Wow, this is inspiring... A crusader spirit in a Samurai in Christ... All Glory and praise to God Jesus Christ, our saviour and King of all Kings.. ✝️ AVE, CHRISTUS REX
@@justwatching5867 absolutely,, Every samurai, knight and soldier dies, they all know their future is death, gallantly in the field or serving the country, and I see a coward like you laughing coz you would never be like them ever...
@Cano644 no such thing as muslim samurai, it's haram 😂😂😂 hhhhh bring it on bruh,we as Christians as usual will surely halt satanic sex cult islamic invasion like at the Battle of Vienna ;) inshaAlMasih
@@Cano644 Eu não sei o quê é "Al Andus" não estudei sobre esse assunto. Porém não muda o fato de Jesus Cristo reinar e ser o único Senhor e Salvador! E que os prazeres de seus "deuses" lhe causaram tristezas e desgraças.
fun fact: the Vatican rn currently is trying to get this man canonized and declared a saint they’re really close too they need to confirm a holy deed and that would thus make him a literal Kensei (Sword Saint)
Wow I just googled this, I think this is the coolest thing I’ve ever heard of a literally sword Saint it’s crazy how no one has talked much about him before and I’ve only just heard of him he is by far the coolest samurai I’ve ever heard of
JESUS IS A DEAD MAN ON THE CROSS... YOURE GOD LOSE.The givers of life are KAMI. Let Kamimusubi-no-kami and Ama-terasu-ō-mikami keep you in their care. ⛩⛩⛩
@@Hehehehehehe6766 It's never too late to find the truth. The gates of Torii are open to anyone who wants to follow the path of truth that is Shintoism. ⛩❤⛩
I imagine they are appointed as soldiers of the kingdom of heaven. With golden, glorious armor and the power God bestowed on them glowing from their very presence as their shield, and their sword.
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited He loves everyone. But this does not mean that he does not punish evil. Like a parent who scolds a child for a bad deed, God also punishes sinners.
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited We Christians believe that everyone including ourselves are sinners, and God, through Jesus, gives us a way to repent, Jesus died for our sins as a way for us to obtain salvation and forgiveness; the reason why non-believers don't get into heaven is because they themselves, by themselves, choose to not accept his sacrifice, aka they don't accept his forgiveness or their own salvation, and are therefore not given it, because, they did not want it. (I don't wish for them to suffer (unless they're like, a rapist or something), but it's their choice; I have atheist friends and I want to meet them again in the afterlife, but I don't know if that will happen or not.)
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited Also I am not going to check if I made a grammar mistake, I have ADHD so I'm not going to be able to focus on that. (In fact that might be why I wrote the comment to begin with, I didn't need to, but I did.)
He was a real samurai. Warriors are sworn to protect, not kill, and only kill as a last resort to protect what they believe. They help prepare younger soldiers for the realities of war and help them understand the reason why they fight. Not all defenders of christ have a knight or crusader heart. In fact, some come from different paths or religions. But with the same trait, the Will to respect and protect, not to hate, acuse, or persecute.
Well… with samurai it is the other way around. Samurai do not follow a strict honour code. Samurai were honourable, but not in the modern and western sense. To them it meant bringing victory to your Daimyo (Lord) through any means necessary. So resorting to dirty tactics would still be considered honourable as you are bringing victory. Samurai were also known to be real jerks sometimes and in the Sengoku Jidai (Age of the Country at War), there was a thing where samurai would kill someone on the street out of no where. They would do this either to hone their skills, or just for the fun of it. And the Rebels at Shimabara did a lot more than “protecting”. They not only started a rebellion that resulted in the deaths of many including themselves, but also massacred some of the Buddhist population. I know we all would like to imagine Samurai in general as honourable heros, and some were, but it’s just not the truth.
Thank you, I appreciate the information. But even so, some samurai were true to their code. However, many others failed. Samurai were counted by bloodline, not by skill or intelligence or by attitude, so many samurai took advantage of this bloodline heritage and did some dirty stuff.
@@WaLor-ld3wg There was no code, Bushido is a myth. It actually came around at the end of the 19th Century, many years after the Samurai were gone. Bushido instead was based off the idealisation of how a warrior should be which came around the mid Edo period, but it was not a formalised or any sort of code expected by the Samurai. Especially in the Sengoku Period (Age of the Country at War) there would be no code as it would honestly be beyond the borderline of stupid. Even Miyamoto Musashi, who for some reason people brand with being a perfect follower of Bushido says in the Book of Five rings “Victory comes before honour, as victory wipes away dishonour.” Musashi himself in his final “duel” (if you even want to call it that) with the Yoshioka Sword school, leapt out of a tree and killed a clueless Yoshioka Matashichiro (who was only 13). Im not sure what you mean by “samurai were counted by bloodline” if you are saying that only Samurai of rich bloodline would kill random people for fun, no, it sold more likely be someone that was relatively lower class, but this does not mean that higher up samurai were not jerks, Oda Nobunaga famously referred to his generals as “monkey” and was known to be quite abusive. And Also back to “honour code”, if you really look into Japanese history, you will see that samurai would not follow our modern concept of honour. Justo Takayama Ukon (the man this video is talking about) took part in the massacre at Enryaku-Ji Temple, where Oda Nobunaga’s forces marched on a temple and murdered all the Buddhist Men, Women and Children. And if you are saying that intelligence/skill wasn’t an aspect, well then you can refer to Oda Nobunaga who started off with a very minor region and then due to his great battle skill and intelligence In administration, managed to conquer over half of Japan before he was betrayed and killed by one of his generals Akechi Mitsuhide. Then one of his other generals Toyotomi Hideyoshi (who was not of any bloodline and instead was a peasant who rose through the ranks of Oda Nobunaga’s army due to his skill and intelligence as a warrior and general) killed Akechi Mitsuhide at the battle of Yamazaki and seized power, he reunited all of Japan under his banner and essentially became the de facto Shōgun. Now remember Hideyoshi was of no significant blood line and had just become one of the most powerful people in all of Japanese History. Sorry for such a long answer it’s just these types of things can’t be said with very few words 😂.
When I meant by bloodline, I meant in order to be a samurai, you must have parents who were samurais, giving you the family heritage to become a samurai. But thank you very much for the information However, I only have one question. If this is true, does that mean other warrior classes like knights would do the same brutal things too?
@@WaLor-ld3wg Yes, absolutely. The Knights were very brutal and were all definitely not innocent and honourable warriors. During the Crusades they committed various atrocities “in the name of god”. When they took Jerusalem they massacred the local Muslim populous. But again, were their honourable knights? Off course, but they were usually the minority (Baldwin the 4th is a very good example of Chivalry). The same goes for samurai but their concept of honour was a bit different to a western view. And again you don’t have to be of decent of another samurai, it was more like ranking, like the knights. Again refer to the example of Toyotomi Hideyoshi who went from peasant to ruler of all Japan.
@@bharatvarshaball4000he never ran away though? He had many opportunities to do so, but instead stayed and suffered greatly, before being killed in an agonizing way all to forgive us. If anything, he’s far more brave than any man.
As a Christian, I can't believe it. I didn't know that a Japanese samurai can protect the Christians in Japan. Huge respects to that samurai who saved the Christians in Japan. from the Philippines 🇵🇭 ✝️ 🤝 🇯🇵
@@bharatvarshaball4000nah he didn't run away, he actually protect some Christians at Japan yes he had a experience as a samurai swordsmen when he was a teen. then he left Japan and live in Phillipines and died in there. Blessed Saint Dom Justo Takayama. he just brave for not denounced his faith on Christ even in the midst of persecution 🙏
JESUS IS A DEAD MAN ON THE CROSS... YOURE GOD LOSE.The givers of life are KAMI. Let Kamimusubi-no-kami and Ama-terasu-ō-mikami keep you in their care. ⛩⛩⛩
Hy Brother ,I have been researching Asian Catholics to include in my paintings Dom Justo was a samurai which is correct but before he could fight he was exiled to Manila then Spanish Colony where he was welcomed warmly and later died due to illness.If you want to know which Japanese Catholic warrior fought and became a martyr here it is Masuda Shirō Tokisada who fought in the Shimabara Rebellion 1637(I support your videos )
As a Japanese person, let me provide you with accurate information. It was not the emperor but Toyotomi Hideyoshi who banned Christianity. Hideyoshi, who effectively ruled Japan at the time, ended the Warring States period and unified Japan. The emperor resided in Kyoto and appointed Hideyoshi as the ruler, recognizing his governance over Japan. Aware that Japanese converts to Christianity were being taken overseas as slaves by Western merchants, Hideyoshi feared the enslavement of Japanese people and thus prohibited Christianity. At that time, many Western merchant ships coming to Japan were accompanied by missionaries, so many Japanese Christians were at risk of being taken away as slaves due to this background. Following this, Japan embarked on a policy of national seclusion and entered the Edo period. Today, Japan is often introduced as a rare country that, despite being an Asian nation, avoided colonization. This is likely due to efforts such as these by our ancestors. I don't dislike Christianity, but considering how many Asian countries became colonies of Christian nations during that era, I believe Japan's response was correct from the perspective of "protecting the Japanese people."
Japan wasn't going to be colonized through missionaries. That's ridiculous... Your country is not filled with social nihilism... Thanks to its rejection of Christ
Respect all religions, doesn’t matter if you are Christian, Shintoist or Buddhist. Respect all beliefs and it’s followers, because we are all brothers in this world. On the other hand, it wasn’t the emperor who ordered the killing and persecution of Christians, it was the Tokugawa shogunate.
As a Muslim, no one should be killed for their religion Edit: I don’t think anyone here understands, NO ONE should be killed for their beliefs, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity etc
@@harithainsworth1288The crusades are kinda justified because the Christians were losing Christian areas to Islam and Christian people were abused by other religions. And the crusade also allowed to take the holy land back. The muslims also had jihads (similar to a crusade) what they used to take the holy land for theirself.
@@Ford_TraktoriMies those Muslims take the Jerusalem back precisely because of Christians there. They ravaged, slaughtered & raped those ppl. Even basically erase jews there. What tf is that? I'd say they lost their souls & humanity way before they lost the area.
Same in Portuguese, i presume that they actually named him after his baptism... As a Samurai he was considered a Knight there for the Dom and Justo for being a Just person.
Jesus Crist Was A Great Perception Of Hinduism Because When Ever Evil Came To Earth The God Will Come As Any Avatar Shiva,Krishna,Ram,Sukhdev Or Jesus Christ 🕉️🕉️🕉️♥️
The Government didn’t persecute them of their religion its cause they revolted lots. Basically the whole thing started when contact was made between Japan and Portugal. They started trading and Portugal send missionaries in Japan to spread the word of Christ. The Emperor didn’t mind this as the Christians weren’t doing anything and it helped relations with Europe which meant more trade. That was until the Europeans started being forceful. Also Japanese Christian’s started being violent even destroying important Pagan religious sites. Also with the adoption of Christianity Japanese culture started to collapse. A huge revolt happened which was the last straw. Christianity was banned and contact was cut between Japan and the Christian world. Except for the Dutch they were friends with Japan and didn’t force their religion. There are others reasons why Japan didn’t like Christianity one reason being that they feared being colonized by the Christians also the Emperor feared his people would prefer the Pope over him. It didn’t help that a lot of the Christians were racist
That man was defeated in battle and was publicly executed as well.... and it was not the Japanese emperor who hunted down christians and other religious groups but the Ruling Warlords themselves. They understand that Christianity is not just a religion but also a socio political group that would divide their people.
@@user-yv4mq3rc7cany type of resqarch and you would know God didnt lose nor die there. Not that im suprised with people that say the same stuff but diferently typed in like you.
If that samurai guy saw the Romans crucify Jesus, then they're done and the disciples might be saved on time and die from old age rather than being killed brutally
This is false information. Takayama Ukon was a samurai who served under Oda Nobunaga (who himself was welcoming of Christians, but probably because it would mean that they would trade with him more and give him more power). After Toyotomi Hideyoshi (who was not the emperor) seized power at Yamazaki, he became increasingly weary of Christians and began persecuting them more and more, but never banned them as the Portuguese were a valued ally of Japan. Then Hideyoshi Died, and Tokugawa Ieyasu became Shogun after the climactic battle of Sekigahara. Ieyasu increased the persecution on Christians, causing Takayama Ukon to leave for the Philippines in 1614, where he died. It seems that Hideyoshi and Ieyasu were right to be weary of the Christians as a rebellion broke out in Shimabara against the Shogunate, lead by a boy named Akakusa Shiro. This rebellion was obliterated and Shiro was executed. This caused the Japanese to expel all foreigners from Japan (with the exception of the British and Dutch at Nagasaki port only). Anyone discovered to be a Christian would be severally punished and then executed. Japan went into 250 years of isolation. I don’t know why you are blaming the emperor, it should be important to note that during the time of the Samurai, the emperor had little military power and mostly religious power. The emperor was thought to be the descendant of the Japanese Goddess Ametaresu. And so he had great religious influence, you could compare him to the pope. It was in fact the emperor who when he eventually came back to power during the Meji Restoration in 1868, allowed Christians in hiding to practice their religion (again this was probably to appease the US who could give them resources, protection and power). If you have any other questions I’d love to answer them. However, was the massacre at Shimabara Justified? Kind of. They had just started a rebellion against the Tokugawa , and also were preaching something that would have broke the unity of Japan (just after it had been reunited) and also was openly speaking out against the emperor (which was one of the worst things you could do at the time). The rebellion was also a result of Portuguese Jesuits gaining more influence and control over Kyushu (Japan’s southernmost island) this was probably going to be used as a staging ground by the Portuguese for a conquest of Japan. Something the Tokugawa would not allow. And we have seen what atrocities the Portuguese have done when they have conquered regions. So was it kind of justified to get rid of them. I think so.
Bro they persecuted Japanese Christian’s OF COURSE those poor Christian’s would rebel ! What do you expect ?! Stop justifying slaughtering Christian’s ! How dare you ! It’s common sense, the oppressed rise up ! Portugese has nothing to do with jap Christian’s who just wanted religious freedom ! You hater !
@@NhacThanhCa-wn4wv Its quite difficult to summarise this, but i’ll try. Basically, The emperor was not in charge, but instead more of a religious figurehead similar to the pope. And Takayama Ukon was not some hero. He was a samurai who served under powerful Samurai Warlords. Eventually Christians became viewed as untrustworthy and began to be persecuted in Japan. Takayama Ukon then fled Japan and spent the rest of his days in the Philippines. The video is basically trying to make it sound like Takayama Ukon was some Christian, Samurai hero that defeated the emperor or something, which he was most certainly not.
@@errorgaming4564 not only British so many Christians empires are there 1. Spanish empire 2. French empire 3. Portuguese empire 4. Roman empire 5. Nazi Germany 6. Greek empire 7. Russian empire 8. Polish empire 9. Hunnic empire 10. Swedish empire
La hipocresía es que todo eso, y no dejarse inculcar cultura u religión ajena, llevo a que conservarán a suya así podemos ver un Japón que apresar de los años lo conserva en alto y no como nosotros los latinos que perdimos casi todo, solo tenemos más cultura extranjera y religiones extranjeras aún peor desconocemos nuestra raíces, me apena pero es la realidad.
It's not a foolish sect of yours It's a fact Because archaeology has already proven various biblical events, even SUPERNATURAL stories from the Bible And Jesus Christ was a historical person who existed
Idai guy I don't understand when a tragedy happens in Japan I don't understand why Christians keep praying for them For me they go to hell along with their culture
@@superlemur6206 That ain't an opinion lol, it's a fact n ur just saying that cause he was christain😅. No one is close to miyamoto musashi. U have no clue about this topic.
This is obviously exaggerated. Takayama along with many other christian daimyos did initially resisted the opperssion but at the end they really couldn't do much against the shogunate and renouced their faith eventually. Initially, they took on christian faith so that they can get access to the western arms and goods more easily. That's all.
It wasn't emperor who killed christians it was taiko toyotomi hideyoshi and some others.... But whatever (most) christians were still banned from japan
If anyone's interested, watch "Silence" by Martin Scorsese, an amazing film that depicts how the Japanese treated Christian Portuguese missionaries and their followers
@@LXGHTMANE_ in fact Buddhism was way more peaceful spreading its religion to a lot of countries than Christianity with its violent approach. Bloodshed and disrespecting other's belief doesn't make Christianity a HOLY. Not to mention all crusaders, priests, bishops, popes and anybody works for Christianity are either pedophiles, criminals, sex offenders, violent, corrupt and evils lol
From what I can find, for the most part, Japan was alright with Christianity and Catholicism arriving. Trouble started when news of forced conversion, kidnapping and burning of temples and homes reached the ear of the Shogun. At first the Shogun enforced punishment on the people who caused this and many jesuits also condemned the people who committed these crimes but let them keep practicing. It got worse when rumors of the jesuits kidnapping Japanese people and selling them into slavery, the camel's back broke when a rebellion led by a samurai wrecked a region. (Many of the jesuits tried to persuade the Samurai that it was not a good idea, but he didn't listen, or maybe he wanted to be powerful.) So then the persecutions began to happen.
I like this saint, but unfortunately we do not celebrate him.I am orthodox and I respect every saint from my religion and catholic is like you do not find them they find you ,just like Jesus Christ and Virgin Mary.
As a christian and a history geek i believe if im correct he formed a tiny army and surprisingly respread christianity through the lands of japan man was a japanese crusade. Its like he was a japanese version of king richard.
A Rare individual, kinda Reminds me of that Yasuke an African Samurai Warrior in the employ of Nobunaga, a powerful feudal lord known as the “Great Unifier,” during Japan's Sengoku period.
There is quite a number of interesting figures of Non-Japanese descendant that became samurai, you can find some of them online. Prussia, Africa, English, Dutch, Korea and etc.
You do realize that Portuguese soldiers came and literally massacred entire villages of they didn’t submit to Christ. The original religion of japan was Buddhism. The samurai shown here, was only one of the thousands who were forced to submit to the Portuguese. Only he complied. And it wasn’t the “emperor” that was only a divine head of state. True power was held with the shogun. Who yes, stripped Christian clans of power. And it wasn’t just random samurai. Entire ass CLANS were demolished and rebuilt. Funny thing is, the Portuguese still traded with the Japanese after the Japanese put up a fight against their “holy crusade”. Also, when the Portuguese first landed, they immediately took to killing the Japanese after they saw a pagoda instead of a temple where they landed. And I’m not saying I hate Christians. Some of the most amazing people I’ve ever met are Christian. I’m just speaking facts, and this is a video that shouldn’t really be appreciated as such.
Speaking of facts Buddhism isn't Japanese original religion, its an Indian religion founded by Gautama Buddha. I can go on to prove rest of your so called facts as fake as well. But it's ok, next time get your facts checked !
@@Shawn_Pereira I’m much aware that Buddhism is not originally Japanese. And I never stated that then I wrote that. I know it originated from India, and I was referring to Buddhism as Japan’s current main religion. Next time actually take the time to read instead of putting yourself in a really stupid situation.
its both exhiliarating and dangerous to think if somehow christianity spread earlier on and the crusade had a fucking samurai unit along with the europeans
correction it was the Shogun who persecuted the Christians in our country, and facts, the former Empress of Japan, the wife of Emperor Akihito is from a catholic family
I'm muslim but that is a true man of god, just pure dedication ( it's not weak or idiotic to respect another religion im not betraying mine because I complimented another religion, its called "respect")
@@bharatvarshaball4000 Jealous Hindu, are you mad christians ruled over your backwards religion? and before that the muslims ruled you. stay mad only reason you are not dead Is because of us who protect you from the muslims
@@micoolkidfilms3270 "The only Japanese slave of the Desert cult" Rest were chads who kicked out the asses of missionaries so hard that they still don't dare to come 😂
@@Showastatism4lifein every way it is Culture and also Our one supreme Tian made all creation he/she who as no gender and is formless who created The primordial and the Great ones the 3 or 5 or 7 or 9 Great ones who created all others and Shinto is broad Term we have Jamoan Animism shamanism and Traditional Japanese Religion ☯️☯️
@@Showastatism4life USA has Shinto Priests Shinto shrines and Same daoist Buddhist temples all over USA and Europe it's TIAN supreme Heaven Supreme Truth Supreme H@ll what not it's same in Gnosticism and Gnostic Christianity
He was a samurai who belonged to the cultural tradition of Japan and not to Christian tradition and culture. Japan = samurai Christian can't made samurai warriors Christian convert only others into Christianity by given money 💰 or girl 😂
Wow, this is inspiring... A crusader spirit in a Samurai in Christ... All Glory and praise to God Jesus Christ, our saviour and King of all Kings.. ✝️
AVE, CHRISTUS REX
They still all got killed😂
@@justwatching5867 absolutely,, Every samurai, knight and soldier dies, they all know their future is death, gallantly in the field or serving the country, and I see a coward like you laughing coz you would never be like them ever...
Wait until the Muslim samurai appears
@@Cano644 wait until George bush
@@AnatolianCrusaderDVwait until the Austrian painter comes back 😉
Samurai of Christ
Until the Muslim samurai appears 🗿
@Cano644 no such thing as muslim samurai, it's haram 😂😂😂 hhhhh bring it on bruh,we as Christians as usual will surely halt satanic sex cult islamic invasion like at the Battle of Vienna ;) inshaAlMasih
@@Cano644Sempre tem um mulçumano pra passar vergonha!😂😂😂😂
Cristo reina!✝️❤
@@astro0777 Você realmente está falando sério agora quem perdeu na batalha de Al Andalus
@@Cano644 Eu não sei o quê é "Al Andus" não estudei sobre esse assunto. Porém não muda o fato de Jesus Cristo reinar e ser o único Senhor e Salvador! E que os prazeres de seus "deuses" lhe causaram tristezas e desgraças.
A catholic samurai is probably the most badass thing I’ve ever heard of
The worst thing actually. His ancestors had to suffer without him knowing the history of it. Japan were a massive Buddhist country
@@SicVisPacemParaBellum I know that. He fought for what was right anyway. That’s what makes him so badass
@@AverageDnDEnjoyer What was right in your eyes*
Dude. The templars were already wild as hell, I can only imagine a samurai Templar. Literal holy death machine
@@Technically_classic Holy warcrimes machine*
A Christian Samurai has to be the most badass thing ever
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I'm muslim and would love to see it too. We have the same enemies.
Worst*
That's perfect right there.
Catholic nit a false prophet heretic 🤷♀️
Actually there are many Christian Samurai during 16-17th century
fun fact: the Vatican rn currently is trying to get this man canonized and declared a saint they’re really close too they need to confirm a holy deed and that would thus make him a literal Kensei (Sword Saint)
Woah :0
Wow I just googled this, I think this is the coolest thing I’ve ever heard of a literally sword Saint it’s crazy how no one has talked much about him before and I’ve only just heard of him he is by far the coolest samurai I’ve ever heard of
Very interesting it reminds me of my ancestor Joan of ark is she the same kind of saint?
Kensei (sword saint) have nothing to do with being holy is just a title given to the best swordsman in an era + founding a dojo with new sword style
@@Planetdestroyer.138 alright
Many Samurais converted to Christianity, he was by far not the only one. Christ is Lord ☝️☦️✝️
Wasn’t christ son of god?
JESUS IS A DEAD MAN ON THE CROSS...
YOURE GOD LOSE.The givers of life are KAMI. Let Kamimusubi-no-kami and Ama-terasu-ō-mikami keep you in their care. ⛩⛩⛩
@@Homo.sapiens.sapiens2001 huh?what u actual want to say lol
@@Hehehehehehe6766 It's never too late to find the truth.
The gates of Torii are open to anyone who wants to follow the path of truth that is Shintoism. ⛩❤⛩
@@Homo.sapiens.sapiens2001 huh? Me niether Muslim and Christian and ik what is truth
I'm fascinated to know that this samurai was a Christian ✝️♥️
He was not?
Invasion basically
L samurai
@@user-kh8wv2er5mw samurai
@user-kh8wv2er5m Bro, what do you mean L samurai
Imagine a Templar and samurai prayin together . That’s some holy stuff right there
Their greatest weapon other than the sword is the rosary 📿
I imagine they are appointed as soldiers of the kingdom of heaven. With golden, glorious armor and the power God bestowed on them glowing from their very presence as their shield, and their sword.
They'd probably fight each other to the death because they see each other as inferior barbarians lol
@@r.a1301 or they’d fight together as Christians
"the lord laughs at the wicked, for he knows their day is coming." Psalms 37:13 ✝️🙏🏻💪🏻
Isnt he supposed to be nice and all loving
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited He loves everyone. But this does not mean that he does not punish evil. Like a parent who scolds a child for a bad deed, God also punishes sinners.
@@user-ec6dk7et5s yeah but accord to all these gods if you dont follow them you are a sinner
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited We Christians believe that everyone including ourselves are sinners, and God, through Jesus, gives us a way to repent, Jesus died for our sins as a way for us to obtain salvation and forgiveness; the reason why non-believers don't get into heaven is because they themselves, by themselves, choose to not accept his sacrifice, aka they don't accept his forgiveness or their own salvation, and are therefore not given it, because, they did not want it.
(I don't wish for them to suffer (unless they're like, a rapist or something), but it's their choice; I have atheist friends and I want to meet them again in the afterlife, but I don't know if that will happen or not.)
@@SuperHeroStoriesUnlimited Also I am not going to check if I made a grammar mistake, I have ADHD so I'm not going to be able to focus on that.
(In fact that might be why I wrote the comment to begin with, I didn't need to, but I did.)
He was a real samurai. Warriors are sworn to protect, not kill, and only kill as a last resort to protect what they believe. They help prepare younger soldiers for the realities of war and help them understand the reason why they fight.
Not all defenders of christ have a knight or crusader heart. In fact, some come from different paths or religions. But with the same trait, the Will to respect and protect, not to hate, acuse, or persecute.
Well… with samurai it is the other way around. Samurai do not follow a strict honour code. Samurai were honourable, but not in the modern and western sense. To them it meant bringing victory to your Daimyo (Lord) through any means necessary. So resorting to dirty tactics would still be considered honourable as you are bringing victory. Samurai were also known to be real jerks sometimes and in the Sengoku Jidai (Age of the Country at War), there was a thing where samurai would kill someone on the street out of no where. They would do this either to hone their skills, or just for the fun of it. And the Rebels at Shimabara did a lot more than “protecting”. They not only started a rebellion that resulted in the deaths of many including themselves, but also massacred some of the Buddhist population. I know we all would like to imagine Samurai in general as honourable heros, and some were, but it’s just not the truth.
Thank you, I appreciate the information. But even so, some samurai were true to their code. However, many others failed. Samurai were counted by bloodline, not by skill or intelligence or by attitude, so many samurai took advantage of this bloodline heritage and did some dirty stuff.
@@WaLor-ld3wg There was no code, Bushido is a myth. It actually came around at the end of the 19th Century, many years after the Samurai were gone. Bushido instead was based off the idealisation of how a warrior should be which came around the mid Edo period, but it was not a formalised or any sort of code expected by the Samurai. Especially in the Sengoku Period (Age of the Country at War) there would be no code as it would honestly be beyond the borderline of stupid. Even Miyamoto Musashi, who for some reason people brand with being a perfect follower of Bushido says in the Book of Five rings “Victory comes before honour, as victory wipes away dishonour.” Musashi himself in his final “duel” (if you even want to call it that) with the Yoshioka Sword school, leapt out of a tree and killed a clueless Yoshioka Matashichiro (who was only 13). Im not sure what you mean by “samurai were counted by bloodline” if you are saying that only Samurai of rich bloodline would kill random people for fun, no, it sold more likely be someone that was relatively lower class, but this does not mean that higher up samurai were not jerks, Oda Nobunaga famously referred to his generals as “monkey” and was known to be quite abusive. And Also back to “honour code”, if you really look into Japanese history, you will see that samurai would not follow our modern concept of honour. Justo Takayama Ukon (the man this video is talking about) took part in the massacre at Enryaku-Ji Temple, where Oda Nobunaga’s forces marched on a temple and murdered all the Buddhist Men, Women and Children. And if you are saying that intelligence/skill wasn’t an aspect, well then you can refer to Oda Nobunaga who started off with a very minor region and then due to his great battle skill and intelligence In administration, managed to conquer over half of Japan before he was betrayed and killed by one of his generals Akechi Mitsuhide. Then one of his other generals Toyotomi Hideyoshi (who was not of any bloodline and instead was a peasant who rose through the ranks of Oda Nobunaga’s army due to his skill and intelligence as a warrior and general) killed Akechi Mitsuhide at the battle of Yamazaki and seized power, he reunited all of Japan under his banner and essentially became the de facto Shōgun. Now remember Hideyoshi was of no significant blood line and had just become one of the most powerful people in all of Japanese History. Sorry for such a long answer it’s just these types of things can’t be said with very few words 😂.
When I meant by bloodline, I meant in order to be a samurai, you must have parents who were samurais, giving you the family heritage to become a samurai. But thank you very much for the information However, I only have one question. If this is true, does that mean other warrior classes like knights would do the same brutal things too?
@@WaLor-ld3wg Yes, absolutely. The Knights were very brutal and were all definitely not innocent and honourable warriors. During the Crusades they committed various atrocities “in the name of god”. When they took Jerusalem they massacred the local Muslim populous. But again, were their honourable knights? Off course, but they were usually the minority (Baldwin the 4th is a very good example of Chivalry). The same goes for samurai but their concept of honour was a bit different to a western view. And again you don’t have to be of decent of another samurai, it was more like ranking, like the knights. Again refer to the example of Toyotomi Hideyoshi who went from peasant to ruler of all Japan.
never underestimate the power of christ
He was coward who ran away
@@bharatvarshaball4000 what do u mean by thst he didnt ran away he died for our sins
@@bharatvarshaball4000he never ran away though? He had many opportunities to do so, but instead stayed and suffered greatly, before being killed in an agonizing way all to forgive us. If anything, he’s far more brave than any man.
Japan barely has christians anymore because of other Christians
@@bharatvarshaball4000you worship cows and dogs
As a Christian, I can't believe it. I didn't know that a Japanese samurai can protect the Christians in Japan. Huge respects to that samurai who saved the Christians in Japan.
from the Philippines
🇵🇭 ✝️ 🤝 🇯🇵
Agradeça à Portugal
He didn't, He was coward who ran away
@@bharatvarshaball4000nah he didn't run away, he actually protect some Christians at Japan yes he had a experience as a samurai swordsmen when he was a teen. then he left Japan and live in Phillipines and died in there. Blessed Saint Dom Justo Takayama. he just brave for not denounced his faith on Christ even in the midst of persecution 🙏
@@bharatvarshaball4000you can't even beat one of the normal samurais in Japan 🤣
@@bharatvarshaball4000😂😂 go and worship beef🐄🐮 bro 😂😂😂
HUGE RESPECT FOR THE SAMURAI
✝️🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵✝️
Hetero samurai🤮🤮🤮
Samurai the worst
We got atheist kids in the replies lmfao
@@user-kh8wv2er5mDo you know the difference between hetero and homo tho?
the atheist cope is real
Badass af, I love my Japanese brothers, God bless you all.
ありがとう！
こちらこそ！
JESUS IS A DEAD MAN ON THE CROSS...
YOURE GOD LOSE.The givers of life are KAMI. Let Kamimusubi-no-kami and Ama-terasu-ō-mikami keep you in their care. ⛩⛩⛩
yeah!!!@@Homo.sapiens.sapiens2001
@Ateizmdrogakuprawdzie Jesus is risen and God in the flesh you blasphemer...
Japanese were so good
They were just helping Catholics to meet Jesus 😢
Wow bro, so funny.
Christ Is King
Looks like God sent his own in to handle it
Japanese samurai of Chris ❤❤❤✝️
Chris?
Christ! 😊
@@sammy57533 maybe he spelt it wrong or in his country they call him like that, like in my country we call the lord "Gesù Cristo"
侍は神道
日本人の魂は神道にあり
Jesus is everything✝🛐
Yes isa is everything
@@Zee-serriesJesus is God and isa is your prophet not us
@@ankifreezeJesus is the eternal Son of God, not God
@@Zee-serriesMuslims = hungry
Welp the fight will begin like usual
Hy Brother ,I have been researching Asian Catholics to include in my paintings Dom Justo was a samurai which is correct but before he could fight he was exiled to Manila then Spanish Colony where he was welcomed warmly and later died due to illness.If you want to know which Japanese Catholic warrior fought and became a martyr here it is Masuda Shirō Tokisada who fought in the Shimabara Rebellion 1637(I support your videos )
Illegitimate son of shito General who united Japan lost the battle died at the age pf 17 biggest L
Do you mean Amakusa Shiro Tokisada?
Hope netflix sees this sir! Q
@@bharatvarshaball4000 arent you an indian? what are you doing here?
Hi i An Indian Christain❤✝️🕉️🇮🇳
Hi I am converted Christian Jesus aur Krishna semi hai ✝️🫂🕉️😈
Mee too
I am Also Indian Christian ✝️🇮🇳❤️ Jai Hind❤️🇮🇳 Vande Bharat
@@joshuaalluri are you from Kerala
@@royshaw8834No. They aren't same.
As a Japanese person, let me provide you with accurate information.
It was not the emperor but Toyotomi Hideyoshi who banned Christianity. Hideyoshi, who effectively ruled Japan at the time, ended the Warring States period and unified Japan. The emperor resided in Kyoto and appointed Hideyoshi as the ruler, recognizing his governance over Japan. Aware that Japanese converts to Christianity were being taken overseas as slaves by Western merchants, Hideyoshi feared the enslavement of Japanese people and thus prohibited Christianity. At that time, many Western merchant ships coming to Japan were accompanied by missionaries, so many Japanese Christians were at risk of being taken away as slaves due to this background.
Following this, Japan embarked on a policy of national seclusion and entered the Edo period. Today, Japan is often introduced as a rare country that, despite being an Asian nation, avoided colonization. This is likely due to efforts such as these by our ancestors. I don't dislike Christianity, but considering how many Asian countries became colonies of Christian nations during that era, I believe Japan's response was correct from the perspective of "protecting the Japanese people."
Respect to Japan from india 🇯🇵❤️🇮🇳
Japan wasn't going to be colonized through missionaries. That's ridiculous... Your country is not filled with social nihilism... Thanks to its rejection of Christ
Thanks for the info but I highly doubt your claim that Christian missionary’s were some how colonising Japan
I’m a catholic and after seeing this my whole body turned to a body armor
Respect all religions, doesn’t matter if you are Christian, Shintoist or Buddhist. Respect all beliefs and it’s followers, because we are all brothers in this world.
On the other hand, it wasn’t the emperor who ordered the killing and persecution of Christians, it was the Tokugawa shogunate.
You don't sound like you respect christians.
@@orennero2328💀
@@orennero2328facts it’s kinda wild he went out of his way to say this
I feel like this would be a good video game
Bros fr tryna say everyone is equal and somehow Christians think he's someone who doesn't like Christians
Another day of making me feel proud by your edits brother🔥
Amen ☦️ Respect Japan From Greece 🇬🇷🤝🇯🇵
As a Muslim, no one should be killed for their religion
Edit: I don’t think anyone here understands, NO ONE should be killed for their beliefs, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity etc
Tell that to the crusaders.. In fact, they even kill when there's no reason to
Yeah right😂😂😂😂😂
@@harithainsworth1288The crusades are kinda justified because the Christians were losing Christian areas to Islam and Christian people were abused by other religions. And the crusade also allowed to take the holy land back. The muslims also had jihads (similar to a crusade) what they used to take the holy land for theirself.
@@Ford_TraktoriMies those Muslims take the Jerusalem back precisely because of Christians there. They ravaged, slaughtered & raped those ppl. Even basically erase jews there. What tf is that? I'd say they lost their souls & humanity way before they lost the area.
@RegretsInLife th man, no one should die for their religion, that’s simple
TODAY, THIS MINUTE I KNOW THIS LEGEND WAS A CHRISTIAN, MAN I HEARD BOUT HIM...BUT NEVER KNEW...GOD LOVE US MAN, TO BLESS US WITH THESE LEGENDS
He was coward who ran away
@@bharatvarshaball4000you are soo mad lmfao an ur the coward
@@Poncikdede-ey9wg English.
@@Poncikdede-ey9wgthat's why Saladin died too LoL
Huge W 🕉❤✝️
Thanks bro/sis❤
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@@JC-xv6ym nope, one of mine subscriber told me to make
@exmusliminmiddleeast ✝️ Jesus is God
@@naleditz125don't equate urself with paegan hindus,they are persecuting Christians in india
Converted rice bags vs chad Japanese 👹
That's racist bro 😂
How long did the British rule India?
@@Showastatism4life 1947 1857 what we did with brother and their mother search about it
@@Showastatism4life real question is how many Empires ruled India
@@ricoriquelme1792 quite a few
" S A M U R A I O F C H R I S T " what a title
Dom Justo Takayma ✝️❤️🔥
He was coward who ran away
@@bharatvarshaball4000hater
@@mrcazzovic7960 that still makes him a coward no matter the religions he worships
@@bharatvarshaball4000he was exiled from Japan, and I have no doubt he was more brave than you’ll ever be
@@EarthC111 He wasn't a coward.
In Spanish justo means justice and bro took justice into his own hands
Same in Portuguese, i presume that they actually named him after his baptism... As a Samurai he was considered a Knight there for the Dom and Justo for being a Just person.
Spanish never had contact with Japan, those were the Portuguese
@@shellgecko The first Japanese person to ever be in Europe was a disciple of saint Francis Xavier, a Spanish saint
Taiping kingdom 🇨🇳✝️
Emperor Hong Xiuquan
Bro app youtube channel kholno na 😊 jaldi se 🎉
Wait, you mean that one emperor that proclaim himself as the brother of jesus???!!💀
@@fyodorogustavusi think so😂
@@fyodorogustavusyep that's him
Brother of Jesus Lmao
I think he should have a manga story like Myamoto Musashi (Vagabond)
Jesus Crist Was A Great Perception Of Hinduism Because When Ever Evil Came To Earth The God Will Come As Any Avatar Shiva,Krishna,Ram,Sukhdev Or Jesus Christ 🕉️🕉️🕉️♥️
Ukon Takayama
He is a saint right?
Yeah bro
@@naleditz125 ya there is a statue of him holding a cross instead of a katana
It’s kinda cool
@@ImASteaki wanr to read more about him can u share
Hes not a saint, he is a blessed
Edit: nvm
@@soldiers_arethebest6033he means like saints of god, the catholic martyr if the exact means.
That Christian samurai was more powerful than any samurai because he had the power of Jesus Christ, his Holy Spirit ☦️☦️☦️☦️
Gold comedy. Didn't know those jokes are better.
If anyone is wondering where these animations came from, it's from a video game called "For Honor" ( Hero: "Kensei" )
Thanks bro
@@enzossharpbuy it at your own risk
The Government didn’t persecute them of their religion its cause they revolted lots. Basically the whole thing started when contact was made between Japan and Portugal. They started trading and Portugal send missionaries in Japan to spread the word of Christ. The Emperor didn’t mind this as the Christians weren’t doing anything and it helped relations with Europe which meant more trade. That was until the Europeans started being forceful. Also Japanese Christian’s started being violent even destroying important Pagan religious sites. Also with the adoption of Christianity Japanese culture started to collapse. A huge revolt happened which was the last straw. Christianity was banned and contact was cut between Japan and the Christian world. Except for the Dutch they were friends with Japan and didn’t force their religion. There are others reasons why Japan didn’t like Christianity one reason being that they feared being colonized by the Christians also the Emperor feared his people would prefer the Pope over him. It didn’t help that a lot of the Christians were racist
For your next project: chech why mughals couldn't conquer South India expecially Kerala and TN.
Too much resistance coming all the way to south.
Lool they had a treaty
Brother plzz make A Video on Saint Michael the Archangel
W✝️❤️
That man was defeated in battle and was publicly executed as well.... and it was not the Japanese emperor who hunted down christians and other religious groups but the Ruling Warlords themselves. They understand that Christianity is not just a religion but also a socio political group that would divide their people.
imagine he was their watching the romans crucify jesus
What is this weak god who is beaten and crucified by humans??
@@user-yv4mq3rc7cA god that loves humans. Dven those who killed Jesus.
@@user-yv4mq3rc7cany type of resqarch and you would know God didnt lose nor die there. Not that im suprised with people that say the same stuff but diferently typed in like you.
If that samurai guy saw the Romans crucify Jesus, then they're done and the disciples might be saved on time and die from old age rather than being killed brutally
Roman armor and gladius was way better than edo samurai equipment
This is false information. Takayama Ukon was a samurai who served under Oda Nobunaga (who himself was welcoming of Christians, but probably because it would mean that they would trade with him more and give him more power). After Toyotomi Hideyoshi (who was not the emperor) seized power at Yamazaki, he became increasingly weary of Christians and began persecuting them more and more, but never banned them as the Portuguese were a valued ally of Japan. Then Hideyoshi Died, and Tokugawa Ieyasu became Shogun after the climactic battle of Sekigahara. Ieyasu increased the persecution on Christians, causing Takayama Ukon to leave for the Philippines in 1614, where he died. It seems that Hideyoshi and Ieyasu were right to be weary of the Christians as a rebellion broke out in Shimabara against the Shogunate, lead by a boy named Akakusa Shiro. This rebellion was obliterated and Shiro was executed. This caused the Japanese to expel all foreigners from Japan (with the exception of the British and Dutch at Nagasaki port only). Anyone discovered to be a Christian would be severally punished and then executed. Japan went into 250 years of isolation. I don’t know why you are blaming the emperor, it should be important to note that during the time of the Samurai, the emperor had little military power and mostly religious power. The emperor was thought to be the descendant of the Japanese Goddess Ametaresu. And so he had great religious influence, you could compare him to the pope. It was in fact the emperor who when he eventually came back to power during the Meji Restoration in 1868, allowed Christians in hiding to practice their religion (again this was probably to appease the US who could give them resources, protection and power). If you have any other questions I’d love to answer them.
However, was the massacre at Shimabara Justified? Kind of. They had just started a rebellion against the Tokugawa , and also were preaching something that would have broke the unity of Japan (just after it had been reunited) and also was openly speaking out against the emperor (which was one of the worst things you could do at the time). The rebellion was also a result of Portuguese Jesuits gaining more influence and control over Kyushu (Japan’s southernmost island) this was probably going to be used as a staging ground by the Portuguese for a conquest of Japan. Something the Tokugawa would not allow. And we have seen what atrocities the Portuguese have done when they have conquered regions. So was it kind of justified to get rid of them. I think so.
I find it scary how most people write comments here as if Jesus has come back
@@justusvontropfstein8605 ?
Bro they persecuted Japanese Christian’s OF COURSE those poor Christian’s would rebel ! What do you expect ?! Stop justifying slaughtering Christian’s ! How dare you ! It’s common sense, the oppressed rise up ! Portugese has nothing to do with jap Christian’s who just wanted religious freedom ! You hater !
I don’t understand what your saying but what is your point? Like can u say it in basic/simple term so I can understand? (No hate btw)
@@NhacThanhCa-wn4wv Its quite difficult to summarise this, but i’ll try. Basically, The emperor was not in charge, but instead more of a religious figurehead similar to the pope. And Takayama Ukon was not some hero. He was a samurai who served under powerful Samurai Warlords. Eventually Christians became viewed as untrustworthy and began to be persecuted in Japan. Takayama Ukon then fled Japan and spent the rest of his days in the Philippines. The video is basically trying to make it sound like Takayama Ukon was some Christian, Samurai hero that defeated the emperor or something, which he was most certainly not.
Christian Samurai is inspiration on the next level ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥
Dom Justo Takayama was also canonized a saint
He is the Patron saint of Persecuted Catholics and Japanese immigrants
Amen ❤✝️
Budhham Sharanam gachhami 🎉
My request top 10 Christian empires in the world
Just British is enough mate that's the biggest Empire world has ever Seen And They Represented Christ ✝️♥️
@@errorgaming4564 not only British so many Christians empires are there
1. Spanish empire
2. French empire
3. Portuguese empire
4. Roman empire
5. Nazi Germany
6. Greek empire
7. Russian empire
8. Polish empire
9. Hunnic empire
10. Swedish empire
@@rimmonsamuelnazi germany wasn’t Christian.
@@johanjoseph1162 germany is a Christian country
@@rimmonsamuel ok, but nazi germany wasn’t. Nazi germany literally persecuted Christians.
As a Catholic myself i find this inspiring 🙏
La hipocresía es que todo eso, y no dejarse inculcar cultura u religión ajena, llevo a que conservarán a suya así podemos ver un Japón que apresar de los años lo conserva en alto y no como nosotros los latinos que perdimos casi todo, solo tenemos más cultura extranjera y religiones extranjeras aún peor desconocemos nuestra raíces, me apena pero es la realidad.
Imagine him a crusader and a converted viking fighting side by side
JAPAN STAYED TRUE they didn't surrender their roots to some Jewish desert sect! BANZAI!⛩️🏯🎌🗾
lol, desert cult brought europe into empire which is what inspired japanese to follow its steps.
It's not a foolish sect of yours
It's a fact
Because archaeology has already proven various biblical events, even SUPERNATURAL stories from the Bible
And Jesus Christ was a historical person who existed
Idai guy
I don't understand when a tragedy happens in Japan
I don't understand why Christians keep praying for them
For me they go to hell along with their culture
Those people who died in 2011
Well done, they're burned in hell, along with their roots
@@younghobo6740I don't understand why Christians pray to Japan when tragedy strikes
To me that they go to hell along with their gods
Best samurai 🫡✝️
Miyamoto Musashi was the best
@@30Sunni05 ok it’s an opinion and like your opinion
@@superlemur6206 That ain't an opinion lol, it's a fact n ur just saying that cause he was christain😅. No one is close to miyamoto musashi. U have no clue about this topic.
@@30Sunni05 ok I know he was a good one but still
@@superlemur6206 Bruv, he literalaly was "the Samurai". There was no one close to him.
This is obviously exaggerated. Takayama along with many other christian daimyos did initially resisted the opperssion but at the end they really couldn't do much against the shogunate and renouced their faith eventually. Initially, they took on christian faith so that they can get access to the western arms and goods more easily. That's all.
Great honor to know that samurai which was a Cristian amem brother💪🏽✝️✝️❤️❤️❤️
✝️♥️🇯🇵♥️🇮🇳
@@Poncikdede-ey9wg Allah yardim etsin seni
Atlast,he fled to manila.Rather than fighting like a samurai Spaniards loyal puppy.
He was exiled to Manila, he didn't flee.
Cry pagan
@@ead-pv5lb he fled dumb christian and who u calling a pagan.
Japanese are the only pure ethnicity not coquered by christian religion.i love japanese.
Nanking
It wasn't emperor who killed christians it was taiko toyotomi hideyoshi and some others....
But whatever (most) christians were still banned from japan
If anyone's interested, watch "Silence" by Martin Scorsese, an amazing film that depicts how the Japanese treated Christian Portuguese missionaries and their followers
Christian’s will always be on top
Not in Japan, they left it
@@oda6721 did you watch the video?
It’s literally about Japanese Christians be smart next time
@@DIVEOPS. Where are the Christians now? They all left, christmas is now a 2nd Valentine's day in Japan
@@oda6721 they are there just not that popular
@@DIVEOPS. Most of the Christians are foreigners, churches are only used for Japanese weddings because they romanticize Hollywood weddings.
Jesus will NOT be mocked ✝️
And they mocked Buddhism, Japan's origin of religion
@@SicVisPacemParaBellum 1. "Thou shall have no other gods before me"
@@LXGHTMANE_ really? The irony that Buddhism were way way older than Christianity tells a lot of your BS
@@LXGHTMANE_ in fact Buddhism was way more peaceful spreading its religion to a lot of countries than Christianity with its violent approach. Bloodshed and disrespecting other's belief doesn't make Christianity a HOLY. Not to mention all crusaders, priests, bishops, popes and anybody works for Christianity are either pedophiles, criminals, sex offenders, violent, corrupt and evils lol
@@LXGHTMANE_ now tell me what bible verse will do some excuse to what I just stated?
POV: you know nothing about how brutal the Christian preachers were to the Japanese, literal forced conversions
Doesn’t excuse the literal genocide, but go off I guess
What forced ?? At gunpoint or edge of sword ? Its all fake..
From what I can find, for the most part, Japan was alright with Christianity and Catholicism arriving. Trouble started when news of forced conversion, kidnapping and burning of temples and homes reached the ear of the Shogun. At first the Shogun enforced punishment on the people who caused this and many jesuits also condemned the people who committed these crimes but let them keep practicing. It got worse when rumors of the jesuits kidnapping Japanese people and selling them into slavery, the camel's back broke when a rebellion led by a samurai wrecked a region. (Many of the jesuits tried to persuade the Samurai that it was not a good idea, but he didn't listen, or maybe he wanted to be powerful.) So then the persecutions began to happen.
God is my armour and Christ is my sword, both with the power Holy Spirit. 🙏🏻❤️✝️🙇🏻🛐☝🏻🙌🏻☀️
I like this saint, but unfortunately we do not celebrate him.I am orthodox and I respect every saint from my religion and catholic is like you do not find them they find you ,just like Jesus Christ and Virgin Mary.
W Japanese emperor
Still y'all lost
Japan remains pagan 🙏🏽
Hail Amaterasu 🇯🇵⛩️
only 1% of Japan are Shintoistic, there are more Christians in Japan than shinto 😂😂😂
I was in a Christian church in Osaka 3 months ago
But Japan is Buddhist 😊
That why he is special the only japenese Christian samurai in history
@@orangecobraEUbut there are 26 catholic japanese martry and one of them became saint his name Paul Mikki
About 62% are atheist
Shinto and Buddhist are the major religion in japan
@@hunted7883they don't consider shinto and budhism as religion but rather than a way of life
As a christian and a history geek i believe if im correct he formed a tiny army and surprisingly respread christianity through the lands of japan man was a japanese crusade. Its like he was a japanese version of king richard.
Thanks for making this type of Christian videos
No me puedo tomar enserio por el audio XD
Technically, that was Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Shogunate , not the Emperor himself. But they did have his “blessings”
Legend ❤
A Rare individual, kinda Reminds me of that Yasuke an African Samurai Warrior in the employ of Nobunaga, a powerful feudal lord known as the “Great Unifier,” during Japan's Sengoku period.
There is quite a number of interesting figures of Non-Japanese descendant that became samurai, you can find some of them online. Prussia, Africa, English, Dutch, Korea and etc.
Are you a history student?
Commerce student brother 😀😜
@@naleditz125 😅🤝
@@naleditz125 are you in school or college
@@ghostmanav College ❤️
@@naleditz125 which year
You do realize that Portuguese soldiers came and literally massacred entire villages of they didn’t submit to Christ. The original religion of japan was Buddhism. The samurai shown here, was only one of the thousands who were forced to submit to the Portuguese. Only he complied. And it wasn’t the “emperor” that was only a divine head of state. True power was held with the shogun. Who yes, stripped Christian clans of power. And it wasn’t just random samurai. Entire ass CLANS were demolished and rebuilt. Funny thing is, the Portuguese still traded with the Japanese after the Japanese put up a fight against their “holy crusade”. Also, when the Portuguese first landed, they immediately took to killing the Japanese after they saw a pagoda instead of a temple where they landed. And I’m not saying I hate Christians. Some of the most amazing people I’ve ever met are Christian. I’m just speaking facts, and this is a video that shouldn’t really be appreciated as such.
Speaking of facts Buddhism isn't Japanese original religion, its an Indian religion founded by Gautama Buddha. I can go on to prove rest of your so called facts as fake as well. But it's ok, next time get your facts checked !
@@Shawn_Pereira I’m much aware that Buddhism is not originally Japanese. And I never stated that then I wrote that. I know it originated from India, and I was referring to Buddhism as Japan’s current main religion. Next time actually take the time to read instead of putting yourself in a really stupid situation.
No, incorrect
They killed because they wanted to capture land
It has nothing to do with Christ
@@Shawn_Pereirareading comprehension fvcked your mind so much.
Man of culture,but only one mistake ,Japanese faith is shintoism ,they worship their native gods and spirts ,and Also Buddha
W Samurai 🇯🇵
its both exhiliarating and dangerous to think if somehow christianity spread earlier on and the crusade had a fucking samurai unit along with the europeans
Samurai of Christ ❤️🔥🔥✝️
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Budhist & shinto samurai >
✝🤝💪
correction it was the Shogun who persecuted the Christians in our country, and facts, the former Empress of Japan, the wife of Emperor Akihito is from a catholic family
I'm muslim but that is a true man of god, just pure dedication
( it's not weak or idiotic to respect another religion im not betraying mine because I complimented another religion, its called "respect")
what game is this?
Samurai vs Vikings
For Honor
Just buy it at your own risk
Man these Cristian missionaries are starting to imagine there own stories 🥴
What did you mean? Just Google this guy. I am guessing you never heard of the African Samurai as well?
Lindu Pindu
@@merodaxue lmao
Oh try to visit his monument in manila in Plaza Dilao Paco Manila Philippines
Japani crusaders
He was coward who ran away
@@bharatvarshaball4000 Jealous Hindu, are you mad christians ruled over your backwards religion? and before that the muslims ruled you. stay mad only reason you are not dead Is because of us who protect you from the muslims
Shout out to Japanese who kept their traditional faith
Maybe they should understand their is no logical worldview other than Christianity
@@micoolkidfilms3270 "The only Japanese slave of the Desert cult" Rest were chads who kicked out the asses of missionaries so hard that they still don't dare to come 😂
Born as a bhuddist in japan,died as a catholic in the philippines.amazing
Shinto is lot better
In what way
@@Showastatism4lifein every way it is Culture and also Our one supreme Tian made all creation he/she who as no gender and is formless who created The primordial and the Great ones the 3 or 5 or 7 or 9 Great ones who created all others and Shinto is broad Term we have Jamoan Animism shamanism and Traditional Japanese Religion ☯️☯️
@@shouryadronapratapsingtawa4536 funny how supreme tain power never got beyond mainland Japan
@@Showastatism4life USA has Shinto Priests Shinto shrines and Same daoist Buddhist temples all over USA and Europe it's TIAN supreme Heaven Supreme Truth Supreme H@ll what not it's same in Gnosticism and Gnostic Christianity
@@Showastatism4life TiaiN
Crusaders being casually crushed in India 😂
When and How
they cant even go through middle east
@@mrgoodnigth6742Indians are weirdly over prideful of their country. They say a bunch of weird shit
Yea they are torturing Christians and burning their churches and houses but letting their children get education in Christian schools.. hypocrisy
Never went to india😂😂😂what are you talking about
India 🗿250 bce🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
He was a samurai who belonged to the cultural tradition of Japan and not to Christian tradition and culture.
Japan = samurai
Christian can't made samurai warriors
Christian convert only others into Christianity by given money 💰 or girl 😂
My Respect for Japan 📈Japanese ppl saved their Buddhist culture 🗿
Cringe
If i am not mistaken back then christian church was a power which used to conquer other countries
Colonize 🤔
Finally, a good Samurai.
He got beautified in the Tamatsukuri Church in Osaka 7 years ago. I was surprised knowing this just now, that's the church I go to!
Samurai means = to serve, and he served for Christ 💪
for honor, the most christian game out there