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Hardly any reason to return to the emperor. To quote Wikipedia if I may: > The Records of the Grand Historian says he came to a place with "flat plains and wid
by winkeyless 7y ago
Hardly any reason to return to the emperor. To quote Wikipedia if I may:
> The Records of the Grand Historian says he came to a place with "flat plains and wide swamps" (平原廣澤) and proclaimed himself king, never to return.
> Ancient scholars credited Xu Fu for being the founding father, and catalyst of the development of ancient Japanese society.
- garmaine 7y agoExcept that genetically there is no connection between China and Japan...
- stjohnswarts 7y agoLol WTF are you talking about? If you diff Chinese and Japanese DNA (typical population) there is a hell of a lot less than if you were to do the same with a European or African genetics. Of course Japanese and Chinese genetics overlap a lot; so of course they're related, but distinct genetic groups.
- garmaine 7y agoRacial stereotyping aside, genetic and anthropological studies show no connection between the mainline populations of Japan and China. They derive from different migrations into asia.