Comments by "Eric Astier" (@ericastier1646) on "The Histocrat" channel.

The biggest error of Westerners is to not understand that China was a continent, not a country until very late history. Only when the communists seized the country after WW2 was it unified as a single country. All previous centuries it's always been a continent ruled by various factions and ethnic groups and warlords. It was not a country. Dynasties were only the dominant warlords and came from Mongolia and northern east asians like the Manchu and the Chings and other. Today it's the Hans but they were only one of hundreds of east asian ethnic groups. The history of the continent of China is not the history of the Hans.
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@arbiteroffate3601 Your post is Han ethnic group propaganda bs that is current propaganda because of their overpopulation. You must be han. This is exactly the fallacy that i am combating. Your post is han deillusional wanting to steal the history of China to their account. China is an empire that was ruled by many factions the Mongols, the Ching, the Manchu, and many smaller ethnic groups including one of them the Han that also were subservient to the above. Trying to steal other civilizations accomplishments and copying intellectual property is a Han ethnic group trait, visible even today. When you see the paintings of Chinese emperors they were not ethnic hans. China has nothing to do with hans, it's only today that the hans are overpopulating China. The mandate of heaven was a northern East asian concept. The han were a yellow river based ethnic group origin. In contemporary times we can observe the processus of han chinese invading and stealing other civilizations history in Tibet. Sponsoring millions of han family to move to Tibet to overpopulate and smother Tibetan population. Then they claim Tibet is their history. You have the same mindset. China has nothing to do with Hans. That is also the reason a lot of archeological excavations are stopped in China because the Han hate to discover more evidence that all royalty and higher social layers were other asian groups, not Hans. They wiped out many ethnic minorities who used to be their masters.
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