"If you have siblings, you already suspected [that parents have favorites]." And if your parents told you that they had no favorites, it was because someone else was their favorite.
@@Linfamy His name is Ling Ling. He practised violin for 40 hours a day and won awards before he could walk, became a doctor at 16 and an engineer at 18.
It's quite funny how the "we ran out of swamps to drain, forests to burn down and barbarians to kill, now the plots of land get smaller with every generation" issue naturally appeared in basically every agrarian society sooner or later. And someone (or everyone) naturally always got the short end of the stick.
Interesting, people often forget things like women's right get better and worse through out history, so many folks act like is just a linear progression getting better through time.
I would say Marx popularized this idea that history has linear progression, the past always being worse. Any person with history knowledge knows that is not how it works, the Roman empire being peak exemple of the constant cycle of great emperors being followed by absolute corrupt POS until the empire collapsed.
There’s actually a theory that these changes in inheritance and emphasis on households over clans were the reason for sexual attitudes becoming noticeably more conservative in the Kamakura period. In the earlier Heian period, succumbing to passion and having sex out of wedlock tickled the melodramatic, romantic sensibilities of the era, but when that started leading to convoluted family trees and bitter inheritance battles, folks suddenly turned prudish.
@@saymyname2417it’s almost as if attitudes towards promiscuity changed between the Heian and Kamakura periods as a result of complex historical processes and you completely missed the point.
@@thomaslai1381 - I am perfectly aware of the changes in Yamato society from Heian period into and during the first shogunate. And I stated the influence of Buddhism and Confucianism, but maybe not in this thread. Still, promiscuity DID HAVE an effect at least on upper class families (see the oc) and that too, helped to bring change along. Isn't that obvious?!
You know, from reading Heian period literature it's clear that their society was anything but egalitarian, but directly comparing it to late Kamakura society makes it seem like a veritable feminist paradise. . . Sheesh
I’m still at the beginning of the video, but if the fates of the Second and Third Princesses from the Tale of Genji are anything to go by, women still had it rough in Heian society; I can’t even bring myself to finish reading the Tale of Genji because of what happened to those two hapless ladies.
@@magnadramon0068 thanks, Captain Obvious, I had no idea 🙄 It’s fictitiousness aside, the Tale of Genji is a reflection of the Heian imperial settings in which Murasaki Shikibu moved, therefore the gender mores of that time period are reflected in the way the women in ToG constantly have their boundaries pushed by the men in their lives.
@@thomaslai1381 Please think for a minute. Do you think modern western entertainment is a perfect one to one reflection of today's gender mores. That media perfectly reflects present attitudes without any exaggeration, embellishment, or personal bias. Writers don't just copy paste real life unto paper and call it a book. A story needs conflict and bad things happening to people otherwise there is no story. Therefore assuming that something happening in a novel means it's the norm in real life is ridiculous. It completely ignores how fiction is constructed.
@@magnadramon0068 well then allow me to demonstrate the veracity of what I mean when I say that ToG reflects the less-than-desirable aspects of Heian masculine behaviour that actually took place in real life. The titular Genji is the hottest, most talented musician/poet/calligrapher at court, essentially representing the paragon of Heian aristocratic manhood in all his perfections: that is the fiction, because the actual Heian aristocratic man who matched Genji’s level of artistic accomplishment was almost certainly one in a million. Genji also pushes the boundaries of the many women he comes across, Utsusemi, Fujitsubo, and Oborozukiyo, among others, behaviour emulated by his son, Yūgiri, and his nephew and son’s best friend, Kashiwagi. This I know to be the reality of Heian men’s behaviour from Murasaki’s diary, in which she discusses the rowdy drunkenness of the men at court, how they intruded upon women in their private quarters, and how deeply uncomfortable this made Murasaki feel. Murasaki, for all your observations of fictional works (which I agree with, for what it’s worth), nevertheless didn’t idealize this aspect of Heian masculine behaviour. And even if one didn’t have her diary to go by, one would nevertheless be able to extrapolate from ToG the fact that the ideal aristocratic man was artistically accomplished, but also given to a feeling of entitlement where the women in their lives were concerned.
Eh, today’s different. A women can move to husband’s family (take his last name) while retaining previous property of her own. Even so, all the property automatically is split in half if it was acquired during marrige in the West.
@@nikolaklobucar7981 Having your name on the lease is still valid advice, though. A lot of stay-at-home-moms make that mistake and wind up with nothing. Assuming there are no mitigating factors, both names on the lease is critical for protection against exploitation in the event of separation.
A continuation of the History of Japan-series!? Finally! I like the other videos, sure, they're great, but... I've wanted to see the series continue, for ages.
@4:45 We have a winner in the "Goofiest Horse in a Supporting Role in a Painting" award! (Ridden by someone who is, as far as I can determine, "the priest Kansuke Yamamori.")
One interesting solution to the land divisibility issue (for men) that happened in at least Tibet was brotherly polyandry, all brothers marrying the same woman and they all were considered the father to the resulting children
I've already commented, but its crazy to know that women had rights for centuries, in multiple cultures, then regressed to no rights then we get them again.. I wanna know the women of the past that made the change happen because im sure they had some s*it to say
Gavelkind was perfect idea for taking care of all your kids by giving them piece of land that serves as source of wealth in agrarian society. We just think it's weird, because we in moderntimes see that realm as abstracted "(nation) state" instead of someone's literal personal possessions.
Sadly if you keep dividing up land between all children and wife, the land plots will be so small they’re worthless. Not defending women getting nothing here, but I do see the logic in not splitting the land and only one person getting the land. Love the video dude, always funny!
It's still a thing in Japan for families to adopt a husband for their daughters if they have an inheritance or business they want to keep in the family. And yes, in the event of divorce, this means the adopted husband keeps said family inheritance or business or whatever unless there's a contract
Also in Japan, there is no joining families. Couples must decide who gives up their (legal) family. A spouse is literally removed from their original family register and put on their spouse's register. If a wife takes the husband's name, she is part of his family and no longer (legally) part of hers. If a husband takes the wife's name, he is no longer (legally) a member of his family.
That's... a lot more complicated than I expected, actually. Like, for them to be taken, someone (which includes groups and institutions) had to actively take them away. Who do you think took these rights away?
@@PieALaMode look, mate... I know it's common for people in the internet to ask questions all friendly so that when you answer with an explanation rather than a defense, they go "uh, ackchyually", and I can understand why you thought I was doing that. But I assure you I am not. I can think of 3 different interpretations for what you said, each interesting but not a clear cut of agency, and I'm genuinely interested in what you think. So could you answer me truthfully, please?
No way! This is insanely close to what Friedrich Engels proposed in "the origin of the family, of private property and of the state". He was honestly trying to make logical deductions and speculations a lot of the time because he was limited by the anthropology of his time. It amazes me how close his findings were to modern research. Not everything is great in that book and it is not to be read a pure fact but it still holds up as a way of analyzing man's and especially women's past.
So, in that part about land you say that they got more aggressive because their valuables shrank down due to heavy slicing? That really sounded shriveled up, poor guys. 🙃
I'm half Alaska Native and my mother's land claim was supposed to have been passed down to me but my dad went to court to take it from me when she died because he "had to get something out of the marriage" and now I just realized that my entire life my dad complained that he didn't own land and never would despite the fact that he stole my land claim from me. He is now leaving that native land claim to his new wife who has promised that land to her white cousins kids. Yet more native land being stolen by the white people
How dare you blame white people for what your NATIVE dad is allegedly doing to you? Typical of your kind, blame everything bad in your life on innocent whites who literally never did anything to you instead of your own crap people. Suck it up and eat some more fried bread and cry some more instead of bettering your life like most of y'all do. Sickening.
Im sorry that happened to you. It really shows the cultural difference between people from historic patriarchal vs matrilineal backgrounds (assuming your native culture is matrilineal, not all are). A man married into a different culture, but bc of his cultural upbringing feels entitled to take what belongs to his wife. So much so he screws his first born out of your inheritance. That isn’t a good father. You deserved better
The more i watch these viideos, the more i under stand why is Asian dramas like Chinese wuxia and some Japenese anime women poison/murder their husbands or other women in a harem.
There shold be a set of Basic set of Human Rights that apply to all. Right to vote. Right to pick ones' spouse. Kind of like, IDK the bill of rights. Should apply to the whole world.
Jeez, if only they had the foresight to set up communal lands for farming and feeding all of the village things really would've turned out better. Their solution is terrible in comparison.
The blood of the covenant is thicker then the water of the womb. Meaning found family is more important than the family you came from Now I'm pretty sure medieval japanese disagree
Every video makes me more certain that in ancient Japan I would just give up and be a dangerous mountain witch because 'F' all of that society nonsense.
Favorite child. Good luck if you were all girls. If there was one boy out of the siblings, well... obviously little Yusuke here is gonna get some land probably. But wait, war hahppened. Sorry Yusuke, but this land belongs to the guy that pillaged your village now.
Since it was mentioned in this video, and i hope there are people here who are as interested in this topic as i am: Usually, at least today, women live longer than men, this may be caused by the way they live (diet, work, stress,...), or because of more "genetic redundancy" in regard of the gonosomes. But was this always this way? Childbirth can be dangerous in a time before modern medicine, it would be deadly if something went wrong, and since people back then had far more children (high child mortality rate), and women where having children early on, it seems reasonable to assume that women would die earlier than men, right?
I was worried that this video was going to maybe be political but I am glad it is not. I honestly learned something and it is something that people should think about more, basically woman's rights went to the wayside due to change in society, whatever the norms that existed that gave woman a fair ground slowly changed, not out of misogyny but out of practical needs. In a way, that should be an important lesson, not just for woman's rights but also for all kinds of rights, in order to safe guard them you need a stable & sustainable society.
A society justifies its laws through morality. So even if misogyny was not the reason for a law, misogyny became moral when women owning property is illegal.
@@mueezadam8438 hard working man : " i leave my inheritance with my most capable son so he can defend it make sure rest of the family can survive" death cultist living of welfare "reeeeeeeeee misogyny , reeeeeee "
@@mueezadam8438that’s a really good summary of how misogyny was invented I think. Limiting women’s rights across patriarchal cultures occurred in societies that had more conflict and war. It was a practical thing initially. A warlord saves a city, is made the leader temporarily, then one day one wants to make sure he and his descendants stay in power so his family is taken care of. Resources are hoarded, social classes and gender roles redefined and reinforced. Then the limitations on women is institutionalized after the crisis passed and now women HAVE to stay as a subclass and be controlled, having theirs rights and autonomy reduced to eliminated entirely, and in worst case scenarios passed around like things, which then passes down trauma to subsequent generations. The solution to solve one issue thus creates entirely new issues we’re still dealing with today
@@mueezadam8438 I'm not sure if moral is the right word there but I understand where you are coming from here and that's what i meant with my comment above. Basically all our rights exist because we live in a world where practicality isn't an issue, so if we want to keep what we have, we need to work smart and hard to keep our sustainable & stable society.
Would you rather be given land or money?
Inheritance battles baby: ua-cam.com/video/l_QOrFQWM3A/v-deo.html
Give me land, ill make money from it 💰
@@oddlyw1cked938 Smart!
Land. inflation makes land gain/retain value. Money becomes worthless with inflation.
@@Bentleytalksaboutstuff 💙
It depends on where you are and when. In most Western nations, good investments are preferable.
"If you have siblings, you already suspected [that parents have favorites]." And if your parents told you that they had no favorites, it was because someone else was their favorite.
lol yes, for Asian parents, your cousin is their favorite.
one time my mom admitted their favourite was my little brother 💀
@@Linfamy His name is Ling Ling. He practised violin for 40 hours a day and won awards before he could walk, became a doctor at 16 and an engineer at 18.
You’ll never be as good as Ling ling
You cured cancer? Well Ling Ling just got married and gave his mom a grandson. She must be so happy...
It's quite funny how the "we ran out of swamps to drain, forests to burn down and barbarians to kill, now the plots of land get smaller with every generation" issue naturally appeared in basically every agrarian society sooner or later. And someone (or everyone) naturally always got the short end of the stick.
You should see how it was done in ancient Tsarist Russia…
@@richardletaw4068
In Tsarist Russia, land divides you?
@@Alias_Anybody ROFLMAO!!1!
*Lebensraum propaganda intensifies*
In Europe it also lead to women losing rights and status I think
Interesting, people often forget things like women's right get better and worse through out history, so many folks act like is just a linear progression getting better through time.
Excellent point
I would say Marx popularized this idea that history has linear progression, the past always being worse. Any person with history knowledge knows that is not how it works, the Roman empire being peak exemple of the constant cycle of great emperors being followed by absolute corrupt POS until the empire collapsed.
That’s why women need to fight hard to keep our rights now.
From a US perspective, two years ago I'd have agreed wholeheartedly, but I think women here have now become acutely aware of that fact.
@@l.s.d.5863or you can see it from another point of view and be thankful that women are now more protected from the moment of conception 😇
There’s actually a theory that these changes in inheritance and emphasis on households over clans were the reason for sexual attitudes becoming noticeably more conservative in the Kamakura period. In the earlier Heian period, succumbing to passion and having sex out of wedlock tickled the melodramatic, romantic sensibilities of the era, but when that started leading to convoluted family trees and bitter inheritance battles, folks suddenly turned prudish.
Where did you read that one?
It's almost as if promiscuity has a negative impact on society...
@@saymyname2417 they didn’t really care before it lead to inheritance disputes…
@@saymyname2417it’s almost as if attitudes towards promiscuity changed between the Heian and Kamakura periods as a result of complex historical processes and you completely missed the point.
@@thomaslai1381 - I am perfectly aware of the changes in Yamato society from Heian period into and during the first shogunate. And I stated the influence of Buddhism and Confucianism, but maybe not in this thread.
Still, promiscuity DID HAVE an effect at least on upper class families (see the oc) and that too, helped to bring change along. Isn't that obvious?!
Sad thing is when you're an only child and you're still not the favorite child 😅
Is it the dog? 😂
@ThatNaelis When your parents' fav child is not the only child they have, instead it's the dog so the dog gets the inheritance 💀
"Hmm, seems like somebody is in need of living space. Bummer. Why don't we try to --"
"Did somebody say 'let's commit war crimes?!'"
2 VIDEOS IN 10 DAYS? am I dreaming?
😂💗
0:30 “This guy is born allergic to decency” 😂😂😂
You know, from reading Heian period literature it's clear that their society was anything but egalitarian, but directly comparing it to late Kamakura society makes it seem like a veritable feminist paradise. . . Sheesh
I’m still at the beginning of the video, but if the fates of the Second and Third Princesses from the Tale of Genji are anything to go by, women still had it rough in Heian society; I can’t even bring myself to finish reading the Tale of Genji because of what happened to those two hapless ladies.
@@thomaslai1381 The Tale of Genji is a work of fiction.
@@magnadramon0068 thanks, Captain Obvious, I had no idea 🙄
It’s fictitiousness aside, the Tale of Genji is a reflection of the Heian imperial settings in which Murasaki Shikibu moved, therefore the gender mores of that time period are reflected in the way the women in ToG constantly have their boundaries pushed by the men in their lives.
@@thomaslai1381 Please think for a minute. Do you think modern western entertainment is a perfect one to one reflection of today's gender mores. That media perfectly reflects present attitudes without any exaggeration, embellishment, or personal bias.
Writers don't just copy paste real life unto paper and call it a book. A story needs conflict and bad things happening to people otherwise there is no story. Therefore assuming that something happening in a novel means it's the norm in real life is ridiculous. It completely ignores how fiction is constructed.
@@magnadramon0068 well then allow me to demonstrate the veracity of what I mean when I say that ToG reflects the less-than-desirable aspects of Heian masculine behaviour that actually took place in real life.
The titular Genji is the hottest, most talented musician/poet/calligrapher at court, essentially representing the paragon of Heian aristocratic manhood in all his perfections: that is the fiction, because the actual Heian aristocratic man who matched Genji’s level of artistic accomplishment was almost certainly one in a million.
Genji also pushes the boundaries of the many women he comes across, Utsusemi, Fujitsubo, and Oborozukiyo, among others, behaviour emulated by his son, Yūgiri, and his nephew and son’s best friend, Kashiwagi. This I know to be the reality of Heian men’s behaviour from Murasaki’s diary, in which she discusses the rowdy drunkenness of the men at court, how they intruded upon women in their private quarters, and how deeply uncomfortable this made Murasaki feel.
Murasaki, for all your observations of fictional works (which I agree with, for what it’s worth), nevertheless didn’t idealize this aspect of Heian masculine behaviour. And even if one didn’t have her diary to go by, one would nevertheless be able to extrapolate from ToG the fact that the ideal aristocratic man was artistically accomplished, but also given to a feeling of entitlement where the women in their lives were concerned.
He always comes up with the most fire thumbnails
Thanks for continuing to make videos!
In other words, NEVER move into someone else's home. You keep YOUR OWN HOME and have YOUR NAME on the lease at all times.
Eh, today’s different. A women can move to husband’s family (take his last name) while retaining previous property of her own. Even so, all the property automatically is split in half if it was acquired during marrige in the West.
Make sure you have money. A go-bag if possible.
@@nikolaklobucar7981 Having your name on the lease is still valid advice, though. A lot of stay-at-home-moms make that mistake and wind up with nothing. Assuming there are no mitigating factors, both names on the lease is critical for protection against exploitation in the event of separation.
Cool video and fun contemporary humour that makes me LOL ... LIKED as always
A continuation of the History of Japan-series!?
Finally!
I like the other videos, sure, they're great, but... I've wanted to see the series continue, for ages.
Always awesome to see a new upload from you buddy
Glad you enjoy the videos :)
I don't think I've ever been this early lol
@@janisjoplin7586 woohoo! Welcome
Not surprised samurai women were screwed over. It’s par for the course for world history in general
Your honor I have never seen her in my life " we're twins kenji 😂
Wow women losing rights I'm so surpised
i like to think that theres a alternate universe where lin talks abt korean mythology lmao,좋은 하루 보내세요, 린파미!
that "we are twin, kenji" got me 😂
Really goes to show how the war for real estate in Yakuza 0 came to be. Every little patch of land makes all the difference.
Have to go to each little piece and propose with a briefcase of cash.
Progress isn't linear. We should always keep that in mind. We can still lose whatever we have accomplished.
Yay this series is back!
def chuckled at "thanks for the square meter DAD"
3:52 Good thing Hojo Rinkumasa was there to defend -Hyrule- Japan.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
@4:45 We have a winner in the "Goofiest Horse in a Supporting Role in a Painting" award!
(Ridden by someone who is, as far as I can determine, "the priest Kansuke Yamamori.")
What a thin slice of land 🤣 thank you for the new video in such a short amount of time!!!
One interesting solution to the land divisibility issue (for men) that happened in at least Tibet was brotherly polyandry, all brothers marrying the same woman and they all were considered the father to the resulting children
To be divorced and homeless but free or married and abused but not homeless or starving
Not that it was always either or...
agreed,men should not marry women, there are protection for men in marriage
Hey guys wake up, New Linfamy video dropped
2:30 caught me off guard
I've already commented, but its crazy to know that women had rights for centuries, in multiple cultures, then regressed to no rights then we get them again.. I wanna know the women of the past that made the change happen because im sure they had some s*it to say
Gavelkind is just a terrible idea in medieval times. I can confirm it from playing Crusader Kings 2+3.
Primogeniture is such a huge upgrade.
IRL introducing Primogeniture was enough to gain the moniker "the Wise".
Gavelkind was perfect idea for taking care of all your kids by giving them piece of land that serves as source of wealth in agrarian society.
We just think it's weird, because we in moderntimes see that realm as abstracted "(nation) state" instead of someone's literal personal possessions.
@@GeneralCalculus Right until your children fight each other to have usable land or get invaded by someone that didn't do that.
See: Charlemagne.
Respect women and their rights
Rights come with responsibilities that women hate.
Let stop talking about their right and start talking about their wrong
@@renowinter8022I support women’s rights but more important I support women’s wrongs. Get it queen
I wish this was a joke because the guy above you is serious@@renowinter8022
@@AmirDarkOneretard bro
Yess I finally clicked on a new video wearing my fujiwara daughters quote shirt!
😂❤️
Love the thumbnail!
Sadly if you keep dividing up land between all children and wife, the land plots will be so small they’re worthless.
Not defending women getting nothing here, but I do see the logic in not splitting the land and only one person getting the land.
Love the video dude, always funny!
So, what if there weren’t any sons in the family? Did the inheritance go to eldest daughter?
Depends on when; but the rather obvious go-to strategy: adopt the husband of your daughter. Done.
It's still a thing in Japan for families to adopt a husband for their daughters if they have an inheritance or business they want to keep in the family. And yes, in the event of divorce, this means the adopted husband keeps said family inheritance or business or whatever unless there's a contract
Also in Japan, there is no joining families. Couples must decide who gives up their (legal) family. A spouse is literally removed from their original family register and put on their spouse's register. If a wife takes the husband's name, she is part of his family and no longer (legally) part of hers. If a husband takes the wife's name, he is no longer (legally) a member of his family.
@@RainbugOnarainbow so no visits or anything?
Who needs land when you can marry your 3rd cousin?
Not only do you stay within your clan and keep your surname, but it's also legally, culturally and biologically just fine. It's hardly even incest.
anything further than first cousin is to far.😊
"in family we thrust"
Well that’s sad and unfair.
Could you do a video on marriage for commoners? I always hear about samurai the the noble's marriages. What about those peasants?
Such records don’t really exist at all. No one cared to record the daily lives of commoners so there’s nothing to make a video on
So they weren't lost, they were taken
That's... a lot more complicated than I expected, actually. Like, for them to be taken, someone (which includes groups and institutions) had to actively take them away. Who do you think took these rights away?
@@marcosalmeida3947 Samurai institution. Men. War culture.
@@PieALaMode look, mate... I know it's common for people in the internet to ask questions all friendly so that when you answer with an explanation rather than a defense, they go "uh, ackchyually", and I can understand why you thought I was doing that.
But I assure you I am not. I can think of 3 different interpretations for what you said, each interesting but not a clear cut of agency, and I'm genuinely interested in what you think. So could you answer me truthfully, please?
@@marcosalmeida3947 envisioning you as a funny gremlin desperately trying to catch a fish in a dream
Yamete, kudasaiiii, iiiee, kyyyyyaaaaa!!!!!!
Once again, war wrecks society. : (
Wait...were they not eating the Sakurako treats?
3:55 All I see is a historic Hyrule battle.
had to delete a paragraph there :D
2:14 though women could have businesses like inns, taverns breweries, pastry shops... and thus could earn enough to gain property
I didn't know samurai women existed
Well, women from samurai families
@@LinfamyOhhh, thats cool!
You didnt know women who procreated with samurai were samiria women? Lol
Some people believe there are no samurai women, and that samurai just spring out of holes in the ground.
@@dragonballworld8070 TOMOE GOZEN, quite a famous woman samurai.
period having women 💀 i love this channel
i think now i've seen all of your videos lol
That's a lot of videos o.o
No way! This is insanely close to what Friedrich Engels proposed in "the origin of the family, of private property and of the state". He was honestly trying to make logical deductions and speculations a lot of the time because he was limited by the anthropology of his time. It amazes me how close his findings were to modern research. Not everything is great in that book and it is not to be read a pure fact but it still holds up as a way of analyzing man's and especially women's past.
Marx and Engels were largely correct about the past
But their predicitons for the future were largely garbage.
Can you not cite these pseudo intellectual n1gn0gs for once? Thanks in advance.
I like to think the balloons in the thumbnail end up in Pennywises gloved hand
Boy howdy, this feels topical right now.
how
@@dnidaz2553 Confucianism
@@dnidaz2553it’s a bot. Just ignore him
@@Commander-peepers I'm a bot?
@@dnidaz2553 not you, the other comment
The thumbnail almost looked like it said "Samur ai" to me, and now I'm imagining a program called "SamurAI" auto-generating and ruining Anime.
always remember to hold onto those rights, ladies!!!
Politicians: No, women will remain cheap commodities 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@عليياسر-ف4ن9ك"Cheap" Not sure about that...
@@عليياسر-ف4ن9كCheap? In this economy, I think not. Lol 😂
So, in that part about land you say that they got more aggressive because their valuables shrank down due to heavy slicing?
That really sounded shriveled up, poor guys. 🙃
I'm half Alaska Native and my mother's land claim was supposed to have been passed down to me but my dad went to court to take it from me when she died because he "had to get something out of the marriage" and now I just realized that my entire life my dad complained that he didn't own land and never would despite the fact that he stole my land claim from me. He is now leaving that native land claim to his new wife who has promised that land to her white cousins kids. Yet more native land being stolen by the white people
How dare you blame white people for what your NATIVE dad is allegedly doing to you? Typical of your kind, blame everything bad in your life on innocent whites who literally never did anything to you instead of your own crap people. Suck it up and eat some more fried bread and cry some more instead of bettering your life like most of y'all do. Sickening.
Im sorry that happened to you. It really shows the cultural difference between people from historic patriarchal vs matrilineal backgrounds (assuming your native culture is matrilineal, not all are). A man married into a different culture, but bc of his cultural upbringing feels entitled to take what belongs to his wife. So much so he screws his first born out of your inheritance. That isn’t a good father. You deserved better
That's your mom's fault for choosing a bad husband lol.
Stop your racism. Just because they are white does not make it worse.
Please make a video about meido place ( the way to hell in which you have to go through 7 trials).
So does that mean that samurai wives was allowed to leave the room without her husband's say-so before the civil war?
What were all those anime?
loss of land ownership, ties with birth family and matrilineal order really turned women into prisoners
i am still very sleepy to have understand
This title brought out the incels
The more i watch these viideos, the more i under stand why is Asian dramas like Chinese wuxia and some Japenese anime women poison/murder their husbands or other women in a harem.
So fight for your rights, women. And men, note that societies are usually more equitable and peaceful the more rights women have.
What is a right?
@@gageshippy2256 google is your friend
AAAAAAUUUUUGHHHHH WTF YES AN UPLOAD FROM MY GOD
😂
There shold be a set of Basic set of Human Rights that apply to all. Right to vote. Right to pick ones' spouse. Kind of like, IDK the bill of rights. Should apply to the whole world.
Like, say, some sort of universal declaration? Maybe made by some sort of board of nations that have been United in some way?
@@emilybarclay8831 yeah, but binding!
No, to hell with that globalistic crap.
More videos. And yeah I knew about the samurai ruined the women rights.
WOW ..... SUPER pard !! 🤠
Jeez, if only they had the foresight to set up communal lands for farming and feeding all of the village things really would've turned out better. Their solution is terrible in comparison.
I rate this anime 9/10 although it was kind of sexist
Hello fellow kitsune
The march to 100 episodes is back on!
🙌
Good vid [love you too 😂]
But what if they had a daughter only? Do they marry her to a man just so she can inherit the land?
They had rights?
The blood of the covenant is thicker then the water of the womb. Meaning found family is more important than the family you came from
Now I'm pretty sure medieval japanese disagree
All of this is true.
Every video makes me more certain that in ancient Japan I would just give up and be a dangerous mountain witch because 'F' all of that society nonsense.
Heh, women, more like, please help me. I'm being held hostage to write comments on youtube
Who did this to you??
Favorite child. Good luck if you were all girls. If there was one boy out of the siblings, well... obviously little Yusuke here is gonna get some land probably. But wait, war hahppened. Sorry Yusuke, but this land belongs to the guy that pillaged your village now.
On today's episode of, "Linfamy Cries for Help," our... uh... protagonist passes his relationship problems off as jokes about Japanese History, again!
Only families
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What if they had no sons?
Adopt the husband of your daughter. Voila, you have a son.
Dividing land amongst children makes the land get smaller and smaller as generations go by. Giving the land to one person solves that problem.
Since it was mentioned in this video, and i hope there are people here who are as interested in this topic as i am: Usually, at least today, women live longer than men, this may be caused by the way they live (diet, work, stress,...), or because of more "genetic redundancy" in regard of the gonosomes. But was this always this way? Childbirth can be dangerous in a time before modern medicine, it would be deadly if something went wrong, and since people back then had far more children (high child mortality rate), and women where having children early on, it seems reasonable to assume that women would die earlier than men, right?
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0:29 I dont dislike his POV tbh.
lol good
This whole channel is just "Inappropriately Interpreting History through the Lens of Modern Values 101".
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I was worried that this video was going to maybe be political but I am glad it is not.
I honestly learned something and it is something that people should think about more, basically woman's rights went to the wayside due to change in society, whatever the norms that existed that gave woman a fair ground slowly changed, not out of misogyny but out of practical needs.
In a way, that should be an important lesson, not just for woman's rights but also for all kinds of rights, in order to safe guard them you need a stable & sustainable society.
A society justifies its laws through morality. So even if misogyny was not the reason for a law, misogyny became moral when women owning property is illegal.
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hard working man : " i leave my inheritance with my most capable son so he can defend it make sure rest of the family can survive"
death cultist living of welfare
"reeeeeeeeee misogyny , reeeeeee "
@@mueezadam8438that’s a really good summary of how misogyny was invented I think. Limiting women’s rights across patriarchal cultures occurred in societies that had more conflict and war. It was a practical thing initially. A warlord saves a city, is made the leader temporarily, then one day one wants to make sure he and his descendants stay in power so his family is taken care of. Resources are hoarded, social classes and gender roles redefined and reinforced. Then the limitations on women is institutionalized after the crisis passed and now women HAVE to stay as a subclass and be controlled, having theirs rights and autonomy reduced to eliminated entirely, and in worst case scenarios passed around like things, which then passes down trauma to subsequent generations. The solution to solve one issue thus creates entirely new issues we’re still dealing with today
@@mueezadam8438 I'm not sure if moral is the right word there but I understand where you are coming from here and that's what i meant with my comment above.
Basically all our rights exist because we live in a world where practicality isn't an issue, so if we want to keep what we have, we need to work smart and hard to keep our sustainable & stable society.
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