The Roots of Japan

October 16th, 2005 by Roy Berman
Mutantfrog

The good people at Utopia Network (“Millenium Era/For New Space Age!”) have cleared up this confusing historical problem once and for all.

Around 355-360, the ocean country “Kudara” had been conquering with Saishu Island in today’s South Korea, Tsushima, Kyushu, Chugoku area, Shikoku area and Kii Peninsula in today’s Japan. In about 360, the ocean country “Kudara” founded the Yamato Dynasty with the emperor system and the centralistic country of Japan in today’s Nara Prefecture, Japan. And then the relative control of Kudara Dynasty began in Japan. Japan and Kudara had the strongest relationship just like the same country. And most of the Japanese traditional culture came from “Kudara.” “Emperor Jinmu” in the ancient book of “Kojiki” was “King Onjo,” who was the founder of Kudara. And “Emperor Sujin,” who was the founder of Japan, was seemed to be the grandson of “King Kei,” who was the 12th King of Kudara Dynasty. Also, “King Kinshoko,” who was the 13th King of Kudara Dynasty, founded the great ocean country “Kudara” in 346. The Kudara Dynasty were descendants of “Joseph,” who was sold to the Ancient Egypt, Jacob, Isaac, Abraham, Noah, and Adam in “The Old Testament of the Bible.”

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  • 4 Responses to 'The Roots of Japan'

    1. everlasting Says:

      That Utopia Network seems to resemble some sort of cult … they even describe a “principle of artificial telepathy” on their site ….

    2. Mutantfrog Says:

      Uh yeah, I’d noticed that. I’m sorry for not using a more sarcastic font.

    3. Jonathan Dresner Says:

      Up until the last sentence, I didn’t think much of it… eek!

    4. Mulboyne Says:

      Mystery of the Ten Lost Tribes
      Japan – by Arimasa Kubo

      http://www.moshiach.com/features/tribes/japan.php

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