なぜ鎌倉時代に北海道に来たひとたちが先住民なんだ？

長浜浩明　著

日本の誕生　皇室と日本人のルーツ　　より

アイヌは縄文人の子孫ではありません。図２a（ブログ主注；日本、韓国、中国人のDNA公正比較図）日本人や琉球人とは別民族であることがわかります。

決定的なのは、アイヌ語は日本語と系統が全く異なるからです。（言語学者：崎山理氏による。）

更にアイヌは漆の文化を持っていません。土器文化も貧弱、鉄も作れない。文字文化もありません。

わかっていることは、彼らはもともとアムール川河口、樺太に住んでおり、日本の歴史から見ればつい最近、モンゴルに服従した民族を攻撃・略奪し、その民族がモンゴルに訴えたため、１３世紀頃樺太を追われて北海道に逃れてきたということです。

小野寺まさるさんの動画とか見ると、突然”縄文ロード”とかでてくるよね。

北海道には日本人の縄文文化がもともとがあったわけで、なぜ鎌倉時代に北海道に来たひとたちが先住民なんだ？

The following text was automatically translated by DeepL.
By Hiroaki Nagahama

From The Birth of Japan: The Imperial Family and the Roots of the Japanese People

The Ainu are not descendants of the Jomon people. Figure 2a (blogger's note; DNA fair comparison chart of Japanese, Korean and Chinese) shows that they are a different ethnic group from the Japanese and Ryukyuan people.

The reason for this is that the Ainu language is completely different from the Japanese language. (According to Osamu Sakiyama, a linguist.)

Furthermore, the Ainu do not have a culture of lacquer. Their culture of earthenware is poor, and they cannot make iron. They do not have a written culture.

What we do know is that they originally lived at the mouth of the Amur River, in Sakhalin, and only recently, in terms of Japanese history, they attacked and plundered a tribe that had submitted to the Mongols, who then appealed to them, forcing them to leave Sakhalin around the 13th century and flee to Hokkaido.

If you watch any of Masaru Onodera's videos, you'll suddenly hear about the "Jomon Road.

Why are the people who came to Hokkaido in the Kamakura period considered to be indigenous people, when there was originally Japanese Jomon culture in Hokkaido?

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)