Genetic Origins of Koreans and Stunning Japanese Claims

An in-depth analysis on Korean Genetic Origins.

Korean DNA
Ancient Korean History
Korean Genetics
Genetic Origins of Koreans
DNA Origins of Koreans

Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:52 - The First Inhabitants of Korea
2:51 - Neolithic Revolution
4:18 - Cultural and Genetic Shifts
5:34 - Influence of Han Dynasty
6:47 - The Three Kingdoms Period
7:59 - Controversies of Baekje-Japanese Links
9:53 - The Gaya Confederacy Forgotten Influence
10:49 - Controversial Japanese Influence
12:01 - The Balhae Kingdom
13:05 - Controversies over Balhae Heritage
13:59 - The Mongol Era
14:55 - Cultural Synthesis and Resistance
16:51 - Korean Diaspora
17:38 - Cultural Identity and genetic heritage

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[asadal]

Thank you for your insightful presentation on the complex dynamics of genetics, history, and politics in the context of Korea, Northeast, China and Japan.

[LostCylon]

Common trade, means that advanced tools etc. (Often the most often traded items) are found the most often. They were costly, highly prized, and protected. Yeah, a common pot gets stolen, it's a small loss. Something that costs the years wage of a common worker? That gets protected. I own two of the rarest tools known in Australia. One is the ONLY (Known then) one off, hand made and inscibed by the largest Australian toolmaker at the time, the other is one of three? (I havn't looked in a while) known examples of the earliest named metal planes made in Australia (The other two are in museums). But hey, what do I know :p

[LostCylon]

''Interdiversity'' usually means the males were killed off during a war, and the females were forced to marry the invaders.
Don't get me wrong, this often happened, especially when Rome invaded countries later also.

[angloedu]

This video doesn’t explain why “ Aryan” means “Iranian “ not Viking or Mongolian, Japanoid, or Turkic .

Asian and Caucasian, not negroid nor Shemite or Canaan or Hebrew.

These videos need to explain why Stone, Wood crafting, pottery, ax making, animal husbandry, and advanced horsemanship and sword manufacturing came from the Ural Altaic Central Asian regions of Caucasus, Mediterranean, or Asia regions and not Africa, the Middle East, Indian plateau, nor northern Europe.

[satoruchibana]

Has any genetic studies been done with N. Koreans, also what is the population diversities in North vs. south.

[ytnb]

It seems the author doesn't know that there weren't any Han Chinese back then.

[Kolossoni]

To add further context:
*North Koreans* have more Northern China-origin DNA than South Koreans (probably from the Lelang commandery mentioned in this video)
*South Koreans* have more Japan-like DNA than North Koreans (probably due to migration back and forth as mentioned also)
Seems like modern Korean genealogy has a lot to do with geography.

[ericastier]

DISLIKED FOR USING FAKE ARTIFICIAL VOICE. HAVE SOME RESPECT FOR VIEWERS AND RECORD YOUR OWN VOICE.

[whiteknuckles]

Korea was ruled by the Chinese for over a thousand years, then by Japan, and today by the US. What do you think Koreans' genetic makeup is?