Not so much married, but they did send minor sons (those not the heir apparent) to become monks. Not too surprisingly, many of these high born aristocratic sons were often made very high ranking monks and even abbots fairly quickly.
I stayed in a buddhist temple up in Koya-san. I participated in a meditation session and I even got to experience a morning reciting of montras. It was quite fascinating, though I now have more questions than answers about Buddhism.
that's because you didn't raid the surrounding lands forcing other landowners to give in to buddhism. nor did you protest constantly in the capital. your experience is incomplete.
Michael Guider that’s good! Smart people ask questions where stubborn people believe that they know everything. Brownie points to you for wanting to learn more :)
The reason why Nobunaga killed the monks was that they kept making themselves a pain for him. No less than three times he defeated them on the field, chased them to their mountain sanctuaries, and got them to verbally agree not to do that again while he was alive. When they joined the Azai yet again, Nobunaga just figured "wait... they are only protected by the Emperor's orders from a time when Emperors had power. I can just kill them all and the Court can't actually punish me for it. Heck, they might even pardon me just to pretend they still have power." And so he killed them first in a sneak attack (he learned the hard way against a different monastery when his soldiers were cut down by _gun monks_ how a direct fight was not in his favor). He wasn't a nice guy, for even the Jesuits whom he protected have a long list of examples of his abrasive personality. He wasn't against religion, he actively promoted the Kami beliefs. he might even been Buddhist since as you mentioned the Japanese didn't view the two beliefs system incompatible. He just wanted the religious people do study and do what you said was stereotypical of them rather than interfering with his wars. An ironic twist is that Nobunaga thought the Catholics were OK since although they had an organized religion, but this "Pope guy" surely wasn't in charge of an army right? Well... I think he might have been more critical if he realized the Papal Sates, while a shadow of its former self, had more political power than Japanese Emperors.
While true, I do seem to keep finding people that he barbecued an awful lot of women and children. Even if it was a case of the warrior monks taping babies to themselves and daring Nobunaga to strike them, it still isn't exactly a good look. We did get a badass retort from Nobunaga out of it about how, if Takeda Shingen was the protector of all under heaven, then he was the demon king of the sixth heaven
As a history buff and a comparative theology student I love love love love your videos. So accurate and informative and completely comprehensive for the layperson. Keep it up dude.
Buddhism already had a large pantheon of devas, which are pretty similar to kami (both are deities). That's what mainly allowed the syncretism of the two religions to occur so seamlessly....
I really loved this video a lot, one of your best ones, I think ^_^ As a Hindu, I applaud your one-line explanations of mantras, mudras and mandalas xD Funnily enough they're true xD
My favorite yet, especially because I'm studying various Buddhist Philosophy and trying to arrive at some kind of deeper understanding. This was very helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!
At some point in Japanese history, a lot of Buddhist Temples began to co-exist with Shinto Shrines. During the Meiji Period, there was a separation between Shinto and Buddhism. The Shinto Religion became the state religion. After the end of World War II, the co-existence between a lot of Shinto Shrines and Buddhist Temples return.
In India, where I live, and Buddhism was born, the belief system, in Hinduism and Buddhism is that nature spirits are stronger than humans but subordinate to gods
I follow Shingon buddhism and the tantric Buddhist traditions of India and Tibet this video thus in particular was of great interest to me thank you for the enlightenment lord lin may the Buddha bless you.
Jhope Perfection it has more to do with the fact that Buddha spent most of his life and time teaching in what is today India I believe. I also suspect that people learning of Buddhism throughout the ages just called the entire Indian subcontinent, including India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka just “India” or some equivalent in their own language, but yes Siddhartha Gautama was born in what is Nepal today.
I love this channel. Seriously. My daughter clued me to it, and I've been watching vids in their bite-sized batches. I love history mixed with humor, and this is a great way to expand my knowledge and understanding of Japan. Punish me some more. Arigato.
You don't need to care about the buddhist wars, it's the same in christianity: All branches: "To achieve salvation you must accept Jesus Christ as your savior. Yes, but our branch is the right branch! No! OUR branch is the RIGHT branch!" They star an war that killed hundreds of thousands... A jew friend told that it is the same thing in Judaism too...
There was actually a legal case done when Cyrus the great sent the Jews living in Babylon back to Judah and allowed them to rebuild their temple. The returning Jews didn't want the help of those who remained living in the area. Though to be fair the ones who were able to stay in the religion ended up polytheistic who worshipped Yahweh in a parthenon so... there is that.
Linfamy, the channels that brings to you not only a beauty brand in a japanese folktale video, but also a ball gag in a japanese religion video broadens our horizons XD Also, the joke about the Fujiwara clan is gonna evolve into something like this meme: "The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult..."
Obtaining information in a way that is informative, immersive, and rewarding has always been a struggle, especially when looking at history. Yet the pursuit for knowledge has never been stronger. Excellent work on these videos.
Your sacred teachings should be "Get enlightened and gimme money" or "Get enlightened and become a Patreon". The other place where the sacred teachings are available is in the holy temples called "Thai massage salons", here you can the final experience aka "happy ending". 😉😎😃
@@nantzstein3311 actually this line, " the fugiwara clan famously married their daughters into the imperial family " is repeated in almost every vid. So people kinda started making jokes out of it.
Keep all these good stuff about Japan coming bruh! There are endless of them, you will always have somehing to talk about. This channel is underrated smh
A controversial priest in the Kamakura period was Nichren Daishonin. He basically told the japanese government that they were not practicing buddhism correctly and predicted calamities that would befall Japan if they didnt stop. All of which came true. Including the 2 foreign invasions of Kublai Khan. He believed that men and women were equals and could both attain enlightenment. As you can imagine, Nichren had many enemies. He was exiled twice. They tried to execute him once, but a shiny orb appeared and stopped his executioners from killing him. A very interesting life as far as Japanese buddhism is conerned
Never thought of that. I think of Nichiren as the Bruce Lee of Buddhism. He went against tradition, cut out all the unnecessary bull and created his own sect. LOL
imagine if we rendered Japanese names by their translations, like how we call native americans by translated names such as sitting bull. kokai for example would literally be called “empty sea”
@@Linfamy To be fair, America basically deliberately destroyed their culture and language wherever possible by forcing their kids into boarding schools where they weren't allowed to use their native languages. That would have made that so much harder.
A emperor once said: "I cannot control these things." 1. Floods of Kamo River 2. Hazards of gambling 3. Monks of Mt. Hiei 4. Peeing in the shower I died there.
I love your videos ❤ I am wondering why I can't find anymore the video about shakuhachi and komuso with Shawn. It's the one that brought me to your channel for good 🙏
Hey Linfamy, Love you work, awesome work and fun to watch!! Keep it up!! However, I would like to point that you have an inaccuracy with the term Sohei. I will not go into too much depth within this comment but the term is as inaccurate as the Ninja. I would highly recommend you Check out these 2 books. It will make more sense when you get to talk about the Ikko Ikki monks.. The Teeth and Claws of the Buddha by Mikael S. Adolphson and War and Faith: Ikko Ikki in the Late Muromachi Japan by Carol Richmond Tsang
I like how you speak slow and deliberately, not too fast like some other history youtubers. It helps for the digestion of information. I can also tell that you know the Japanese language. The text on the screen is helpful both Japanese and English. I also liked that GoT reference lol.
Luckily for me, I already had a grasp of what Buddhism was, thanks to growing-up watching "Monkey" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_(TV_series) )--thanks to my older brother for introducing me and our little brother to the franchise, 'though we were all more interested with the fight scenes at-first... LOL!
@@Linfamy we have chatted before. I actually thought you were Japanese when I first started watching. You told me you were Vietnamese. I am Wild by your determination to make this channel a success. I have no idea even how to start a UA-cam channel. It sounds silly but what I would like to post and the reason why I have no idea how to accomplish it.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 oh of course I've seen you around, I just didn't know when you discovered the channel. Running a UA-cam channel is hard work for sure... make sure you really love what you make videos about, that's the most important thing imo.
Ah yes im glad you mentioned the FUJIWARA CLAN WHO FAMOUSLY MARRIED THEIR DAUGHTERS INTO THE IMPERIAL FAMILY, GIVING THEM CONTROL OVER THE HEIAN COURT FOR 200 YEARS
5:40. Well. To be fair. The non egualitarian philosophy derived primarely from confucian ideas. Daoism sees the feminine and masculine aspects of the universe as equals, because they need each other. In fact, Daoist teachings are against confucian ideas, and against the idea of a complex state and society, because society took away the freedom from humans. Daoism is very anarchical in his core teachings. Confucianism instead, is very stoic and strict. Confucius ideas were not religious but social. He beleaved that humans need laws and strict regulations to achieve order and balance. The women staing inside the house and serving da man was one of these teachings. Daoism spred the idea of god worship in chinese budhism. Before budhism came to China, it was mostly non-teistic, they believed that supernatural entities exist, but that you should not worship them because.... I dunno... Budha is cooler? Soo yeah. The misoginist elements. All confucian. No hate on Confucius. He had good intentions for his beloved country. *PS:* Notice. Buddhism, since it came from India, already had many deities who were directly taken from hindu mithology. The greatest example of this is TARA. Who's considered a bodhisatva in buddhism, and a manifestation of Parvati in hinduism. When buddhism spread torward China, passing truought Tibet, many local deities were adopted and turned into bodhisatvas or other entities. BUDDHISM ALREADY HAD MANY DEITIES SINCE THE BEGINNING. BUT THEY WERE CONSIDERED INFERIOR TO THE BUDDHA AND, BECAUSE OF THAT, NOT THE ULTIMATE SOURCE OF SALVATION, THIS BEING THE CAUSE OF THEIR LESS IMPORTANT WORSHIP. Before spreading torward China, the worship of deities was way less important than the teachings of the Buddha. It was only after entering in contact with Daoism, and chinese folk religion, that the worship of deities alongside bodhisatvas became a popular act. Buddhism started to incorporate many folk deities to attract more followers. Basicaly. Instead of a violent conversion, they decided to fuse with the already existing religions, soo that the people would change their ideas gradualy and peacefuly. They eventualy did this with other asian religions. Like shinto. Also. I would like to make you notice that, even if Confucianism did spread more misogenistic ideas, some of these were already present in buddhism. In the original buddist path, females were not allowed. That's because they were considered a source of corruption, daughters of a demon... If you were a woman who desired to become a buddhist and achieve salvation, you would not be allowed to it. The only way for a woman to obtain salvation was by practicing the duddhist teachings and be reborn as a male in the next life... Yeah... Kinda scummy... But they eventualy regected this dumb shit. 💁
Hermes Carraro I would just like to say that Buddhism was never non-theistic. The original Buddha probally acknowleged the Hindu pantheon, but he considered them all to be ultimately impermanent. That is, they too were bouns by karma and would ultimately be reborn as something else.
@@andrewollmann304 Yes. That is what I said. There were gods etc. But the Buddha advised to not focus on them cause they were flawed, hence why not a proper source of salvation, wich could only be achieved by humans efforts alone. 💁
Early buddhism wasn't egalitarian, but for different reasons than chinese religions. Also, I spend a day at Shingon sect "Vatican", as a friend says Koyasan, great place.
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U thought it was an animation but it was history 😪😪😪
Let me guess the Fujiwara clan married their daughters to them too?
Oh they didn’t? that’s a twist
🤷♂️
*Confused confusion*
nexusanphans Can I make my decision about that?
Not so much married, but they did send minor sons (those not the heir apparent) to become monks. Not too surprisingly, many of these high born aristocratic sons were often made very high ranking monks and even abbots fairly quickly.
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Linfamy: "The Fujiwara clan famously married their daughter into the imperial................................"
Every single time the fujiwara clan married their daughters into the Imperial----
It's like Nate's Skyrim videos and "murdered to death" or Pitch Meetings and "actually, it's super easy, barely an inconvenience"
I keep mishearing/misreading that phrase as "the Fujiwara married their daughters"
Sweet home Alabama
Only one thing is certain in linfamy videos
Fujiwara clan married there daughter in the imperial family
Fujiwara Clan!!!!!
Hail the fujiwara clan!!!
I’m looking forward to the heian era’s end
1:50 speedrun ?
Which allowed them to control the Heian court for more than 200 years.
5:30 Yes, genitals are illusory. Especially mine.
Linfamy Sad man
Linfamy OOF
dafuq
OOF
The biggest illusion you've ever seen on a man!
Imagine when you come to the afterlife and they say "You didnt do your homework"
Izanami: you didn't finish your homework
I stayed in a buddhist temple up in Koya-san. I participated in a meditation session and I even got to experience a morning reciting of montras. It was quite fascinating, though I now have more questions than answers about Buddhism.
That sounds like a fun experience!
@@Linfamy What about zen Buddhism ? And more about Shinto please 🔥👺👻👹🐉🐒🐠🐺🐌🐶🐱
that's because you didn't raid the surrounding lands forcing other landowners to give in to buddhism.
nor did you protest constantly in the capital.
your experience is incomplete.
Michael Guider that’s good! Smart people ask questions where stubborn people believe that they know everything. Brownie points to you for wanting to learn more :)
@@gendoruwo6322 Bruhhh
The reason why Nobunaga killed the monks was that they kept making themselves a pain for him. No less than three times he defeated them on the field, chased them to their mountain sanctuaries, and got them to verbally agree not to do that again while he was alive. When they joined the Azai yet again, Nobunaga just figured "wait... they are only protected by the Emperor's orders from a time when Emperors had power. I can just kill them all and the Court can't actually punish me for it. Heck, they might even pardon me just to pretend they still have power." And so he killed them first in a sneak attack (he learned the hard way against a different monastery when his soldiers were cut down by _gun monks_ how a direct fight was not in his favor).
He wasn't a nice guy, for even the Jesuits whom he protected have a long list of examples of his abrasive personality. He wasn't against religion, he actively promoted the Kami beliefs. he might even been Buddhist since as you mentioned the Japanese didn't view the two beliefs system incompatible. He just wanted the religious people do study and do what you said was stereotypical of them rather than interfering with his wars.
An ironic twist is that Nobunaga thought the Catholics were OK since although they had an organized religion, but this "Pope guy" surely wasn't in charge of an army right? Well... I think he might have been more critical if he realized the Papal Sates, while a shadow of its former self, had more political power than Japanese Emperors.
Good info =)
While true, I do seem to keep finding people that he barbecued an awful lot of women and children. Even if it was a case of the warrior monks taping babies to themselves and daring Nobunaga to strike them, it still isn't exactly a good look. We did get a badass retort from Nobunaga out of it about how, if Takeda Shingen was the protector of all under heaven, then he was the demon king of the sixth heaven
“I love this channel!”
Inaccurate as f**k!🤦♂️
No interviews of the dead have survived to the modern day...goodness, you made my weekend.
Yes! :D
I mean you can question the dead all you like. It's records of them actually answering that are hard to find.
As a history buff and a comparative theology student I love love love love your videos. So accurate and informative and completely comprehensive for the layperson. Keep it up dude.
Buddhism already had a large pantheon of devas, which are pretty similar to kami (both are deities). That's what mainly allowed the syncretism of the two religions to occur so seamlessly....
Except the main devas were limited, while Kami were uncountable
"Come study at me school not him he dumb"
Literally dead
Oh no, I have killed a viewer
*Linfamy:* Things getting ugly means...MORE VIEWS YES!
*Controversies:* Am I a joke to you?
I really loved this video a lot, one of your best ones, I think ^_^
As a Hindu, I applaud your one-line explanations of mantras, mudras and mandalas xD Funnily enough they're true xD
Thanks! Yeah I could have gone with more detailed explanations of those, but the video was already pretty long 😅
I'm looking forward to your videos about Oda Nobunaga in 2024.
Haha okay!
@@Linfamy Any time now.
@@Linfamy haha waiting for them since then.
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!
Yes! 😉😈
@@Linfamy your vids make my saturday enjoyable
@@vaiyaktikasolarbeam1906 thanks, I'm glad you like them!
@@Linfamy Hahahaha you made my day.
I love this channel too.
My favorite yet, especially because I'm studying various Buddhist Philosophy and trying to arrive at some kind of deeper understanding. This was very helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you like! 😁
4:25 not the Fujiwara clan!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You need to make a compilation of every time you mentioned the Fujiwara clan in your videos
😅
Every-single-time, fu ji wa raaaa
@@Linfamy 😅😅🙌
I'd watch that video!
At some point in Japanese history, a lot of Buddhist Temples began to co-exist with Shinto Shrines. During the Meiji Period, there was a separation between Shinto and Buddhism. The Shinto Religion became the state religion. After the end of World War II, the co-existence between a lot of Shinto Shrines and Buddhist Temples return.
In India, where I live, and Buddhism was born, the belief system, in Hinduism and Buddhism is that nature spirits are stronger than humans but subordinate to gods
ah thanks for info!
edit: nature spirits are uh.... lesser gods? Yakshini?
Buddha was not born in India.. He got enlightenment there..
@@ammys2809 I said Buddhism was born in India 🙄🙄
@@ammys2809 are you from nepal 😶😶
And I said Buddha was not born in India
I follow Shingon buddhism and the tantric Buddhist traditions of India and Tibet this video thus in particular was of great interest to me thank you for the enlightenment lord lin may the Buddha bless you.
I follow Htaya wada Buddhism (from Burma) but i also respect your choice
Umm why are the people saying that buddha is from india FUCK IT he is from nepal
Im also Shingon
Jhope Perfection it has more to do with the fact that Buddha spent most of his life and time teaching in what is today India I believe. I also suspect that people learning of Buddhism throughout the ages just called the entire Indian subcontinent, including India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka just “India” or some equivalent in their own language, but yes Siddhartha Gautama was born in what is Nepal today.
Im Christian and i hope u guys will be to
I love this channel.
Seriously. My daughter clued me to it, and I've been watching vids in their bite-sized batches. I love history mixed with humor, and this is a great way to expand my knowledge and understanding of Japan.
Punish me some more. Arigato.
You don't need to care about the buddhist wars, it's the same in christianity:
All branches: "To achieve salvation you must accept Jesus Christ as your savior. Yes, but our branch is the right branch! No! OUR branch is the RIGHT branch!" They star an war that killed hundreds of thousands...
A jew friend told that it is the same thing in Judaism too...
There was actually a legal case done when Cyrus the great sent the Jews living in Babylon back to Judah and allowed them to rebuild their temple. The returning Jews didn't want the help of those who remained living in the area.
Though to be fair the ones who were able to stay in the religion ended up polytheistic who worshipped Yahweh in a parthenon so... there is that.
I love this channel. Just found it the other day but I'm addicted.
Linfamy, the channels that brings to you not only a beauty brand in a japanese folktale video, but also a ball gag in a japanese religion video
broadens our horizons XD
Also, the joke about the Fujiwara clan is gonna evolve into something like this meme:
"The FitnessGram™ Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult..."
Wait...ball gags are not normal?
This better not be be as Petty as the wars between the Protestants and Catholics.
This is a great channel and I really appreciate this fun way to teach history and mythology. I'll share with people who are interested in the topic
Obtaining information in a way that is informative, immersive, and rewarding has always been a struggle, especially when looking at history.
Yet the pursuit for knowledge has never been stronger.
Excellent work on these videos.
Love your videos about Japanese History! Already waiting for the next one!
Awesome, thank you 😁👍
I wish we had this channels in highschool as mandatory history lessons
I wish the same 🤣
4:22 my favorite sentence^^. By the way did you know that the Fujiwara married their daughters into the emperors family? No? Now you have! (0^0)/
Your sacred teachings should be "Get enlightened and gimme money" or "Get enlightened and become a Patreon".
The other place where the sacred teachings are available is in the holy temples called "Thai massage salons", here you can the final experience aka "happy ending". 😉😎😃
You forgotten to add, you need to "donate" to get those.
*"I mean, my school not his, he dumb"*
LMAO!
😅
These fugiwara clan comments are literally on every Linfamy vid now , 😂
What do they mean ?
@@nantzstein3311 didn't you read them?
@@alina5468 what's the deal about the statement "famously married their daughters to x or y" ? 🐌
@@nantzstein3311 actually this line, " the fugiwara clan famously married their daughters into the imperial family " is repeated in almost every vid. So people kinda started making jokes out of it.
@@alina5468 Ahah, thank you. I shall start doing it my self now ✌
🙏
Keep all these good stuff about Japan coming bruh! There are endless of them, you will always have somehing to talk about. This channel is underrated smh
Thank you man 😉. Yes there's always something to talk about :)
A controversial priest in the Kamakura period was Nichren Daishonin. He basically told the japanese government that they were not practicing buddhism correctly and predicted calamities that would befall Japan if they didnt stop. All of which came true. Including the 2 foreign invasions of Kublai Khan. He believed that men and women were equals and could both attain enlightenment. As you can imagine, Nichren had many enemies. He was exiled twice. They tried to execute him once, but a shiny orb appeared and stopped his executioners from killing him. A very interesting life as far as Japanese buddhism is conerned
Interesting!
He probably used "rasengan" to escape the execution
Never thought of that. I think of Nichiren as the Bruce Lee of Buddhism. He went against tradition, cut out all the unnecessary bull and created his own sect. LOL
gaming waffle cool
Your videos are awesome! Funny and accurate! Thank you for sharing your videos.
So Philip IV and Oda Nobunaga both wiped out militaristic monks
Philip wiped out the Templars, and Nobunaga wiped out the Mt. Hiei
8:23 "4. Peeing in the shower". 😂😂😂😂😂
:p
I wish I got here sooner!!! I WANT THAT BOOK XD I love your channel!!! It is so informative AND funny! Keep going dude!
imagine if we rendered Japanese names by their translations, like how we call native americans by translated names such as sitting bull. kokai for example would literally be called “empty sea”
I've never thought of that. Why don't we call Native American names by their language?
@@Linfamy To be fair, America basically deliberately destroyed their culture and language wherever possible by forcing their kids into boarding schools where they weren't allowed to use their native languages. That would have made that so much harder.
Such a great video! Watched it multiple times to learn about my past!
this channel is underrated.
Aw thanks 😁👍
Linfamy pls dont type more than 1 emoji
Besides what you said about my boi Nobunaga at 2:36, nice video! Thanks for uploading.
A emperor once said: "I cannot control these things."
1. Floods of Kamo River
2. Hazards of gambling
3. Monks of Mt. Hiei
4. Peeing in the shower
I died there.
😅
I love this channel. But seriously I do love this channel.
Thank you 😉🙌
I intend to achieve enlightenment through food more specifically authentic Vietnamese food
Hasan Wilson roasted Banh Chung or bust.
yes im Vietnamese.
@@timet0rekt so far Banh Mi is my thing. But I would love a list of recommendations
PHO! I can eat pho everyday
Hasan Wilson isnt Banh Mi Vietnamese for "bread" tho
@@timet0rekt it's a sandwich the best damn sandwich ever
i TOTALLY love this channel
Thank you 😉
I love 💘 this Channel 💕
Woohoo thanks 😈
I love your videos ❤
I am wondering why I can't find anymore the video about shakuhachi and komuso with Shawn. It's the one that brought me to your channel for good 🙏
"I love this channel."
Am I forgiven for my wrongness now?
You are forgiven.
I just discovered your channel and I'm slightly obsessed lol
Hey Linfamy, Love you work, awesome work and fun to watch!! Keep it up!!
However, I would like to point that you have an inaccuracy with the term Sohei. I will not go into too much depth within this comment but the term is as inaccurate as the Ninja. I would highly recommend you Check out these 2 books. It will make more sense when you get to talk about the Ikko Ikki monks..
The Teeth and Claws of the Buddha by Mikael S. Adolphson
and
War and Faith: Ikko Ikki in the Late Muromachi Japan by Carol Richmond Tsang
interesting, thanks for the heads up!
Another successful video! Thank you for the upload.
Thank you for watching! 😉
04:23 to 04:30 I can't get enough of it.
🤣
I literally memorized it
I like how you speak slow and deliberately, not too fast like some other history youtubers. It helps for the digestion of information. I can also tell that you know the Japanese language. The text on the screen is helpful both Japanese and English.
I also liked that GoT reference lol.
Plot twist: I don't know Japanese 😅.
Thanks! I try to enunciate clearly because there are non-native speakers.
Linfamy
*pikachu face in Japanese*
Noone:
Not even a single soul:
Me: IM FORCED TO LOVE THIS CHANNEL
LOVE IT NOW
I love this channel!
“ Sir Patrick Stewart vs. hair”
Me : wow never thought about that one! 😐
So I read that he began balding at a very young age, 18-19, and he was self-conscious about it for the longest time. Poor guy. Great captain though 😉
I did not believe that monks just calmly studied so I’m not wrong........but! I love this channel
Woohoo 😉
I love this channel!!
;)
2:16 - Starship diary 666 : Linfamy has gone too far; execute *o'der 666*
I love this channel 😁
Woohoo ❤️
Luckily for me, I already had a grasp of what Buddhism was, thanks to growing-up watching "Monkey" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_(TV_series) )--thanks to my older brother for introducing me and our little brother to the franchise, 'though we were all more interested with the fight scenes at-first... LOL!
Everytime I read the Yayoi period, I always mistaken Yayoi to Yaoi 😂
Dirty mind 🤷♂️
@@Linfamy sometimes kinda hard to spell. YA - YOI and YA- (y)OI
@@Linfamy nah I just love bl anime
@@rosekira596 🤣
Poor you
I love this channel more than Fujiwaras loved to marry their daughters to the imperial family.
Wow that's a lot of love 🤣
I love this channel.
Actually I have loved this channel from the day I discovered it.
Woohoo! When did you discover it?
@@Linfamy between 6 and 7 months ago.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 awesome, glad you stuck around!
@@Linfamy we have chatted before. I actually thought you were Japanese when I first started watching. You told me you were Vietnamese. I am Wild by your determination to make this channel a success. I have no idea even how to start a UA-cam channel. It sounds silly but what I would like to post and the reason why I have no idea how to accomplish it.
@@carmelopappalardo8477 oh of course I've seen you around, I just didn't know when you discovered the channel.
Running a UA-cam channel is hard work for sure... make sure you really love what you make videos about, that's the most important thing imo.
Is there kami of what you pun in your toilet?
there's a toilet kami
I love this channel.
oh hey, It's Hijiri vs Toyosatomimi again
(nvm, just Touhou references)
Alamsyah desu And in order to reach enlightenment,you need Shikieiki's approval.
Toyosatomimi is Taoist, did you mean Kanako
Hảo Lưu Tuệ You're actually right,cuz the vid is about Shintoism and Buddhism not Buddhism and Taoism...
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Ah yes im glad you mentioned the FUJIWARA CLAN WHO FAMOUSLY MARRIED THEIR DAUGHTERS INTO THE IMPERIAL FAMILY, GIVING THEM CONTROL OVER THE HEIAN COURT FOR 200 YEARS
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Linfamy could you set me up a chick from the Fujiwara Clan to marry me, I'm not from the imperial family but eh
I have no such power... yet
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Do you have that power already?
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@@appletree5368 It's because we're not from the imperial family, but believe in it like Asta and Yuno did!
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5:40.
Well.
To be fair.
The non egualitarian philosophy derived primarely from confucian ideas.
Daoism sees the feminine and masculine aspects of the universe as equals, because they need each other.
In fact, Daoist teachings are against confucian ideas, and against the idea of a complex state and society, because society took away the freedom from humans.
Daoism is very anarchical in his core teachings.
Confucianism instead, is very stoic and strict. Confucius ideas were not religious but social.
He beleaved that humans need laws and strict regulations to achieve order and balance.
The women staing inside the house and serving da man was one of these teachings.
Daoism spred the idea of god worship in chinese budhism.
Before budhism came to China, it was mostly non-teistic, they believed that supernatural entities exist, but that you should not worship them because....
I dunno...
Budha is cooler?
Soo yeah.
The misoginist elements.
All confucian.
No hate on Confucius.
He had good intentions for his beloved country.
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Notice.
Buddhism, since it came from India, already had many deities who were directly taken from hindu mithology.
The greatest example of this is TARA. Who's considered a bodhisatva in buddhism, and a manifestation of Parvati in hinduism.
When buddhism spread torward China, passing truought Tibet, many local deities were adopted and turned into bodhisatvas or other entities.
BUDDHISM ALREADY HAD MANY DEITIES SINCE THE BEGINNING.
BUT THEY WERE CONSIDERED INFERIOR TO THE BUDDHA AND, BECAUSE OF THAT, NOT THE ULTIMATE SOURCE OF SALVATION, THIS BEING THE CAUSE OF THEIR LESS IMPORTANT WORSHIP.
Before spreading torward China, the worship of deities was way less important than the teachings of the Buddha.
It was only after entering in contact with Daoism, and chinese folk religion, that the worship of deities alongside bodhisatvas became a popular act.
Buddhism started to incorporate many folk deities to attract more followers.
Basicaly.
Instead of a violent conversion, they decided to fuse with the already existing religions, soo that the people would change their ideas gradualy and peacefuly.
They eventualy did this with other asian religions.
Like shinto.
Also.
I would like to make you notice that, even if Confucianism did spread more misogenistic ideas, some of these were already present in buddhism.
In the original buddist path, females were not allowed.
That's because they were considered a source of corruption, daughters of a demon...
If you were a woman who desired to become a buddhist and achieve salvation, you would not be allowed to it.
The only way for a woman to obtain salvation was by practicing the duddhist teachings and be reborn as a male in the next life...
Yeah...
Kinda scummy...
But they eventualy regected this dumb shit.
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Shit...
I lost his ❤️...
That...
Is unfortunate...
Oh well.
The important thing is that others will learn from this onsignificant comment.
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Hermes Carraro I would just like to say that Buddhism was never non-theistic. The original Buddha probally acknowleged the Hindu pantheon, but he considered them all to be ultimately impermanent. That is, they too were bouns by karma and would ultimately be reborn as something else.
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Yes.
That is what I said.
There were gods etc.
But the Buddha advised to not focus on them cause they were flawed, hence why not a proper source of salvation, wich could only be achieved by humans efforts alone.
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Could you do a video of the shinsengumi, please? :)
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Early buddhism wasn't egalitarian, but for different reasons than chinese religions. Also, I spend a day at Shingon sect "Vatican", as a friend says Koyasan, great place.
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