Ryukyuan assimilation policies

assimilation policy
Lesdi	Japan
Applies to jurisdiction	Okinawa Prefecture
Intended public	Ryukyuans

Politikuuji assimilaasiyoŋ Ryukyuan ko doggol golle baɗaaɗe e leñol Ryukyuan e anniya assimilaasiyoŋ mum en e pinal e mbaydi Japon puɗɗiiɗi ko juuti hade Disposition Ryukyu e hitaande 1879 haa hannde.

Ɓawo

E hitaande 1879, laamu Japon momti Domen Ryukyu, riiwti laamɗo mum to Tokiyoo. Prefektuur Okinawa sosaa ko e leydi keɓtinaandi kesiri ndii. Duundeere Amami ndee ina jeyaa e Japon tawo sabu njillu Satsuma to Ryukyu, ɗe mbaɗtaa e nder diiwaan Kagoshima caggal nde Domen Satsuma yani.

Tariya

Duuɓi seeɗa caggal nde Japon heɓi leydi ndii, fuɗɗii waɗde politik assimilation e nder duuɗe Ryukyu. Yeru lolluɗo ko kaayitaaji ɗemngal (方言札, hōgen fuda), ɗi ndokketee almudɓe haalooɓe ɗemngal Ryukyuan e nder duɗal.Jukkungo jogiiɓe kaayitaaji ina keewi wonde ko korporaal.

Japonnaaɓe mawɓe ɓee kadi ina ƴeewa pinal Ryukyuan ko "caggal", ina njaawna golle ɗee haa ɓurti.Ko noon kadi waɗiri e nder renndooji diaspora, haa arti noon e Hawaii, ɗo Okinawaanaaɓe nokkuuji ɗii keewi ƴeewteede ko boni e yimɓe woɗɓe Nikkei.

Diisnondiral ɓeydiima e wolde adunaare ɗiɗmere, ɗo Okinawaanaaɓe heewɓe mbaraa sabu haalde ɗemngal Okinawan e tuumeede wonde ko ɓe njiylawu.

Ƴeew kadi

Ryūkyū Jikku Assimilaasiyoŋ pinal

Tuugnorgal

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↑ Gillan, Matt (2016). "3". Songs from the Edge of Japan: Music-making in Yaeyama and Okinawa. Taylor & Francis.
↑ Karan, Pradyumna P. (2010). Japan in the 21st Century Environment, Economy, and Society. University Press of Kentucky.
↑ Kaori H. Okano; Ryoko Tsuneyoshi; Sarane Boocock (2010). "4". Minorities and Education in Multicultural Japan. Taylor & Francis.
↑ Sterling, Masako Kimura (2013). I Thought the Sun Was God The Spiritual Journey of a Descendant of the Last Satsuma Samurai Clan. FriesenPress. p. 17.
↑ Kimura, Yukiko (1992). Issei: Japanese Immigrants in Hawaii. University of Hawaii Press. p. 55.
↑ Setsu Shigematsu; Keith L. Camacho (2010). Militarized Currents Toward a Decolonized Future in Asia and the Pacific. University of Minnesota Press. p. 101.

[1] Gillan, Matt (2016). "3". Songs from the Edge of Japan: Music-making in Yaeyama and Okinawa. Taylor & Francis.

[2] Karan, Pradyumna P. (2010). Japan in the 21st Century Environment, Economy, and Society. University Press of Kentucky.

[3] Kaori H. Okano; Ryoko Tsuneyoshi; Sarane Boocock (2010). "4". Minorities and Education in Multicultural Japan. Taylor & Francis.

[4] Sterling, Masako Kimura (2013). I Thought the Sun Was God The Spiritual Journey of a Descendant of the Last Satsuma Samurai Clan. FriesenPress. p. 17.

[5] Kimura, Yukiko (1992). Issei: Japanese Immigrants in Hawaii. University of Hawaii Press. p. 55.

[6] Setsu Shigematsu; Keith L. Camacho (2010). Militarized Currents Toward a Decolonized Future in Asia and the Pacific. University of Minnesota Press. p. 101.

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