrivastava7803 why not???
@@nitusrivastava7803 it depends where and often it sucks lol
Holy s**t you have no idea how happy I am that you did the history of Korea. (Me being Korean) How rare is this?! Love your animated histories btw 😁😁👏👏
Many people want to know more about Korea :)
Well, your country has a very interesting history. Humanity could learn so much from it
@@Sandra-lu3riThere was a news that Cambridge is making four detailed Korean history books, which is planned to completed in 2023. You can look forward to it. And I recommend you youtube channel 우물 밖의 개구리 Book published by Bodleian liabrary, 2-volumed Korean treasures. , which is sold in gmarket global.
@Elijah's Playground 우리잼민이 신나?^^
I never knew Korea had such an interesting History, this was incredible
As a Korean, I would like to pay huge gratitude for your efforts on making this video. Although understanding about other countries' history is very difficult due to the language barrier, you showed deep and thorough knowledge for Korean history.
I love your country. Manhwa has made my life so much more worth living. -From an American
he he meme eyepatch guy
Hey,lets be friends..I love korea.
"Sir you've been in a coma since 1948" "Oh boy I can't wait to cross the 38th parallel to see my neighbours again.' "Yeah about that..."
Koreans must always be strong to avoid invasion by neighboring countries.
I agree, but I'd say that north and south korea are examples of invasion by the PROC and the US. (This isn't to diminish the fighting of Koreans on both sides, though)
And became stronger without invading other countries.
Bruh they have alot of allies like eu us japan and un
like vietnam
Korea had always been one of the top 7 most populated nation in the world from the ancient time to 19th centuries but they were unlucky that China was their neighbor, who had the 30~50 times more population than Korea
Fun facts about Gyeongju, the capital of the Silla dynasty of Korea: 1. Some Arabian records say there were so many gold in the city that even some house roofs were decorated by gold and the air was so clean that it could heal a person 2. It was the 4th largest city in the world at that time 3. It was the second longest city which was the capital of a country in the world(1000 years of Silla)
와 한국인 ㅋㅋㅋ
제가 영어를 잘 못해서 그런디 일본의 만행도 알려주세요
@@useraabbccbb 이미 영상에서 충분히 나온듯
그리고 신라어의 구결음을 본따 만든 문자가 바로 히라가나 가타가나입니다
@@bourneethan3190 그건 아직 설중 하나임 정식인거 마냥 말하지 마셈
i just visited Yeosu last weekend and was soooo excited to see the statue of Yi Sunsin and the geobukseon because he's one of my fav historical figures! this is a really simple and well-made video for those looking to learn some of the basics of korean history
Battle of Myeongnyang, Yi Sun Shin's 13 ships against over 300 Japanese ships. Didn't lose a single boat in ALL his battles of about 2 dozen. I couldn't believe it at first but once you learn what tactics each side used, you understand. Yi Sun Shin goated.
@RisingSunCountry better than doyotomi
@RisingSunCountry Except for Emperor Tenji in the Yamato period and Yasu Tokugawa in the Edo period, I don't really like Japanese history. Very cruel.
@RisingSunCountry 엿이나 먹어라 매국노야 프사부터 일장기네
@RisingSunCountry you are Japanese?
I'm half Korean and was raised in the U.S. I know so little about my ancestry but I can't help but feel so much pride in seeing a culture thrive despite being in the middle of a tug-of-war since its development.
1910-1945 The Korean Peninsula was Japanese territory. During that time, there were World War I and World War II, but it developed because there was no damage to the Korean Peninsula. The Korean Peninsula was devastated after 1945.
@@YA-fi3ng ha ha ha you don,t know 731部隊 and 日本軍性奴隸制度, 乙未事変? ⚆_⚆
Mee too
@@YA-fi3ng Unlike Taiwan, Korea has been a sovereign country with autonomy for a long time. The fact that Japan invaded it is a loss to Koreans, but why do you say something strange? Looking at your profile picture, you are wearing a war criminal flag and you are a despicable person who follows Japanese fascist war criminals. Do sincere reflection like Germany and don't distort history like now. What you say is what a historical revisionist who glorifies war crimes would say.
Same here. As I research I find deep pride in my heritage and encourage you to find as much as you can about our culture together!
It is such an honor to have those warm comments from many other countries. Seems that the world is not that cold than expected :) Have a nice day good friends, Love you all.
good day:)
It's the governments who're greedy assholes. There's lots of ordinary people who're rooting for the two Koreas ... 💔 I'm Kurdish myself and we're also going through our own issues for the same reasons as you guys - the greediness of the worlds bullies 🤦🏻♀️
flatest of all asians owe everything to the USA, corea is the number one culture theives in the world and most unappreciative so they adopt more unwanted babies out to the USA than anywhere in the world who grow up because of their dna to be terrible monkeys who should have never been born. get a reality check you know nothing of asia or the culture stealers
Much love to the Koreans from Turkey! The history from 1892 onwards is sad :/ I hope Korea reunites soon!
Much love to our brothers and sisters in Turkey!
thank you Turkey, our big brother we will never forget the help you gave us during the World War
@@PoloML 🇹🇷♥️🇰🇷
I heard sometime ago that Turkey was no.1 place where Korean newly weds go for honeymoon lol. Love you guys! Especially the food too! lol
@@khagan5951 Turkey formed a brotherhood alliance with Goguryeo. We remember that history.
On the way home from work, felt like learning about a countries history and found this video. Kept me engaged throughout and now probably gonna binge your videos 😂
I currently live in South Korea (originally coming from London) and this video really helped me to understand the country more! I've always wanted to learn more about different country's histories and this video made it so easy to follow! Thank you so much!
I really hope the two Koreas reunite one day.
@@deividasnavickas says who?
@@deividasnavickas how many koreans have you personally met lmfaoo and where are your sources. dont speak for koreans if you aren’t one
@@aymoshrooms6416 i'm south korean and i oppose the reunification 나는 우리에게 득이 될게 없는 통일에 반대합니다
@@aymoshrooms6416 im south korean and my generation do not want unification
It's kinda hot potato, many Koreans fear the consequences of the unification, but almost none of them would want any other country around Korea to take the land either.
I highly suggest “MR. SUNSHINE”. It is about a Korean American. It also covers the righteous army.
It was an interesting show from that perspective. But the Korean American part is highly unrealistic and would never really have happened tbh lol.
a united korea would actually be horrifying because if another korean war happens america and china will be at war with eachother
@@gamechester9137 Yes. And at the same time we’re a country that DESERVES to be united lol. Makes it soooooo much more complicated.
@@jasonlee0290 Agree
It also covers jhope a korean rapper
i've been waiting for this video, it was such a great watch man 👍
This is fantastic! Hilarious dr. Silla joke, interesting commentary on linguistic usefulness of phonetic Hangul, in-depth historical timeline -SUBSCRIBED👏🏻
Gojoseon: BC2333-BC108, 2441 YEARS Goguryeo: BC37-668, 705 YEARS Baekje: BC18-660, 678 YEARS Shilla: BC57-935, 992 YEARS Balhae: 698-926, 228 YEARS Goryeo : 918-1392, 474 YEARS Chosun: 1392-1896, 504 YEARS If you check the average duration of the Chinese dynasties and the average retention period of all countries in the world, you can see how well the dynasties in Korean history have been maintained. It is important to recognize that the period of invasion in the history of the Korean dynasty, which averages more than 500 years, is a short period of time.
Balhae and Goguryeo was good day for Korea when it was respected and feared but due to our sheer stupidity and selfishness we became so weak that we were reduced to smaller countires and subjugated as vassal states
This is a very good point that everyone miss, especially korean themselves.
@@alienelephant4721 Korea had tributary relationship with China but Joseon was independent country. The Chinese tributary system was a largely symbolic Confucian world order with its basis in trade & philosophical relations between foreign states & various Chinese dynasties. Its relation to the sovereignty of some states was flexible & diverse. Larger states (e.g., Joseon Korea & Japan) enjoyed full sovereignty in both domestic & foreign affairs, & their intl status cannot be considered ' dependent states'.
Just keep in mind that "Gojoseon" is supposed to mean "The Chosun that came before Chosun". There is zero information that one or multiple kingdoms even existed during this time, no name (since there are no records), nothing, all we have is pottery and basic artifacts, nothing resembling kingdom administration like writings, coins, or the like. Most could as well just have been simple settlements of a handful of people.
고조선이 기원전 2333년에 건국됐다는건 서거정이 동국통감에서 정통성을 강조하려고 한 신화적 서술에 불과함. 실제로 저때부터 고조선이 있었다는 실증적 증거는 아예 없음
7:49 : Hubalhae 허우보하이 → Hubalhae 후발해 ㅐ[ae] is a long e sound like 'a' sound in air, ask, arrow. and ㅜ[u] is a strong u sound like 'w' sound in cow, saw, bow.
Not 'saw'
Yep more like who ball hay
실제 당시 발음은 아마 허우보하이가 아닐지는 모르지만.. 일단 현재의 후발해 같은 발음은 아닙니다. 아마 중앙아시아쪽 발음이랑 비슷하지 않았을까 하고.. 아마 상세하게 조사되면 많은 부분에서 좋은쪽이든 나쁜쪽이든 놀라게 될 날이 올것 같은 상상이 드네요.
영상을 보면 백제도 [벡제]라고 발음한거 보면 의도적으로 그 당시 발음으로 말한거같아요
@@cncn29870 그렇게 따지면 발해가 보하이가 돼야지 왜 발해라고 나옵니까 ㅋㅋ 그냥 실수인거 같은데
This is a genuinely excellent episode. Thanks so much.
Intersting and very well made. Good job!
During the Korean War my country of denmark sent the arguably most famous hospital ship MS Jutlandia under the UN flag
*bows in respect *
Denmark is also a great nation, home of Legos. I say they are the best toys in the world
Very cool to see this comment, just visited a beautiful monument dedicated to 6 countries that sent hospital ships to Korea here in Busan.
Cool
@@9MarliN4 there is made a documentary called jutlandia lasted med håd
신경 안 써도 괜찮은 자잘하고 미세한 오류들(내용은 정확한데 그림 표현이나 사람 표현이 약간씩 틀림)제외하면 이 영상 진짜 진국이네 ㅋㅋㅋ 독도 정확하게 칠해져있는거 보고 감동받음
후 신라 머임
@@cucu2id You are Indian
ㄹㅇ 외국인이 이 정도면 신경 많이 썼지
다 알아 들은척 역겹네 ㅋㅋ
독도가 아니라 울릉도 그린거 아님?
This is such a great video, thank you for making and sharing this! I’m learning Korean, and I’ve just finished reading Pachinko, and I have such great respect for the resilience of Koreans. Much love from Australia.
Love these videos man!
Admiral Yi Sun Sin is the most respected korean and greatest admiral in history! ❤
@Ann Nifödova Was that a typo? Literally everyone in South Korea knows him lol. There's even a statue of him.
@Ann Nifödova there's a statue of the Great Admiral Yi Sun Sin right in the center of downtown Seoul, infront of Gyeongbokgung Palace. What do you mean no one in Korea knows him?
@Ann Nifödova we have multiple movies about him, museums about him, books about him, songs about him, records about him, statues about him, and learn during school too
@Ann Nifödova litterly everyone in the nation knows about him brodie maybe not kindergartens
@Ann Nifödova What makes you think people don't know him?
So sad we know so little about those beautiful cultures in the east. I dream of traveling to those places some day in my life.
Recommend you the movie , , , and drama .
I'm sitting in Song-do, right now..watching this video and eating a Hershey's icecream cone..cheers!
Don't forget THAT INDIA IS ASIA!!!!
You will enjoy warmest and kind people in south korea.dont be so shocked Seoul probably have more tall buildings than ny.
@@nitusrivastava7803 Yes, we know. This is a video about the history of KOREA, not INDIA.
You should make correct video. 10:59 Korea had tributary relationship with China but Joseon was independent country. The Chinese tributary system was a largely symbolic Confucian world order with its basis in trade & philosophical relations between foreign states & various Chinese dynasties. Its relation to the sovereignty of some states was flexible & diverse. Larger states (e.g., Joseon Korea & Japan) enjoyed full sovereignty in both domestic & foreign affairs, & their intl status cannot be considered ' dependent states'.
Thank you.
Love to Korea all the way from Egypt 🇪🇬❤️
I recently visited Hurghada
That was very well put together. Thanks for making this comprehensive video
One of the reasons King Sejong made Hangul Because the language of Korea is different from that of China.
Chinese language is an ideography system that could be read in different dialects, meanwhile Hangul is a phonography system that read Chinese characters in Korean dialect, but Hangul was set as official writing system is because of low literacy. It caused some problem that today Korans can not understand the meaning of hangul characters if hangul not used in sentence.
@Master Mollang it is hard to compare because Latin language system costs more letters than Chinese charactors when express one same meaning sentence
@@ffakerr8159 Theoretically yes korean should have some problems understanding meaning of a word that’s not in a sentence. And yet one more thing needs to be considered is there is a limited list of words that koreans actually use often in daily curcumstance(like all the other languages), so the chance to spot a korean confused by written words is relatively small.
Well, the accent was different but korea used to use chinese back then. King Sejong made Hangul because chinese was hard to learn and most of the people didn't know it.
@@ffakerr8159 kkk so english also phonography system so. english also can not understand meaning?? idiot
Thank you for treating Korean History! I feel so grateful!
I'm so happy that you finally made a history of Korea!!! Thanks a lot :D
As a Korean, I'm proud and happy that you did a history of Korea!
are u north korean
@@denhsalem9824 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ와우 무지
@@denhsalem9824 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋyes we are lol
@@user-nn6ye1dc7o 오 한국인 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 근데 북조선 사람 이래 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@denhsalem9824 my grandfather is from North Korea so I guess a lil bit
Omg yesss. I’ve been waiting for you 😩❤️❤️
Thank you for concise history in entertaining format. Lots to think about.
History and the past have never failed to amaze me. Thanks for the videos.
Honestly one of the best coherent and easy-to-follow history channels on this app. Surprised you're not at a million subs already!!! Keep it up!!
This is one of the best Korean history YT content ever. wow super impressed by the details and research.
remind me of some old saying , history is being written by the winners , weak country has no diplomacy ( as in they are not able to determent their own path ) Korean history is truely very fascinating
Yes. If you look at the details, Korea have been enjoyed full sovereignty in both domestic & foreign affairs for thousands of years until 1882. And Korea has never been disappeared from the map until 1910.
Best video I’ve ever watched on your channel
*Invader conquer the Korea* Korean government: I surrender! Invader: Haha, easy. Korean Civilian: SO YOU'VE CHOSEN DEATH.
Lol
Good mem
세계 역사는, 침략 점령에서, 피침략에서 건넜다.당신이 이야기하고 있는 고구려, 대부분의 영토는 중국에 있다.
@@user-yy4cq1sy9o nihao
I actually lived in the old capital of Gaya, Gimhae, for a year. It has a really interesting history as well. It was kind of like the Switzerland of Korea at the time, maintaining its independence by trading with everyone and staying neutral. It was most famous for its iron, which it traded to the three other kingdoms as well as Japan.
I looked it up, and there are a lot of ruins to see in the city and the scenery is nice. Gaya is one of the countries with low presence in ancient Korean history, so only one drama has been made. But even that drama didn't get good reviews. In addition, it failed to become centralized and eventually became a part of Silla.
Are you korean? Suprising that you know that much!
영상 재미있게 봤어요😆💗 진짜 함축적으로 역사를 잘 표현한 것 같아여😉
정말 재미있게 보았습니다! 깊은 이해와 통찰이 담긴 역사 다큐멘터리를 제작해주셔서 감사합니다. 깊이있는 이해를 위한 자막도 기대하겠습니다 🥰
한국역사가 대단한건 중국이랑 인접해있는 국가들 중에서 실질적으로 동화되지않고 민족성을 지킨 드문 케이스라는 거임. 한국말고도 동북아에는 다양한 나라가 있었는데 지금은 사실상 한국, 베트남, 몽골말곤 중국에 먹혔지. 섬나라는 논외로 하고
사실 베트남도 천년간이나 중국에 의해 지도에서 사라졌다가 중세에 와서야 겨우 독립하죠. 국체를 온전히 유지한 중국 주변국은 한국이 거의 유일함
어느나라나 흥망성쇠가 있는법인데 하필 조선이 망국으로 가던 타이밍에 재수없게 제국주의 시대가 겹쳐버려서 19세기 후반~20세기 초반을 통째로 날려먹은게 너무 뼈아프죠 고대부터 고려까지 강국이었다가 조선 이후로도 줄곧 중박은 치던 나라였는데. 하필 개화기역사를 말아먹어서 약소국 프레임이 씌워진게 참..
하필 또 그 시기 조선에 찾아온 게 '오페르트'ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 쇄국해서 망했다고는 해도 ㄹㅇ 쇄국할만했음
굳이 빵셔틀 해서 잘 살아남았다고 대단하다고 하면 .... 머 이것도 대단하긴 한건데. 좀더 크게 생각해야지.
@@user-wc6nh4tt4y 한국보다 중국과의 전쟁에서 많이 이겨본 나라가 몇이나 될것 같아요? 수나라는 고구려와 싸우다 나라가 망해버렸고, 당나라는 고구려에 계속 패하다가 신라와 동맹후 고구려와 백제를 멸망시켰는데도 신라와의 전투에서 패하면서 결국 도망갔죠. 잃어버렸던 북방은 발해가 당과의 전쟁에 이기면서 되찾아옵니다. 요나라는 고려를 침략했다가 박살이 났고, 덕분에 목숨을 건진 송나라는 고려에 설설 기었었죠. 원나라의 침략을 받은 유라시아 대륙의 나라 대부분이 지도에서 사라질때 고려는 수십년을 싸워서 결국 국체를 보존합니다. 심지어 인조에게 치욕을 안기고 중국사 최대의 영토를 차지한 청나라조차도 임진왜란으로 조선이 약해지기 전까지 조선에게 지속적으로 정벌 당하면서 조선쪽으로는 기왓장하나 안던지고 조선을 부모의 나라로 섬기겠다고 애달프게 맹약 하던 여진족이 세운 나라였습니다. 살아남은데에는 그만한 이유가 있습니다.
Thank you for making this video. I really appreciate the candid content which lot of people find uncomfortable to speak out.
Amazing video! Keep up the good work! Just small nitpicking at 6:37, I believe it should be "east" instead of "north" (at least according to the name, "dong" in the word "andong" is Chinese for east)
Love your introductory music
Love South Korea from Hong Kong 🇭🇰🇰🇷
I love Hong Kong.
hope you'll get well. Support your independence
I'll support independence of 🇭🇰
@@ksy7348 I’m from hk.We want only democracy.but we don’t want independence.
4:37 Gwantago (X) -> Gwanggaeto (O)
Thank u for making this video
This is the correct history. Great Job explaining!
I’m fully appreciated of your video which is explaining well about the History of Korea, it was really educable and clear information to understand!!! Thanks again
If Korea ever becomes one nation I would Cry of Pure Happiness and Get Blacked out drunk from Celebrating it
What if it was under the North?
@@bakh554321 you would probably have to celebrate the same way if that happened
@@bakh554321 😂 OUR Korea
It would HOPEFULLY go down like east and west Germany
And I'll be there with you 🇰🇷
오 뭐야 좋은 영상이네요 감사합니다 다음부터는 자막도 있으면 휠씬좋을꺼 같아요!
I appreciate the appeal to empathy--to "feeling" history and not just recounting it. I was edified by this video. Thank you!
Poland of the far East.
Lol
But Poland is too weak for south korea to compare.
@@cosmicdust5572 it just depends on allies
@@cosmicdust5572 They are comparible in my Korean opinion
@@hannibalbarca7220 - In what way? Would you mind saying?
Wow korea is so underrated in warfare. Basically pioneers of the proto missle launchers and armored naval ships
I think he was an outlier. Actually way above average in terms of patience and strategies. All nations have at least one super hero(not superman) maybe
These videos are brilliant.
Goguryeo had a strong "dictator" Yeongaesomun, so when he died, his sons had inheritance issues, which split Goguryeo and weakened it. Goguryeo, Silla, and Baekjae are origins of Korea's rich culture such as Kimchi, Hanbok, and Gat. Goguryeo had a heating system called "Ondol", which is only distinctly used in Korean culture. This proves that Korean culture is deep rooted from Goguryeo and other ancient countries :)) Balhae succeeded Goguryeo. Btw thanks for covering Korea
😂😂😂
😓That's Gaogouli not goguryeo. And The origins of korea are Silla, Baekjae, Kaya not Gaogouli.
@@okfun5276 are you a korean, thats more of chinese or japanese way
@@okfun5276 No.. Are you chinese?
@@okfun5276한국인으로서 고구려는 한국의 적합한 영토이자 우리 한민족의 문화와 유산입니다..
이런 영상을 만들어주셔서 감사합니다 🙏 Thank you for making this video 🙏
Neighboring countries did have some influence to Korea, but Korean nation was actually one of the most independent nation of all time. Before the kingdom of Joseon, most Korean monarchs were called emperors in the record and some countries payed tribute to Korea, the rulers of Joseon mostly seek peace based on Confucian ideology so they tried to stay well with most other countries. When Korea gave tribute to China, China gave a lot more rewards in return, so according to "조선왕조실록" the record of Joseon monarchy, the king sent too much tribute in a year so the Chinese restricted the number of sending tribute. Manchuria and Mongolia also invaded Korea, but again, Korea was nominally a vassal state of them, but they didn't really interfere much on the ruling of the country and that applied to most East Asian countries like Vietnam and Japan when they were invaded by foreign country. In my opinion, this video is actually one of the best video so far about Korean history made by a non-Korean. A lot of other videos about the Korean history have biased Chinese/Japanese and colonial sources where it focuses mostly on foreign invasions of Korea. As seen through that Korean kingdoms mostly lasted more than 5 centuries the country historically was rather peaceful than most of European countries. In fact, Korea has more successful repels of the invasion that is not widely known like the siege of Yodong where Koreans repelled one of the biggest armies in number before ww2. (A Mongol general once said Korea is the country where people resisted the most and fought) But in this video I can see that a lot of research was done to make this video. Lastly, Thank you for making the history of Korea.
The way I see it is, China: We can technically eventually beat Korea but it will be the most pyrrhic victory of all time, so we will have them send tribute and we will just leave them alone Korea: We can work with this
In fact, it was recorded in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty that Shinha said that he would send a tribute to the Ming Dynasty to solve the economic difficulties.
Thank you. This presentation on Korea is well done - simple, enlightening and stimulating interest to learn more.
Thank you for making! 7:49 Hubalhae 허우보하이 x -> 후발해 ㅇ
미국인이나 영국인이 발음 하기 어려울거에요
@어이가 읎는 사름 '골'이라는 단어를 뼈로 직역한것 같음 ㅋㅋㅋ
@@dyddls0311중국발음임 后渤海
As a korean, I can only say but amazed by accurancy of this history video. Not perfect, but close enough(No offence!)
Just out of curiosity, what was different in the video from what u know? :)
@Ann Nifödova Then what classifies as a real Korean?
@@sophiaB270 well I'm a Korean and I couldn'f find anything I disagreed with. I am simply very happy that there is a "foreigner" who explained our history so accurately, despite so much effort from China & Japan to distort it to their advantage. (No offense to the people, but this is unfortunately very true)
@@justinkim5946 I agree. Koreans never hate most Chinese and Japanese people. I enjoyed studying with my Chinese classmate and working with my Japanese colleagues. We only feel bitter against some of them when they make hate speech against Korea or Koreans.
@@sophiaB270 Yi Shun Sheen is the most famous general
i love your videos! can you possibly put subtitles for people hard of hearing? thank you!
Thank you for making this video which I will show my daughter...it is really good!
I love your videos! They are engaging and I actually use them in my classes. An animated history of the Philippines please... ;)
8:04 지금 누가 기침 소리를 내었어?
누구인가? 누가 기침소리를 내었는가?
시...심영이옵니다.
궁예는 왕건이 몰아내서 그 나라가 고려가 됬답니당
겅여~
Really appreciate the history lessons through simple production value. Doesn’t pull punches which is good. But at the same time maybe forgets to put into perspective and the progression of nations and corresponding actions delivered because of, wait for it… wait for it… history.
Korea is no stranger to divisions. The peninsula had three warring kingdoms in its early years, then became unified. But got divided again during the cold war.
I much appreciate the persistent year stamps on the stop left! This is a necessary feature that many other history channels lack.
true
It definitely helps put things input perspective.
I am Korean and I think that this video content is well organized, even if I understand the inevitable brevity of our history due to time constraint. Well done and thanks for sharing your excellent work.
Thank you for this video! I hope through this, people can at least TRY to understand why Korea and its people are extremely homogenous. A lot of foreigners / non-Koreans complain that Koreans don't really open up to foreigners. Well... maybe their history could tell you why.
I love it!!! Thank you for his great video^^ I'm really satisfied as a Korean
Thanks for organizing the history of Korea
Those kings from Bakjae went to Japan and they were the ancestors of Japanese royals. There are Sinsas(temples) for those ancestors from Bakjae in Japan.
Yes they helped start Japanese civilization
Goguryeo was shortend Goryeo in 5th by King Jang su. Goryeo was transferred to world into Korea. Korea is the name of old dynasty Goryeo.
Great one. Reminds me about history of Finland! Interesting 👏
Just wanted to point out that the topic of comfort women in Korea is not in fact taboo and that people in Korea actively try to bring more attention to it. It's quite an important topic that more people need to be aware of.
it is taboo in the sense that you will be condemned and possibly sued for going against the popular narrative. The most prominent academic researcher is currently going through a law suit for her book which is throughly researched by academic standards.
@@Korea-Lens Can you let me know who she is?
적어도 90년대 이전까진 터부였던 것으로 보여요.. 이젠 아니지만요.ㅎㅎ 90년대 초반에 김학순님 증언으로 공론화된 것이니..
As someone who's (South) Korean on my mother's side. I really enjoyed this.
Love all koreans and their culture from Sri lanka 🇱🇰.
great video, thanks!
The intro music is so good!
Am I the only one who hears a continuous headache inducing sinus sound in this song?
@@andipopp1984 think its just you.
Love to all Koreans from Slovakia! 🇸🇰❤🇰🇷🇰🇵 I also included North Korea too- because despite having a controversial leader to say at least, I still wish the best for the people there, as most of them are definitely innocent and most importantly, they still live and their lives matter.
Thank you too!
Just found your channel. I would absolutely love if you did a video on Canada! I’m doing a cross country road trip up there next year and during the planning stage it dawned on me, I know nothing about their history! Part of what has made my US cross country road trips so enjoyable is visiting historical sites. I need to study up on Canada!
Yeap, Canada is an interesting country. Koreans believe Canadians are easygoing, laid back. Maybe it is just ne haha
@@user-bn5pq7bh5g I recently finished my road trip and can agree with you! I actually live in the US, but saw little difference between Canadians and Americans. Definitely didn’t see Canadians as being over the top polite and hardly ever heard anyone say “eh?”, saw no moose and realized they have no history. Most of the historical plaques were things that happened in the US and how that affected them.
For all the tragic events Korea is known for, it was actually quite peaceful considering how long their dynasties lasted
I love this video from all the korean history I've kind of learned from webtoon
I'm so proud of Korea. A big thank you to the countries that helped in the Korean War.
I'm from Colombia 🇨🇴, my country helped in the Korean War. Korea and Colombia are friends
@@JuDa_ thank you 😘 you are so sweet 💗
@JuDa_ ❤I appreciate Colombia's help 한국인으로서 감사합니다
thankyou so much it was a great help for me who didn't know anythng about korea .
Korea has a completely different identity from China. Recently, China has promoted and manipulated Korean culture as its own. This allows them to guess what they want in the future. Some already Chinese say that Korea was part of China. I want people around the world to know through this video that Korea is a different people with a different language, culture, and history from China.
The Korean peninsula is very strategic and vital to the to China. China CANNOT ever defend itself fully from outside invasion lest Korea dissapear from the map. China would never hold themselves from laying claim on Korea.
What do I think of when I hear "sphere of influence?" Pylons. I must construct additional pylons. Goddamn Protoss.
Tbh, it does feel similar