On September 27th, I posted an English translation about Tōdai-ji's South Gate on this blog, and nearly 50 foreigners showed interest.

Japan is now facing the crisis of extinction, yet few citizens realize this.

The reason is that the proud dynasty that existed until 672 (capital: Kyushu Dazaifu) is completely ignored.

In the conflict between the Kyushu Dynasty and Baekje versus the allied forces of Tang, Silla, and Yamato, the latter won.

Since then, the Yamato group (the very people controlling modern Japan) has dominated the Japanese archipelago.

Regarding the alliance between the Kyushu Dynasty and Baekje, while Baekje is sometimes mentioned, not a single historian aligned with the ruling powers acknowledges the existence of the Kyushu Dynasty.

This is the primary reason the public feels no sense of crisis about the current situation.

The current ruling powers are well aware of their own origins, but the people descended from the Kyushu Dynasty remain ignorant of their own lineage.

The Japanese themselves have not learned their true history.

If information is disseminated from the foreign side, the Japanese tendency is to provisionally trust its content.

This is the technique known as “utilizing external pressure.”

Please understand that future articles will be discussed based on the above principle.

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