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It = autistic screeching?@RedSoul bringing it
It = autistic screeching?@RedSoul bringing it
You know, just trying to start fights in the war room on a Friday afternoon...getting all this work week aggression out before I go out tonight@RedSoul bringing it
Trap? IS HE GOING TO SAY MEAN THINGS ABOUT ME ON THE INTERNET????And you're the genius falling for @faustian trap
Yes. Stop making excuses for his ignorance. The culture is completely different, and the people are also physically larger and look different than the Chinese.
I wonder if this was some kind of Freudian slip, indicating a possible deal of China absorbing NK in exchange for their support of a war.
But that's like saying India ran Burma since the Brits controlled both and India was the British main base of operations in that region.Korea was part of the Yuan dynasty. So, since the Mongols conquered both it and China, and Kublai ran his empire from China, it could be considered part of China in a way. Of course, there's absolutely no way the buffoonish clown knew this.
" AP Explains: How a single Trump sentence enraged South Korea "
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/...p-sentence-enraged-south-korea-085449930.html
The artile also says historians outside China say Korea never was part of China.
Well Sarah Palin said Africa was a country so I think you are wrong . Take your fake facts and GTFO of here.I don't blame him, Asia and Africa are two of the most confusing countries to keep up with in all of history. But if Korea and China are in fact two separate states, Trump should try to respect states' rights here
Rumor has it that when Trump was informed of how pissed off South Koreans are, he is reputed to have replied " Soo solly "
The Tang dynasty of China did not favor the Imperial position of Goguryeo. The Monarch of Goguryeo was called 'The Grandest of Kings', a Taewang, and this was a major problem for the Chinese Imperial position.
The Emperor of China saw himself as the emperor of the entire civilized world, and thus saw that it was unacceptable for such an emperor to have equal diplomatic relations with any other Imperial powers. Just like how the Sui dynasty has gone to war with Goguryeo, the Tang did the same over this very reason.
After the Goguryeo–Tang War ended Goguryeo in 668, Silla absorbed the some of territory on the Korean peninsula, but China took and sacked most of the lands of Goguryeo. The devastation of cultural and religious destruction of the height of Korea was astonishing.
During the 13th century, the Mongol Empire invaded China and defeated the Jin and Song dynasties, eventually establishing the Yuan dynasty in 1271 under Kublai Khan.
During the period of 1231–1259, the Mongol led Yuan Dynasty invaded Korea, ultimately resulting in the capitulation of Goryeo and becoming a vassal state of the Yuan Dynasty for over 80 years. The Yuan Dynasty eventually fell in 1368.
Under Emperor Hong Taiji, the Manchuria-based Qing dynasty invaded Korea twice, in 1627 and 1636. Following the Second Manchu invasion of Korea, the Qing claimed victory and forced Injo of Joseon into submission, severing its relations with the collapsing Ming dynasty, which eventually fell in 1644.
Qing China's national strength gradually declined after its defeat in the First and Second Opium Wars. As such, China was forced to sign a series of concessions and unequal treaties with the Western colonial powers. At the same time, the Meiji Restoration occurred in Japan and led to the rise of the Empire of Japan, which gradually expanded its military power.
The Donghak Peasant Revolution of Korea in 1894 became a catalyst for the First Sino-Japanese War, which saw the defeat of the Qing military. As part of the terms in the post-war Treaty of Shimonoseki, China recognized the independence of Korea and ceased its tributary relations. The Korean Empire established modern diplomatic relationship with Qing, but Korea was eventually "annexed," against their will, by Japan under the Japan–Korea Treaty of 1910.
But that's like saying India ran Burma since the Brits controlled both and India was the British main base of operations in that region.
I agree though that no way in hell Trump knew/knows the history of Mongol conquests and control in the Far East.
Yes. Stop making excuses for his ignorance. The culture is completely different, and the people are also physically larger and look different than the Chinese.
They were part of Japan, not China.
Come on Trump.
That's how you really piss of Koreans.
No need, you outed yourself as an imbecile already.Trap? IS HE GOING TO SAY MEAN THINGS ABOUT ME ON THE INTERNET????
oh noes.
Are the Chinese now claiming mongol history too?C'mon Sherbros, you're better than this.
Basically all the smaller Asian countries were colonized by one Chinese dynasty or another in the past. Most were ruled multiple times over different generations before they finally won their independence. Korea is no exception.
Some people denies this out of nationalism, something along the line of "We were never a part of China! Only our King capitulated to the Chinese Emperor, but not me!", but history is history.
Are the Chinese now claiming mongol history too?
Rumor has it that when Trump was informed of how pissed off South Koreans are, he is reputed to have replied " Soo solly "
OP link was to Associated Press article.
https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/...rump-it-s-actually-never-been-a-part-of-china
Am not a WSJ subscriber so can't read their interview .
They were part of Japan, not China.
Come on Trump.
That's how you really piss of Koreans.