Which country is the Ryukyu Islands, whether it is China, Japan, or Japan, or terra nullius

In fact, it is more appropriate to say that Ryukyu is the territory of Japan since ancient times than to say that it is China, because the Ryukyu Islands were an independent kingdom in the past. During the Ming Dynasty, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty conferred the title of "Ryukyu King" on the King of the Ryukyus. The Ryukyus had always been dependent on the Ming Dynasty as a vassal state.

Like Korea, Vietnam, and earlier the Japanese states. Can you say that they are also territories that China has had since ancient times? That person won't fight with you anymore.

Japan invaded the Ryukyus around 1600 and completely annexed the Ryukyus around 1880.

There are still many people who say that the Ryukyus are Chinese, because the Potsdam Proclamation after World War II stated that Japan's territory did not include the Ryukyu Islands, and the Ryukyus were assigned to China. But at that time, there was a civil war, who had the time to send someone to take care of the Ryukyus? So Lao Chiang let the United States and China manage together, but the United States didn't do it, so he was angry and sent it to Japan in the 70s, and this great *** at that time also applauded Japan's recovery of the Ryukyu Islands!!

Now I'm robbing it with others, and to be honest, it's too useless. Now that your leaders welcome the repossession of their land, what do others care?

How could the Ryukyu Islands on the second floor be Taiwan? The Ryukyu Islands are composed of multiple groups, Taiwan has been called Ryukyu since ancient times, and it is also recorded in the history of the Ming Dynasty that Ryukyu is a vassal state of China, although the Ryukyu Islands are located next door to Taiwan, but the two islands are different, of course, they are not China's

These are all floating clouds.

Japan ruled the Ryukyus for nearly 150 years. The integration of ethnic groups led to the daily ization of most of the Ryukyus.

In addition, Ryukyu was an independent kingdom that paid tribute to China. De jure does not belong to China, just like North Korea pays tribute to China.

The Potsbut Proclamation, which was the basis for the establishment of the United Nations, clearly stated that Japan would return the islands it had invaded, and that the Ryukyus had invaded China and would fall within this scope.

The Ryukyu Islands are under the jurisdiction of Japan.

Before 1871, there was the Ryukyu Kingdom, which stretched from Amami Oshima in the north, to Kikai Island in the east, Hateruma Island in the south, and Yonaguni Island in the west. Historically, the Ryukyu Islands have long been part of China's sphere of influence.

In April 1947, the United Nations Agreement on the Former Japanese Mandate of the Islands handed over the Ryukyu Islands and the Diaoyu Islands to the United States. In 1970, the United States and Japan signed the San Francisco Peace Treaty, transferring the administration of the Ryukyus and the Diaoyu Islands to Japan. May 15, 1972 Since then, Japan has resumed the exercise of administrative authority over the Ryukyu Islands.

Geographical location

The Ryukyu Islands, which stretch about 1,100 kilometers (700 miles) southwest from Japan's southern island of Kyushu (and its affiliated islands) to northeast Taiwan, are the boundary between the East China Sea and the Philippine Sea.

The total land area is 3,090 square kilometers (1,193 square miles), including 55 large and small islands, divided into three larger island groups: the Amami Island Chain in the north, the Ryukyu Islands in the middle, and the Sakishima Islands in the south. Because of its special geographical location, Ryukyu is a transit point in Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia, and is known as "Wanguo Jinliang".

From north to south, the Ryukyu Islands include the Osumi Islands, the Togara Islands, the Amami Islands, the Oshima Islands, the Okinawa Islands, the Daito Islands, and the Sakishima Islands, with more than 60 named inhabited islands and more than 400 unnamed islands. It covers an area of more than 4,600 square kilometers and has a population of more than 1.4 million (1985).

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Ryukyu Islands.

Ryukyu and Japan were two different countries in ancient times. And modern Ryukyu is a prefecture in Japan, and the Ryukyuan people are now Japanese nationals.

The Ryukyu Kingdom was the name of a feudal government that once existed in the Ryukyu Islands, but it has now disappeared. The Ryukyu Kingdom was invaded by external forces in the islands many times, especially after the invasion of the Satsuma Domain in 1609 (the 37th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty and the 14th year of Keicho in Japan), the Satsuma Domain controlled and interfered in the internal affairs of the Ryukyu Kingdom, and the Ryukyus also paid tribute to the Satsuma Domain and the Edo Shogunate in Japan. Because of its special geographical location, the Ryukyu Kingdom is known as a transit station in Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia, and is known as "Wanguo Jinliang".

In 1871, Japan abolished feudal prefectures throughout the country, and the Ryukyu Kingdom was incorporated into the Prefecture of Kagoshima as a military state. In 1872, the Ryukyu Kingdom was renamed the Ryukyu Domain. On March 11, 1879, Japan annexed the Ryukyus, abolished the Ryukyu Domain, and incorporated it into Kagoshima Prefecture.

The Ryukyu Islands are a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean, located between Taiwan and Japan. The Diaoyu Islands (Diaoyutai Islands) are not part of the Ryukyu Islands. So far, the south-central part of the Ryukyu Islands has been under Japanese trusteeship, but sovereignty does not belong to Japan, according to the supplementary provisions of Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation:

The terms of the Cairo Declaration shall be carried out, and the sovereignty of Japan shall be limited to Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku, and such other islands as we may determine. "Before 1871, the Ryukyu Islands had the Ryukyu Kingdom, and the original territory of the Ryukyu Kingdom stretched from Amami Oshima in the north, Kikai Island in the east, Hateruma Island in the south, and Yonaguni Island in the west. At present, there is a large number of people around the world who support the "Movement for the Restoration of the Ryukyus Kingdom".

The Ryukyu Islands have been a vassal state of Japan since ancient times, and they have never lost their sovereignty over the Ryukyu Islands. Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation: "The conditions of the Cairo Declaration shall be carried out, and Japan's sovereignty shall be limited to Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku, and such other islands as we may determine."

The ironclad facts clearly state that the Ryukyu Islands are not Japanese territory and cannot be treated as Japanese territory, and even if Japan occupies the Ryukyu Islands, no country will recognize it, and it will not be legal for individual countries to recognize it.

The above is the official statement, but the Japanese beep ** does not admit it, and the United Nations has nothing to say.

From the perspective of international law, it can be regarded as Japan's at present, but the United States has the right to fight, and China has less chance of fighting. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was supposed to be given to us, but unfortunately Chiang Kai-shek gave up because of the civil war.

The Ryukyu Islands originally belonged to the Ryukyu Kingdom and had always been a vassal state of China, but when China declined, small Japan first forced the Ryukyu King to first recognize Japan's protectorate status, and then invaded the Ryukyu Kingdom. Therefore, many of the buildings and habits of the so-called Okinawa in Japan are very different from those in Japan, but similar to those in China!

It used to be China's fanguo, and now its sovereignty is also China's. But. MS looks like it is hosted in Japanese hands.

According to the treaty, the Ryukyus remained legally part of China.

In June 1971, in the absence of China and the United Kingdom, the United States, without China's consent, signed the so-called San Francisco Agreement with Japan, arbitrarily handing over the administration of the Ryukyu Islands to Japan, which was null and void. According to Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation of China, Great Britain and the United States, "the conditions of the Cairo Declaration shall be carried out, and Japan's sovereignty shall be limited to Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku, and such other small islands as we may determine."

Accordingly, the so-called "San Francisco Contract" is null and void! Because both the United States and Japan have violated the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation.

The historical attribution is not in charge of affairs at all, it is useless at all, it all depends on whose strength is strong now. Otherwise, Mongolia will come and say that China belongs to Mongolia, and China's declaration of being an independent country is a violation of Mongolia's sovereignty. Otherwise, Italy says that Europe belongs to him (Rome), Turkey says that Eastern Europe is his (Dongluo), and Germany says that Central Europe is his (HRE), which is not a pot of porridge.

I will only mention the fact that even according to the law, Japan does not have sovereignty in the Ryukyus, it is only a trusteeship.

Whether it counts or not, it's not something you and I can explain. There is no way to do it. In the case of World War II. China should also send troops to occupy Japan.

Why not? Isn't it for the sake of fighting a civil war.? If Japan is occupied. Can Japan still be as crazy as it is today?

This can't be helped, just like Outer Mongolia, according to some historical sources, the United States meant to give Ryukyu to China, and Lao Chiang probably didn't have any tendons, so he didn't accept it, and then the United States gave it to the Japanese after a period of time. Everyone knows that in that period of history, the two parties fought fiercely, in order to get the support of the international community, alas! Except that the land was not cut, of course, that thing could not be done.

Besides, if New China wants it, Lao Mei will not give it, and later when Japan really rules, it is even more impossible. Isn't the situation the same as in Outer Mongolia now, wait, wait and see when there is a chance!

When Japan destroyed the Ryukyus, what kind of morality, logic, and international law did he talk about? Everything fist talking! History is constantly moving forward, and anyone can create a fait accompli!

The Ryukyus have been independent for 700 years, why don't the Japanese respect it? Now why do you want me to respect his 100-year rule? When Lao Tzu is strong, restore Ryukyu for a thousand years, and see who dares to make a fart!

When Lao Tzu has the strength, he will take it back! Mongolia, Sakhalin, Trans-Khingan, Tangnu-Ulianghai, Sikkim, Ryukyu... international law, 50 years, Lao Tzu doesn't admit it!

Lao Tzu made 100,000 atomic bombs, whether it was Russia or the United States, you still haven't paid it back? If you don't pay it back, Lao Tzu will die with you! The earth has blown up the ball!

Those who are barefoot are not afraid to wear shoes, and these "gentlemen" - robbers are going to be brute!

That's what the Americans approved and handed over to the Japanese to manage.

I don't know what Okinawa is, I just know that it's called Ryukyu.