#Mi india

[3xplorholic]

Another sunrise, another new beginning.

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📍 Chennai, IN

[ross-nekochan]

INDIA 🇮🇳

[omg-hellgirl]

Bianca Jagger photographed by John van Hasselt in India to support the Tibetan people, 1998.

[corntort]

solo estoy pensando ignorame si quieres

[reinabeestudio]

Btw when I mentioned that big bro Mikey has a deep voice by default I wasn't kidding ☝ (He's also kinda loud 💥)

[manaosdeuwu]

donde esta penco cuando necesito decirle barbaridades sobre unos pixeles...

[indialadina]

"ミル・フルール" I loved Robin's outfit in that summer poster.

[diminutoatelierambulante]

[apolllonia]

Porque el sol puede mentir

Porque el mar puede engañar

Todo puede ser mentira

Pero nosotros somos verdad

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[3xplorholic]

Exploring the breathtaking views from the top of the hills 🌄 Embrace the beauty of nature and let your soul wander 🌿

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📍Theni, IN

[ross-nekochan]

Henna tattoo ❤️‍🔥

[hadleysmis]

巨人傳- 西南戦争

Kyojinndenn- Seinan War

What is interesting about using the Seinan War as the screen equivalence of the June Rebellion in the Shouwa Movie of Les Misérables (Kyojinndenn), is that... I didn't root for either side.

First thing's first, what is the Seinan War? Well, to put it shortly, it was the last proper rebellion from the Samurai clans against the Imperial Japanese Government. Before this war, the Samurai class were being abolished, and thus the Samurai fought to keep their power.

However, this didn't work, and the Imperial Japanese Government took full of control of the country. This was seen as the 'final curtains', if you will, of the feudal system.

Feudal. The system in which a minority of the 'superior class' exists, wherein the lower class individuals, like peasants, worked for them.

Imperial. The government which wished to conquer East, Southeast Asia, and beyond.

Ryouma's (Marius) grandfather was a Samurai, and he sticks to his bloodline duty and fights in the Seinan War. He survives, Chiyo (Cosette) is by his injured side after he's brought to her by Oonuma/Sannpei (Jean Valjean), and he promises her he will never enter another war again.

Now, the "never do war again" part could be alluding to the rising tension as the movie was made in 1938 (and also to some historians state that 1937 was the beginning of World War II given what (Lugou Bridge incident) Japan did to China); so it could be some sort of a stance in the looming or already begun war.

Even if the Second World War had not begun, the Second Sino-Japanese War had. So it might be in reference to not desiring the said war.

However, it is romance-based of Chiyo and Ryouma, and it does not linger long on the consequences of the wars. Instead, it is used to show how much Ryouma and Chiyo cared and loved each other.

But if we take a step back for a second consider the bubble of the Seinan War... Were we supposed to root for Ryouma?

If we think about who lead the war, it was Saigou Takamori (西郷隆盛). He has shrines and statues dedicated to him (you can see it on his wikipedia page in Japanese), and thus is safe to say he is held somewhat highly. He embodied Bushido, and showed honour in the system that relied a lot on loyalty. So it's understandable why he was pardoned after his death by the Imperial government, as he showed the masculine, ideal way to fight for a cause and die in your stern belief.

So, then we must wonder if it was pro-Samurai, and thus used as the equivalence of June Rebellion.

The June Rebellion's equivalence never has to be exact to make its point. Kundan portrayed the Quit India Movement-- a fight which was successful, and also had actually planning and a National committee which predated the event by many year and thus was not as sudden as the French event-- it still portrayed the themes of June Rebellion. And, oh, you knew which side to support.

Or with the official Korean translation of the English version of the musical using terminology from the years after the liberation of Korea from the Japanese Empire. Even though this version focuses on pride of the National identity and the anger against the colonisation in history, it still portrays the June Rebellion equivalence because there is a side that is being treated unfairly, and a side which abuses its power.

Not to mention many Koreans bringing up events such as the Gwangju Uprising as a direct parallel to the June Rebellion. Gwangju Uprising being yet another student protest which demanded democracy, but was brutally suppressed by the military government.

There are many instances where the equivalence is not exact and precise, but due to the themes, it makes it good, or perfect. It's okay to talk about colonisation in Les Mis-inspired story. It's okay to talk about another student uprising in another context to the French history.

But if we were to choose any period in Japanese history to parallel this event, would people truly choose the Seinan War?

I think this whole thing boils down to what we think the June Rebellion is about, and what makes a good adaptation of the battle. Whether it be a war or an uprising or a battle or a rebellion, the themes in play seems to be the most important component.

So, when it comes with the choice of using Seinan War to tell the tale of Les Misérables, I must admit, I am still scratching my head about it.

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