In this video, Thiago Braga discusses various aspects related to the Samurai and their culture. He touches on topics such as the historical accuracy of Bushido (the way of the Samurai), the role of women in Samurai society, the Mongol invasions of Japan, and the speed of Samurai warriors. Thiago provides a critical perspective on some popular beliefs and emphasizes the need for a more nuanced understanding of Samurai history and culture.
1. The speaker, Thiago Braga, is discussing the topic of Samurai and their myths.
2. He mentions that the researchers Call free and Bennesh are references on the subject.
3. He refers to a work by Toby Naso, which he claims sent Bushido to the soul of Japan.
4. He states that the term "Bushido" appears in Japanese texts from the 17th and 18th century.
5. He mentions that the word "Bushido" has no connection with the audio of the Samurai.
6. He discusses that the term "Bushido" became a political and indoctrination tool used by Imperial Japan.
7. He mentions that the Japanese people were infected with the idea of Bushido within a few decades.
8. He states that the Samurai class included both men and women, both as a title of nobility and on the battlefield.
9. He discusses the Portuguese's arrival in Japan and their shock at the practices of the Japanese.
10. He mentions that the Samurais had a broader relationship with their sword friends.
11. He discusses the two Mongol invasions of Japan and the role of typhoons in saving Japan from total conquest.
12. He mentions the practice of the Samurai to kill people at the time of the offense and the need for a witness.
13. He discusses the speed of the Samurais, stating that their speed was proportional to the weight they carried.
14. He concludes the video with a call to action for viewers.