The fact you composed a whole soundtrack for this instead of using royalty free music shows dedication, well done!

It looks like a lot of work went into this one, great job!

Great work, I especially enjoyed the extra information on the side

This is definitely the best 'every day/year map' video I've seen so far. Great job lad!

Fantastic! This must've taken a monumental amount of work! I also really like the video-game like feel this has :P

Good work. It is nice to have you back

This channel is underrated. Man, you deserve you subs! I'm learning a LOT of history with your videos!

This makes understanding chinese history so much easier! Fantastic video.

I can't tell how much I appreciate this video. There is so much stuff happening here, I like those 'achivement pop up' when China progresses to next era, it's so cool. I fact I was pausing every two seconds to take a look at the map and checking some stuff on Wikipedia. I've read every note you placed here, and watched every detail. It occured that I was watching a 15 minutes video for approximately an hour. Gosh, this is crazy how much effort you had to make. Also, the music is one of its kind, truly amazing. This masterpiece is underrated. I wish you million views.

That's so much work put into this video! I appreciate every detail. Moreover, you have made every song all by yourself. Very impressive!

Thank you! This video is great!

A very very well made video. It really puts the length of history in perspective.

The on cards are definitely a great addition. Finally it’s here, without seeming like a brown nose lol, I have nothing but praise for this video, awesome-sauciness is the only word to adequately describe this production! Everything fits together so well.

Thousands of pages of history into this 14 min video, and not biased! Great work!

great video. minor correction tho: the capital of southern song should be Hangzhou (then called Lin'an), instead of Nanjing.

I like how you change the music whenever it's a new era :D

Impressive that you even detailed the changing course of the lower Yellow River.

This is the most accurate work I've seen! Thank you for your dedication! this needs to be seen by more people

one of the most accurate version, thank you!

Awsome work bro 👍 been waiting for this for a long time and it’s amazing keep up the good work

Our whole family loves this! We are learning about China and this is my go-to video. My favorite part is the music and transition when there is a new dynasty. I also love the information about each. You did an incredible job, BRAVO!!!

Great job !

Awesome work as per usual

This is good. I like it. Fantastic, awesome, thank you. 👍👍

만드시느라 엄청난 노고를 쏟으셨겠습니다. 대단하십니다.

Correction: Tang was not decisively defeated by the Arabs in the battle of Talas, in fact the 2 power clashed several more times around the same area during the following years. It was Anlushan rebellion 5 years later that pushed Tang towards a state of total collapse and they were forced to withdraw from central Asia, never to return

Hat's off, these videos are incredible.

Great Work Thanks

중학생이셧던걸로 기억합니다 오랜만에 업데이트하셧네요^^ as I know your a busy middle school student. Thank u for d upload!

내용은 좋은데, 자막을 간편하게 하실 필요가 있어보이는군요. 아주 대단하십니다!

Very nice! Thank you!

Really nicely made video this

9:23 the An Lushan rebellion lasted for only 2 seconds in this video, yet it killed 11% of humanity at the time.

Great, detailed summary of China's history - Interesting idea for the future could be a timeline of China's Tributary System and it's influence? Been looking for a video about this topic...

cool video! i even saw one of my ancestors briefly mentioned in here too

Nice job on this

Mr. Kim, hello! I am an ethnic Korean living in Almaty, Kazakhstan. My name is Cheol Yeon (정철연). I'm 14 years old, I'm in the eighth grade, learning Korean. Mr. Kim, it would be very cool if you made a video about us, the Koreans of the Soviet Union. We have our own dialect, which is very different from Seoul. We have our own kitchen, and even many Korean surnames we pronounce in our own way. Please remove the video about foreign compatriots with Russian subtitles, and then I use a translator to write this comment) *갑사합니다 미스터 김 🙏🏻*

You need to be more precise about Southern China; the region wasn't a no-man's land before Qin's conquest, it had various Neolithic and Early Bronze Age cultures. For instance, the earliest would be Hoabinhian (40,000 to 10,000 BP), followed by Zengpiyan (8,000 BC), Dingshishan (7,000 BC), Liyudun (5,000 BC), Tanshishan, Hedang, etc.

Great work

Very cool and instructive

The whole "New Era Unlocked" thing is hilarious, makes it seem like a videogame or something I really think you (and other people doing maps like this) need to SLOW DOWN THE TIME MOVEMENT when you reach more modern era, since SO MANY THINGS HAPPEN MUCH MORE QUICKLY THAN BEFORE. You had VERY little commentary going during massive events (1900s).

Damn you even made the soundtrack yourself

very catchy sound effect i can recommend this videos

great work! It's so helpful thank you very much

I find it a little amusing when China goes through a major change in government like they've leveled up in some game lol

One of the greatest historical videos i have ever seen

I feel the rivers changing were intentional, the detail is just right in this video I love it.

这个配乐真的很棒！给你点赞👍🏻！

A video with such quality having any less than 500k views is a crime against humanity lmao

Mr. Kim, I noticed that the "New Era" was made like a "New Level" in some RPGs. Was that intentional?

thanks very much for the awesome work! However, I really think Tibet is very important that you should not miss it or you cannot tell clearly the story of Tang at all

am i the only one who keeps coming back to this video for the music

책 몇 권을 압축해 놓은 느낌ㅎ 이 영상 하나로 중국 역사가 모두 정리되네요. 잘 보고 갑니다~!!

Great video! I want to point out a minor problem BTW. The capital of Southern Sòng dynasty is actually in Hángzhōu ( Línān) but not Nánjīng. It's a common misconception coz capitals of most southern dynasties were in Nánjīng.

is there any way to get the ost? they are so amazing

Good information, detailed. Thank you, August 2023.

국경 뿐만 아니라 황하 지류가 시대에 따라 산동반도 남북으로 바뀌는 부분도 흥미롭네요

혹시 브금 직접 만드셨나요? 유튜브 처봐도 원본밖에 안나오던데...

Do you have a link to the song during the Jin Era?

I love how they have a video game level-up thingy every time there's a new age.

The "minor Chinese state" that occupied Yangtze River Delta at the same time as Shang dynasty was not a Sinitic state. Sniticization of that region only took place much later during Zhou dynasty, and even during Zhou, Wu and Yue (peoples that inhabited that region) were recorded as distinct from Sinitic peoples, having distinctive language, custom and appearance (such as tattoo and cut hair). The complete sinicization of the region would not complete until early medieval times. Before that, people there spoke some kind of Kra-dai language, or perhaps, some language related to Austronesian at an even earlier point. It's fascinating history

You didn't mention sino burmese war(1765-1769)which was qing's most disastrous defeat.

i want a playlist of the soundtrack

The bgm music is excellent!

Just a correction, the late Tang Dynasty actually regained Gansu region and the Xiyu region(Xinjiang) from the Tibetans. Great video tho.

めっちゃ詳しくて分かり易い 高評価

hi uh how do i get the song? its very nice!

Listen to this at 2x speed and it's the jolliest map animation I've ever seen.

Han Dynasity History 202BCE~8CE : Western Han Dynasity 154BCE : Rebellision of the Seven States 133BCE~89CE : Han - Xiongnu War 110BCE : Han conquested Southern Vietnam ( Nanyue ) 109BCE~108BCE : Han conquested Gojosen. 8CE~23CE : Xin Dynasity 25CE~200CE : Eastern Han Dynasity 184CE~205CE : Yellow Turban Rebellision 189CE : Dong Zhuo seizes control of capital 220CE : Han falled

참으로 훌륭합니다!!!😃

Can you release the individual tracks used in this video. The remix of the Qing anthem sounds really nice.

Oh he is back

When did Nanzhao rule Sichuan? I'm pretty sure they failed to take over Chengdu

13:55 new era, change the music

Remember me? I quit mapping for almost 3 years, but returned in March, and am back for good this time. I'll bet you probably forgot I exist or thought that I quit mapping.

Nice video, but the capital city of south Song is LinAn (from 1138 to 1279), instead of JianKang🤔

if anyone is interested in the history of China from 250 - 220 BC, I suggest to read Kingdom manga ... The battles are Epic !

Long live great China 🇨🇳 💙❤💜

I recognized our first national anthem, Cup of Solid Gold. Hats off to you!

配乐很棒啊。Nice BGM.

Love China from Singapore🇸🇬❤️🇨🇳

새나라 세워질때마다 빠라바라밤 하는게 재밌네요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

This is not from the 8th Century BCE as the video description says, this goes all the way back to the 9th millennium BCE!

thank you, thank you, thank you

Very interesting video, but one thing to be corrected is that the Ming didn't put much effort into driving out the attempted conquest of Punggseong Sookyi（丰臣秀吉） in Korea, the Ming defense was focused on the Mongols to the north, and driving out the Japanese was considered a normal military settlement by the Ming government as a suzerain. Therefore, it is not accurate to say that the War caused the Ming dynasty to spend too much money. The direct cause of the Ming's demise was the domestic popular uprising（李自成造反） and the unpreparedness of the Manchurian Jurchen（建州女真）

The Tang And Ming dynasties were some of the most amazing times

awesome

Your channel is underated

I love Chinese history. Very interressing!

The Ming Dynasty inherited most of the land from the Yuan Dynasty, and its rule over Tibet was more stable than that of the Yuan Dynasty. This map is inaccurate, including its rule over the Northeast.

Unique style

Using this to help my map of the world in 612 BC due to not many accurate maps or maps that show all the world at the time

Good job mate 🇹🇼

The last title should be One China two governments, cuz both are actually claiming the name of real China.

It's funny how the Song Dynasty allied with the Jin to defeat the Liao, then lost half of their territory to the Jin, then allied with the Mongols to defeat the Jin, then lost everything to the Mongols.

不错哟~

Vietnam is a country that has been around since 700BCE. The Vietnamese have formed a wet rice civilization for a long time, peaceful and peaceful. However , the Chinese with expansionist ambitions , cruelty and cunning have invaded Vietnam . The Chinese invaded Vietnam from 179 BCE to 938 CE. During this period, the Chinese tried their best to assimilate the Vietnamese culture, forcing the Vietnamese to speak Chinese and follow the Chinese culture in order to turn the Vietnamese into Chinese so that they could rule. The Chinese have exploited and severely tortured the Vietnamese. During more than 1000 years of invasion (179BCE - 938 CE), the Vietnamese did not submit, many uprisings, uprisings and struggles for independence. The Chinese were unable to rule Vietnam. have not lost their mother tongue and culture despite being invaded by China for over 1000 years

The Qing was the thickest China. And yes, the Qing/Manchus are Chinese since being Chinese is not limited to being Han (China is multiethnic) and the Manchus (or previous Jin) became Sinicised just as the German tribes of Angles, Saxons, and Jutes became Latinized (adopting Latin alphabet, religion, cultural influence), and with it, became "civilised" (however you define it/encultured).

I loved it

This is amazing