How true is this pasta? It keeps being spammed on /int/ but I don't want to give in to memes.

The History of Vietnam:
>Enslaved by China for 1000 years
>Vassalized by China for the next 1000 years
>Half the "native" dynasties were founded by Han Chinese immigrants
>Enslaved by Ming China
>During military "victories" the capital was destroyed and the main "strategy" was to hide in the mountains while the invaders suffered from heat, bugs and disease and eventually left
>Begged Qing China for help against France
>Colonized and enslaved by France
>Vietnamese were called "Annamites"
>No such thing as "Vietnamese culture"
>Literally invented nothing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Vietnamese_inventions_and_discoveries
>Pho was created by Chinese immigrants
>Eats rats and monkey brains
>Vietnamese "traditional" clothing isn't traditional or even indigenous
>"Vietnamese" alphabet and Vietnamese "calligraphy" are ugly
>Vietnamese language is ugly
>The epitome of Vietnamese culture is the rice hat
>Traditional Vietnamese dance is a rice hat dance
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YcfX8cF-UPU

Hello everyone! It is the 75th anniversary of the nuclear bombings! I assume there are going to be a lot of uneducated retards posting on /his/ today so let's address a few things and start a real good discussion.

What were some of the biggest humiliations imposed upon an entire population of people by conquerors?

For me it's the Manchu Queue.

>“A woman's duty is not to control or take charge."

>"Woman's greatest duty is to produce a son."

>"A woman ruler is like a hen crowing."

>"A husband can marry twice, but his wife must never remarry."

>"We should not be too familiar with the lower orders or with women."

>"The woman with no talent is the one who has merit."

>" It will be womens neither to do wrong nor to do good. Only about the spirits and the food will they have to think."

>"Disorder is not sent down by Heaven, it is produced by women."

>"Those who cannot be taught, cannot be instructed. These are women and eunuchs."

>" Man is honored for strength; a woman is beautiful on account of her gentleness."

>"There are three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons."

>"Women are to be led and to follow others."

>"A husband may marry twice, but his wife must never remarry."

>"We should not be too familiar with the lower orders or with women."

>"Women's nature is passive."

>"A woman should look on her husband as if he were Heaven itself, and never weary of thinking how she may yield to him."

Why were Confucians such incels? What could make such wise men so sexist?

Xi'an city is a Han city with a Muslim quarter. The Hui Muslims of Xi'an lived in Xi'ans Muslim quarter since at least the start of the Ming dynasty. The people of Xi'an traditionally have not participated in any conflicts during the Qing dynasty. Gansu Hui Muslim Ming loyalists under Mi Layin and Ding Guodong fought against the Qing from 1646-1650. A Manchu banner quarter was established in Xi'an on the site of a former Ming prince's palace after Manchus were relocated from their home to garrison quarters in cities south of the Great Wall.

During the Dungan rebellion of the 1860s, the Hui Muslims of Xi'an were the only Hui in southern Shaanxi who did not join the rebellion. As a result Xi'an never fell to the rebels. Shaanxi Hui rebels outside of Xi'an who redefected back to the Qing were not allowed to go back to Shaanxi so they were resettled in Gansu to live along with Gansu Hui rebels like Ma Anliang who defected back.

However in 1911, the when anti-Qing revolutionaries reached Xi'an in the Xinhai revolution, both the Han and Hui Muslims of Xi'an joined the revolt. As the revolutionaries surrounded the Manchu quarter of Xi'an on three sides, the tens of thousands of Manchus attempted to escape from the fourth side. They found that the Hui Muslims of Xi'an's Muslim quarter blocked the entire fourth side. An orgy of arson, looting, massacre and rape against the Manchu population of Xi'an began.

How would one go about successfully starting a new religion? Like how do I convince enough people that I'm legit.

My religion can be described as fundamentally a reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European religion that incorporates heavily from Christianity and Buddhism and to a lesser significance Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, and Native American mythology.

The "face as a man" whom Daniel the prophet (whoso readeth, let him understand:)
and Ezekiel the prophet (let him that readeth understand,) carved on Heel Stone is
of John the baptist (Man 6/1/6 BC) and Jesus the messiah (Son of man 6/6/6 BC)

Tao

prove me wrong
protip you can't

Looking to collect good books on the history of French and Russian revolutions, their jewish origins, and the promotion of anti-Christianity within them.

So far:
>The Reign of Terror: A Collection of Authentic Narratives of the Horrors Committed by the Revolutionary Government (Simpkin)

>A French Genocide: the Vendee (Secher)

>The History of the Clergy During the French Revolution (Barruel)

>The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit (Jones)

>A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind (Goodson)

I haven't begun on the Russian revolution, but I have seen mention of Solzhenitsyn as a good start. However, it seems he has cucked out and denies the jewish involvement, according to his English website. His book on the topic, Two Hundred Years Together, is also not available in English print. I need hardcovers to stay the test of time, not digital copies.

What would you lads recommend to add to the French Revolution, and to start off the Russian Revolution? I am specifically looking for anti-Christian/atheist promotion and jewish involvement, so no modern cucked """""history""""" please. Also, any books on murder and genocide that took place within the revolutions.

Thanks.

>Sun Yat-sen (/ˈsʌn ˈjætˈsɛn/; 12 November 1866 – 12 March 1925)[1][2] was a Chinese politician, physician and philosopher who provisionally served as the first president of the Republic of China; and the first leader of the Kuomintang (Nationalist Party of China). He is referred as the "Father of the Nation" in the Republic of China due to his instrumental role in the overthrow of the Qing dynasty during the Xinhai Revolution. Sun remains a unique figure among 20th-century Chinese leaders for being widely revered in both mainland China and Taiwan.[3]