Yamato People

Shang Dynasty






Zhou Dynasty






Warring State






Qin (Chin) Dynasty






Han Dynasty






3 Kingdom (WEI / SHU HAN / WU)






Jin (Jurchen @ Manchu) & 16 Kingdom






Southern & Northern Dynasty






Sui Dynasty






Tang Dynasty




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Liao (Khitan) Dynasty






Western Xia (Xixia (Tangut Tibetan)






Jin (Jurchen @ Manchu)






Song Dynasty






Yuan Dynasty (Mongol)







Ming Dynasty







Qing (Ching) Dynasty (Manchu)




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3 times Jurchen @ Manchu conquer China

Different Weather Bro

Early Samurai Era 200-1500
















Japanese traditional Shoes/Sandal



Zori Tatami






Setta






Wooden Geta






Waraji

Tang = Cantonese people

Liao = Khitan


Song = Han


Western Xia = Tibetan

Coming Soon Han Korean 3 Kingdom Warrior

Han Korea


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han

Emishi / Ainu / Utari


The Emishi were a group of people who lived in northeastern Honshu in what is today known as the Tohoku region. They are referred to as michi no oku in contemporary sources. Some Emishi tribes opposed and resisted the rule of the Japanese Emperors during the late Nara and early Heian periods (7th–10th centuries AD). More recently, scholars believe that they were natives of northern Honshu who were descendants of those who produced the Jōmon culture. They are thought to have been related to the Ainu. The separate ethnic status of the Emishi is not in doubt, based on a separate language from Japanese that scholars have not been able to reconstruct, but can be inferred from the use of interpreters who were needed to communicate between the Japanese and the Emishi, and the many Ainoid place names left in the Tōhoku. The famous Emishi generals who fought in the Thirty-Eight Years' War (AD 774 to 811), Moro and Aterui, have non-Japanese names as well.













Yamato (Japanese People)


Origin from Baekje / Goguryeo / Silla Of Korea


Some of the famous (not all) clans in Feudal Japan.


Soga Clan 蘇我氏
Ouchi Clan 大内氏
Gwisil Clan 鬼室
Kikuchi clan 菊池氏
Kudara no Konikishi clan 百済王
Shōna clan 肖奈
Koma clan 高麗
Nakatomi clan 中臣氏
Fujiwara clan 藤原氏
Tachibana clan 橘氏
Tatara clan 多々良氏
Sue clan 陶氏
Taira clan 平氏*


"According to Shinsen-shōjiroku (新撰姓氏録), a list of aristocratic names officially compiled by the Yamato Imperial Court in 815, one-third of the noble families on the list had their origins in China or Korea. Of the 1,182 listed, 163 were from China, and more than 240 were from the Korean peninsula (104 from Baekje, 41 from Goguryeo, and 9 from Silla)."





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRlBWzz00os

Battle of Wits aka (Bokko @ Mohist)



Final Chapter Bokko Manga Volume 11

Jurchen (Manchu) Invasion in Korea



Heaven's Soldiers (2005)





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uwLKSlb8Xg

Manchukuo (Manchuria) 1938

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16IVkiVQut8