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It is worth mentioning that there are many vague lines between korea and japan in terms of ancient history. Perhaps one of the secrets of Japanese emperior bloo
by jejumystery 5y ago
It is worth mentioning that there are many vague lines between korea and japan in terms of ancient history. Perhaps one of the secrets of Japanese emperior bloodline comes from Baekjae. Parts of peninsula and some japanese island includin ryuku also have separate history of ownself.
- tasogare 5y agoThe fact Kudara/Baekje kingdom is located in present day Korea does not mean it was populated with people having Korean culture and speaking Korean, as like you said some part of the peninsula has its own history. Some sort of Japonic language was spoken in the Korean peninsula[1] and the alliance between Baekje and some Japanese state at the time could have been because of related a culture. In the hypothesis it wasn't the case, Japanese are indeed good at "Japanese-washing" successful people, by ignoring their foreign roots when convenient, while doing the reverse for people less successful. A pretty recent example is that of Momofuku Ando, inventor a cup ramen, born Taiwanese. [1]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peninsular_Japonic https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peninsular_Japonic