What's the deal wit these things? Is it basically banned to excavate them so that people can't find out that even the Emperor's family was imported from Korea/China like everything else in their culture?
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Just typical Japanese conservatism of not changing things and keeping traditions for their own sake.
There would probably need some requests from Japan universities for that to change.
>No one is allowed to enter the tomb complex, which is surrounded by a moat surrounded by a gate. The fact is that no one has been to the inner moat since 1872, and the main part of the tomb has supposedly not been accessed in about 1,000 years.
Surely some people have gone over that gate and swam there, but if there really hasn't been any maintenance of the center in 1000 years, there's probably nothing to see, and you'd need to know exactly where the tomb is to excavate.
If there is anything left to excavate anyway. Some of these must have been robbed at some point before.
>writes long ass reply
>doesn't even look at the image clearly diagramming the mound and where to find shit.
typical fricking IQfy
>What's the deal wit these things?
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same shit with the chinese pyramids, full of dead white dudes that would frick with their ethnocentric historical interpretations.
This. Surely they know what's inside them after having at least excavated some of them or all of them in secret, but they stopped after finding super Saiyaryan kings looking like Son Goku and his entourage of dragon warrior Thanes inside.
>Sakai, Japan
The tomb builders were Saka-Raulis.
jesus fricking christ that would be so based. imagine if one of these chinese graves gets finally opened and it some DNA testing is done and it turns out that the zhou and qin were paternally tocharians/wusun
This happened to the Shang. I'm 99% convinced China is trying to memory hole the Shang now.
Care to explain?
wut.
/pol/ack morons read in twitter than China is a white civilization because they found some dead yamanas in the western chinese desert who died of sand asphyxiation.
We're white we wuzzing now about samurais?
>The Japanese say they're white
It's over incel third world bros... Our anime lord's have abandoned us ..
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1739889562753937755.html
So everything wuz white, now?
yes
>What's the deal wit these things?
Chieftain burial, assumedly.
> Is it basically banned to excavate them so that people can't find out that even the Emperor's family was imported from Korea/China like everything else in their culture?
It's banned for the same reason no one is allowed to dig up William of Normandy or Charlemagne: Cultural continuity. Same reason the chinks aren't going to dig up the namesake of their fricking country from his megalomaniacal tomb. No, It doesn't matter that it has been over 2000 years.
You have as much proof as times I've had sex: Zero.
>Some of these must have been robbed at some point before.
Probably most, if other places are any indication. Most Kurgans in the Eurasian steppe were ransacked by russians a century or so before proto-archeology even existed, for example.
>You have as much proof as times I've had sex: Zero.
Brutal
No man, they're all banned if I'm not mistaken, there are thousands of them and you're not allowed to touch any of them.
>https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1739889562753937755.html
Seems like we wuzzism plain and simple. About as convincing as few brown ppl hieroglyphs meaning the egyptian pharaohs were all Nubians.
While the theory that China was started by outside nomads has some evidence, the Kofun in Japan were built at the earliest in the 3rd century A.D. which is simply too late. Any indo-european influence would have been far more ancient.
They were built by invaders.
>Northeast Asia
Who are these people?
Are they the descendants of the neolithic agriculturalists from China?
Supposedly according to this study they're from the yellow River region, so Japanese are basically Beijing colonizers by majority admixture.
What is the genetic difference between the 'Northeast Asia' group and the 'East Asia' group?
I think mongols/manchus type folks vs yellow river type of people/han Chinese
That's a video covering it, star of David is unrelated for hopeful chuds.
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abh2419?_ga=2.211112470.245052054.1634555531-807676447.1634555531
thats the study itself, you can read if you like.
The royal family has already admitted they have Korean ancestry.
>In 2001, Emperor Akihito told reporters "I, on my part, feel a certain kinship with Korea, given the fact that it is recorded in the Chronicles of Japan that the mother of Emperor Kammu [Niigasa] was one of the descendant of King Muryong of Baekje." It was the first time that a Japanese emperor publicly referred to Korean blood in the imperial line.[5] According to the Shoku Nihongi, Niigasa (720–790) is a descendant of Prince Junda, son of Muryeong, who died in Japan in 513 (Nihon Shoki Chapter 17).
More likely that DNA testing dead royals would likely show that somewhere along the line some concubine banged a courtier and the whole direct line of succession was broken. It would undermine the entire legitimacy of the royal family given the importance of lineage.
Yes, the Emperor's ancestors were connected to one Korean and the Emperor was proven to be Korean
It is already open knowledge among the historically inclined that the current royal family comes from an illegitimate line.
It isn't covered up.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanboku-ch%C5%8D_period
Since the Nanboku-Cho period, the Emperors have descended from a pretender line that eventually gathered enough support to supplant the legitimate dynasty.
The "illegitimate line" was illegitimate during the nanboku-cho and ceased to be so once they won and got the regalia. Basically while there were two courts, the Japanese government admits that the Southern one was in the right, but once this period ended there was only one emperor, who was legitimate. They were still descended from the imperial line, just a different branch.
How many of these things are there in Japan?
Thousands. Tens of thousands probably if you count those yet to be discovered.
I'm guessing most of them are a lot smaller than the one in OP's pic?
>burial mounds in japan
Steppechads, we can't stop winning.
>steppe people is when mound
it is not done so as not to disrespect the dead by disturbing their graves also we do not know whether we have the means and technology yet to properly preserve what is inside
Coping pretty hard. They're just protecting their natironoracial ego from horserider theory being proved correct.