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not just korea,,tamil culture had impact on thailand,cambodia,laos,indonesia,even korea,,a famous korean proffessor came to tamil nadu to find out the roots of tamil culture on korea,,its in you tube too,,its sad that india doesnt use it as an advantage to have good relations with these indianized countries,but its changing under current government with look east policy
The reason why Tamil culture had such a massive impact is due to the fact that the Chola Empire under King Rajendra Chola I had developed an extensive maritime trade network across Southeast Asia and maritime trade routes extending all the way north to Mainland China and Korea. As the Cholas were the first to develop Maritime trade in the Southern Indian regions, they have more influence in the Asian Sphere, compared to other empires which did it later on.
Well, that's because the Chola Empire extended all over Southeast Asia. Korea is further away in the Far East. The proper explanation is still very unclear in Korea's case, unlike other countries in Southeast Asia.
Pandiyan dynasty is the ancient and powerful maritime traders 2000 years ago. Indian ocean, bay of Bengal, arabic sea all are borders of pandiyan kingdom. Cholan dynasty came later in the maritime routes. Don't mislead our history just 1000 years old referring rajendra chola 1st. We are more ancient than that.
Nyaaa
The Kalingas too had an influence predominantly in Cambodia Thai and Indonesia specially Bali where the Kalinga merchants settled and spread Hinduism which to till date is still the only majority Hindu island in Indonesia
It is not just the queen. Her servants, maids, guardian soldiers, and sailors traveled along with her from tamil nadu. They also settled down and formed their own matrimonial alliance with the native people of the region and established the population of 6 million, but many believe that their descendants are from royal couple lone.
So just like some people here who thinks they are descendants of the old royal families in Tamilnadu
Its becauce more than a thousand years ago a kind called raja raja chozhan ruled thos countries like Singapore, malsiaya,etc
Why did the princess teach the Koreans "Kundi"? 😂😭😭 like there were more words.
Cuz she wanted the prince to explore her back door 😂
@@AnthonyJonathanYT Back door entries were not a norm of the past.
How then?
@@chanduji2855It was more common than you think.
There were no modern ways to avoid pregnancy.
That was one option to have pleasure without ending up being pregnant.
I'M FROM UTTAR PRADESH BUT LIVED IN TAMIL NADU WHEN I WAS 8 YEARS OLD. TRUST ME IT WAS NOT VERY GOOD TO TELL SOMEONE IN HINDI TO LOCK THE DOOR 😂
because Korean language is not very old and they used to use Chinese language before, and they might felt that Tamil is easier than Chinese
Tamil is more 50000 years old language. We are thr Pioneer for everything ❤
Tamil people merchants that connected the world thousands of years before we all have our current internet age they share culture and knowledge with everyone respect other people pay love with love
Sambar 🔥😂
@@JASHU_69sari da golti dog's
@@JASHU_69poda golti Telugu punda.. ass burning golti, jealous golti.. you speak Telugu because of our motherfk Tamil..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@JASHU_69 🔥ur stomach burns.. Its shows in your imbecile comment..
@@JASHU_69 golties crying everywhere😭😭😭😭
"Thai" land. Actually "Thai" word is an Tamil word which means Mother. It proves how Tamil kings had influence in southeast Asian countries.
There is no historical evidence of Tamil kings, but there are historical proofs of Buddhist monks going and coming to various countries since ashokan times. And south was a major center.
@@gamesong6600Chola kings and some descendants followed Buddhism in the end and became small rajputs and weak as they adopted peace. They also spoke Tamil and Sanskrit. Just check name of their Airport it's name is subarnabhoomi Airport, which has same meaning in Tamil and Sanskrit. Even present day Bihar, UP and Orissa were ruled by Tamil kings Cholas and Pandyas. Cholas ruled till Ganges and beyond, hence named Gangai Kondan. There is a Lord Shiva temple to commemorate this named as "Gangai Konda Cholapuram".
In all over South East Asia, you can see that there will be one Tamil kings branch in their clan hierarchy.
Singapore name itself means (Singam + Oor = Singapore. Check history of Indonesia islands and Hinduism there, it was spread by Tamil kings. Check Sumatra Island history in Malay historical books. Also, you will find all kings and sultans in Malaysia have Raja title to them. If you drag back all royal families in South East Asia, there will be a mix of some Tamil dynasty descendents in their timeline. You can find Tamil in Korean language as well, because Korean Queen who ruled there travelled from present day India and of Tamil descent. There is also a funny joke among Koreans that if a newborn baby is not fair they will say that baby might have had Tamil queens genetical inheritance.
@@gamesong6600rajendra chola captured Thailand go and learn history first of all
@@prakashs545 in 11th century yes. But answer me this when did Buddhism reach Thailand?? I think your answer will also enlighten you about how Indian languages customs reach east asian countries.
@@prakashs545 moreover the historical records tell us, they never took over the administration of the won cities, it was more of attacking, plundering and looting, like they looted toran door of a Buddhist building.
Cameroon in Africa a particular tribe too speaks a crude Tamil ,words , pronounciation, meaning same. A Tamil techie guy is making list of Tamil words spoken around the rest of the world. It is indeed staggering to observe his findings. Tamil indeed is an ancient language, and culture spread across from East Asia to Greece where we did trade and other ties for more than 2000+ years.
India then had a big cultural imprints on Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Fiji and many more countries.
Yeah I'm from fiji
Buddhist
@@sys9208 bharat and its people were there from 1000's of years buddhism came 1500 years ago so yeah not everyone is buddhist
@@sys9208Not really . Guess you don't know about the Chola Dynasty.
Also Buddhism and Jainism have their inspirations from Sanatan Dharma. If you've read history enough you'd know.
China as well remember DHAMO (BODHI DHARMAN)
Seollal = pongal (Tamil harvest festival/new year)
Dhashik (다식) = Kolukattai (rice based Tamil dessert)
Yakgwa(약과)= adhirasam (fried Tamil dessert)
The "Kummi(கும்மி)" dance performed by Tamils has a lot of similarities with the "Ganggangsullae(강강술래)" practiced in Korean culture.
The flower braided bridal hairstyle of Tamils known as "பூ ஜடை Poo Jadai or ஜடை மட்டை Jadai Maṭṭai" is also followed as "도투락댕기 도투락唐只 Doturak-daenggi" bridal hairstyle in Korean culture.
@@perambu3441 I forgot to include Ganggangsullae (강강술래). But I never thought about p00-jadai and daenggi. Thanks for adding that!
Yes we Indians were like voyagers.. especially south Indians had huge no of cruise, and ships used to travel to most of the Asian countries..
Thus there are lot of Indian food and cultural influences all over Asia ❤
True. 🇮🇳
Its becauce more than a thousand years ago a kind called raja raja chozhan ruled thos countries like Singapore, malsiaya,etc
@@aradhanatrys971 yes correct... I'm from Tamil Nadu too
@@kaviyak9220 mm...nicee
Now I know the real meaning of "Kundi na kharkao Raja, seedha andar aao Raja". This was the probably the first line that the Queen said to the Korean King after their marriage. 😉 😉
That word has a different meaning in Hindi right😂😂😂what are you saying
Mango 🥭 word came from Tamil language not just that there is lot words came from Tamil, English language took most of the words form Tamil language ❤
South India is on the most important trade route in the world.
So there has been exchange of culture from South India since ancient times.
The Tamil language is recognized as the oldest language in the world and it is the oldest language of the Dravidian family. This language had a presence even around 5,000 years ago.
Recognised by who? I googled it and got nothing relevant to Tamil
@@nitinthakur6569 Researchers of the subject have differing estimates for the age of Tamil. While recent excavations at Keezhadi throw light on the ancient civilization of Tamils, earthen burial urns (Mudumakkal Thazhi) have been found in Adhichanallur and Kodumudi that go back 2,000 to 2,500 years.
@@nitinthakur6569What did you Google for bruh?
The oldest language is sanskrit then tamil came from it .
@@TanviMangla Loooooolllll 😆😆😆😆😂🤪
Tamils were very dominant at that time because of their trade network .
They weren't dominant but mostly cooperative and didn't hesitate to explore other kingdoms
@@chewy9936 being dominant doesn't mean oppressive ,i never said that they were not cooperative.
So yes, they were DOMINANT.
@@chewy9936Looks like dominant means something else in your dictionary
@@nitthesh i don't think you own a dictionary yourself cuz then you wouldn't be saying this. Just Google what the word DOMINANT means before you talk.
@@abhimanyusinghbaghel6235 DOMINANT means RULING and COMMANDING (especially in those days) So yes when you say dominant it means ruling but tamils didn't rule every Kingdom they made deep connections with. Dominance and oppression are two different things. Did I say they were oppressive? Please work on your vocab 👍
Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "Kundi Marna".
omg hahaha
😂😂😂
Tamil & Korean language are similar wow..... I can't believe...
LOVE FROM TAMILNADU 🤩🤩🤩🤩🥰😍😍🥰
Many languages similar like this you can find in UA-cam
Koreans and Indians cannot understand what each other is saying lol
@@user-vx3cy8er9uits korean and tamil. not indian. no one cares about hindi.
South states have been over looked by all of foreign visitors but.. thats the place to go to see natural Indian hostility
hostility...? did u mean hospitality?
Hostility😅😅😅
Hostility? Dude, correct yourself before too much damage happens
South Korea celebrates its National Liberation Day on August 15, when Korean citizens commemorate its independence from 35 years of Japan's colonial rule which happens to be India's Independence Day too. Nothing to do with those linguistic similarities though. Just adding my two drops in the pond of similarities.
Oh wow....if you guys are doing these...can achara please react to thai and sanskrit similarities? I had asked for it on her birthday last year 😅
again that's because of Tamils 😒
@@doyouhaveaminute281 why so tamil also has sanskrit influence
@@mtk3755 the Sanskrit influence is because of hinduism
@@mtk3755 that's what I am saying it was spread by tamil kings as Brahmins cannot cross the sea the kings did it for them spreading languages , cultures.
@@mtk3755Tamil don't have sanskrit influence. Also in Reverse Sanskrit has fewer tamil words.
now we know... why Achara got connected so much for '96' movie..... 😇
10:14 aa no, u don't have to learn korean or japanese to work in japan or south korea. companies which hire overseas employees have mandate for speaking neutral language (english) but if you at all go hangout at very traditional towns or go on vacation at some place alone or a korean/japanese authentic restaurant away from city side then it gets tedious. i have been in japan and this was my experience. even when i did learn japanese. my japanese wasn't that great since i learnt online but important part was they were able to understand me.
Back on Andrew channel ... Would like to see our favourite guest jaby as well
Years ago a Japanese architect found many carpentry terms common in India to S. Korea and Japan. I believe his conclusion was the ideas came along with the spread of Buddhism from India.
Do more these types of videos really liked other video also with older people
amil people merchants that connected the world thousands of years before we all have our current internet age they share culture and knowledge with everyone respect other people pay love with love
tamil culture had impact on thailand,cambodia,laos,indonesia,even korea,,a famous korean proffessor came to tamil nadu to find out the roots of tamil culture on korea,,its in you tube too,,its sad that india doesnt use it as an advantage to have good relations with these indianized countries,but its changing under current government with look east policy
South India is on the most important trade route in the world.
Tamil ruled entire east hemisphere and north indian ruled entire west hemisphere
Many words from English are of Tamil origin as well
We also have lot of similarities between Indian food and Mexican food.
Chillies originally came from Mexico. And potatoes came from Peru. Courtesy of the Portuguese.
Other spices are Indian by origin.
@@KKomalShashank even Marigold flowers too from Mexico
@@NikZ500 Yeah, probably. They also use them for traditional rituals, similar to us. Like the Day of the Dead festival, for example.
We don't use them for active puja, though. We use chrysanthemum and rose instead. Marigolds are only for decoration during festivals.
@@KKomalShashankand all those things are not used in the temple bhog of Odia temples, specifically Jagannath temple. Even, tomatoes, brinjal isn't used because they are from middle-east, apart from onion, garlic, chillies, ginger etc.
The northern languages of India are Indo-European languages the show similarity with European languages.
Where as the Southern languages are Dravidian languages which is the language of the indigenous people of India
Vietnam cultural also Shows similarities from indian city called Champa in eastern India.
Its becauce more than a thousand years ago a kind called raja raja chozhan ruled thos countries like Singapore, malsiaya,etc
Koreans are so sweet….. want to visit there once.
Acharakrik if you like to visit Tamil Nadu December will be the right time with a comfortable temperature.
school in tamilnadu, we have tamil has one of the subject and we are raised from our childhood hearingy the greatness so we tamilians usually are so proud of our language and we have huge ego in it
And the faltu modi government built the memorial park in UP ayodhya Mistaking ayodhya for ayutta ( kanyakumari ,TN)
tweaking the story like she is daughter of Rama
🥴🥴🥴🥴
Heo Hwang-ok in tamil it's செம்பவளம் meaning red coral.
one of her belongings has fish engraved plate so she must be a pandyan princess.
fish - pandyas
tiger - cholas
bow/arrow - cheras
Her earings tamil grannies in rural areas used to wear those kinda earings called "Thongattam " were women's earlobes were elongated.
the food , the language ,the culture clearly
shows she was a tamiZH princess ofcourse ayutta is in kanyakumari , TN not ayodhya UP.
there is one more video where similarities in Grammar , the types of food ,the culture btwn tamil and Korean been talked
but now history has beed changed by modi government 😊
So true
Madrasi her name is Suriratna. Ayodhaya is original kingdom with 2 fish symbol flag.
@@MrRahul6464yeah, but the time line didn’t match and you can see that whole documentary in youtube by a korean professor
@@swedhat3952 ayodhya was suggested by Korean Professor. & i don't know which professor you are talking about.
I find the language inspired by Sanskirt is Indonesian 🇮🇩 language.
Example
Indonesian 🇮🇩 word spoke and even meaning same.
Swami - Husband
Istri - Wife
Samudta - Ocean
Kursi - Chair
Meja - Table
This are just very few for example.
Suprisingly
Even some cultures are the same
1 Example
In Java Island inspite being Muslims by religion before marriage KUNDLIS are checked.. If not matched NO MARRIAGE.
You guys should visit south states.. then the impression on india will totally block your eyes.. thats how difference it makes from north to south.. i can assure you you will be more safe and homely in south for sure at any 5states in south
Ancient tamil people were the first to do foreign trade. So they established so many trade links with different countries so it js no wonder some culture have been adopted by many.
Tamil ruled entire east hemisphere and north indian ruled entire west hemisphere
I think we need to revisit ** 7th Sense** by Andrew
Hi I love your reactions 😁❤️ It's not just 500words It's Said to be 5000 Thousand words
The Korean Emperor Suro fell in love with and married a Tamil Princess SriRatna (from Ayutha or Ayodhya in the State of Tamil Nadu, not to be confused with Lord Sri Rama's Ayodhya in the State of Uttar Pradesh.) and she took the name Heo-Hwang Ok upon becoming The Korean Empress.
Achara u gotta react to Thai and Sanskrit similar words too!!
Indonesia too
@@NikZ500 yes!!
One of the grat reaction man and cool lady...
Since sanskrit & tamiz are 2 of the oldest language on the earth, the vocabulary of these language surely have surpassed other languages. So in my theory Koreans may not have named everything out there & when the princess went there & may already have known what certain objects & things were in her language she nay have introduced to them & they learned it that way & adjusted it to their pronunciation & when a princess marry they do not go alone but a whole army of servants also accompany them and create a ecosystem there.
But didn't theh had word for butt in their korean 😂that they had to adopt this, as it may have been easier than the korean word.
However, the words for mother and father being similar is the most mindboggling. Those words are primary to any language.
Surprisingly many Tamilians use the Hindi slang word for butt without knowing its real meaning for a new meaning like "irritating" these days. It becomes an issue when they use it with Hindi-speaking folks, unaware, creating more problems/distance.
Tamil, telugu, sanskrit, kannada, malayalam, Mmarathi, odia, bangla, hindi 👍
Visit TAMILNADU in October to February
So my language is kannada and watching this made me realize that Almost all of the words are same in my language and has same meaning too. 🤭
Does the guy has any purpose or he is just there to say, Oh Nice, I like that. It seems like he has 3-4words in his vocabulary which he has put on shuffle.
There are many places outside of India in the east and west as well Shivaling found all around the world in many muslim and Christian countries as well . The cultural expansion of India is all around the world in the past . And all it started from Sanatan Dharma.
there are 1000's of Tamil words which are similiar to english with same meaning ! for ex: Arisi is Rice - Vetri is Victory - Pothan is Button Tutorial is Tutorial ! Tamil being the oldest language the influence in most of the language !
Lol, am first to comment. Good to see these facts videos
Meanwhile *CHOZHAS* hold my glass🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I guess sanskrit and it's derivatives have interacted with arabian languages since it's up north and dravidian languages have interacted with Indian ocean landmasses since it's down south.
Tamil mainly as it is the oldest among Dravidian languages. Rest are relatively newer even though older than all other Indian languages
@@GeethaSindhuriBarabari Although sanskrit is considered to be the oldest recorded Indian language, if you consider it Indian, some consider it foreign Aryan language, as if dravidians were prominently present in whole of Northernmost India as well, which is debatable at best.
@@off_grid_javelinsanskrit is not Indian language it is from European family
Read about Chola dynasty.
India is everywhere...Lithuanian european language is similar to sanskrit...
Maxico has a festival similar to dahi handi..
Achara , Hindus and Bharatiye went far far east atleast 2000 years ago. Be it vietnam, Indonesia, Thialand, Laos. Korean quent went from Ayodhya ( Bharat ) to Korea and Korean presedent went to Ayodhya 2/3 years ago.
Tamils and Chinese relationship bigger in Ancient period .. Trading
Whether you guys agree or not ....we Indians are everywhere like literally everywhere.....the world without India is impossible ❤
Right ❤❤❤❤
Where is Fighter motion poster reaction
Welcome to india Tamilnadu achara nd your frnd.
Love from tamilnadu 👋👋♥️
Any tamil people her❤❤
There are similar words in Malayalam as well. (Obviously Malayalam is related to Tamil)
That chinna punda language comes from ours da😂😂😂
@@stylishthamizhan5774 kuttikk vaayikkaan ariyillenn thonnunu🙃
@@Fidah enna da solra punda....
The Tamils (Pallava,Chola & Pandya Then) spread their script, Religion and culture to South East Asia and were mostly influenced with the spread of Buddhism from South India and Sri Lanka as well
Its not difficult to imagine that this story could be true,, given the Indian civilization goes back thousands of years
There are many similar words between Hindi or Sanskrit with Indonesian language too...
Malayalam too... Tamil and Malayalam is similar therefore Korean too...
Le North guys in Tamil Nadu - Kundi maar ke nikla karo.
Tamils - Waht
Maaveeran movie reaction.....❤
First Human Migration happened from Africa to India around 75-80 Thousand years ago ! All Humans on the Planet have Indian decent !
We want chhichhore and bramhastra reaction
Baby we are colonizing the world from the back side ...
Wow, it’s just like American and English.
Allow me to Blow Me Your Minds.. We Tamils Have Scripts/Poems/Epics/Dramas/Songs that speak about Science, Math, Astronomy, Trade, Allied Partnership, Cultural Exchange, Religious Debates, Food Cuisines, Moral Values, Ideas, Architecture, Teachings, Beleif Systems and healthy Relationships shared with Romans, Latina, Greeks, Mayans, Incas, Cherokees, Africans, Australians, Koreans, Chinese, Sumerians, Egyptians, Indus Valley, and Beings Outer from Skies. Sorry for that Last one. We have them in names of Gods.
My Reaction When I Listen to a those Ancestral Lineages; EPPUDRAAAA😂
I can assure one thing. Olden Tamil Nadu (Ancient Bharath /Today's India) is the Cradle of Civilization. No wonder we call Tamil Thai Or Mother India. ❤
🙏🙏"Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam"🙏🙏
Ayodya not near to Sea they Cant able to Travel on Sea. One Tamils sail over the world more than thousand years ago
And tamil is the mother language of many languages
There is poem in Tamil says literally "We are all the world, we are one" ... YATHUM OORAE YAVARUM KELIR
Sambars 😂
@@JASHU_69burnol
you re one among us achara 🙂
There is also similarity in Thailand and India... React on that
Also malayalam language is originated or similar to tamil, so a mallu can also relate to some words, like kundi😅😂👍🏻
Tamil❤
Meghalaya khasi language is similar to Thai language
And Modi government is ruining this history by linking Ayodhya to ayuta
Yahhhh that's trueee
Where is jaby Cory...
Chera ,chola ,pandiya ❤
Next Tamil and Indonesia language
That "cham cham baje re" bgm pisses me always.
Revolver in hindi: pistol.
Revolver in spanish: pistol
💀
Malaysia,china,Japanese,Korean all most more Indian language derived from tamilnadu
Because akand bharat was from Russia border(north, Afghanistan in west, sri Lanka in south and whole asia apart from China.)
No bharat was just from tibet to india but jambudweep was from Russia to Asia
@@mtk3755 yes you are right but I feel we really had very close connection with Koreans
@@shreyass2084because of Tamil traded with koreans and tamil princess married a Korean king
@@shreyass2084Nothing to do with North indian and other parts of india. Korea is only related with tamil
One more thing I found common was the traditional game... in korea its called "Gonggi", in tamilnadu we call it "Kallanga"
*North Indians/Pakistanis Assemble!* Lets whine, Complain and be racist to project our insecurities.
From kanyakumari
Indian princess from Ayodhya married to Korean king so they have indian jeans also
Except not from Ayodhya
No wayy
She was from tamil nadu not from north india
The main difference between Tamils and Koreans is that: Both Korean men and women have dominating and outspoken personalities while only Tamil women have dominating and outspoken personalities.
The lady looks Asian and so, if you are interested, we can watch the video where the same Indian Gods are worshipped in Japan under a different name,
Ayodhya or ayutha ....... Imp. 🇮🇳
Spanish and Hindi are also some similarities
Story is quite different ... and our people are not ready for the truth ...