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I've been a longtime reader for many years and an occasional poster, but I haven't been on for awhile, but now I'm hoping to be on more consistently, so I figured I'd share a little bit about myself here.

I'm a 30 year-old high-school history teacher from Tennessee. I love history and have ...

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Hi everyone!

I was wondering if anyone had information on the generational cycles for Scandinavia prior to WWII.

The most recent crisis wars for those countries seem to be WWII for Norway, Denmark, and Iceland, likely WWI for Finland, and possibly WWII for Sweden. Though I've always wondered if ...

I've been spending a lot of time these days studying China, Japan and
Korea in the 1800s, and the lack of obvious conflict in Japan between
1600 and 1868 continues to be puzzling. So I'm wondering if there's
some paradigm unique to Japan that has to be understood.

There's a current debate going on ...

I read the following page about the 47 Ronin (April 1702):

https://www.samurai-archives.com/ronin.html

This absolutely reads like an Awakening climax.

This would indicate that the previous crisis war occurred around 1670,
which would be the right time, given that the crisis war before that
was ...

On a completely separate subject, did you ever get Japan's timeline
straightened for the period between the Battle of Sekigahara (1600)
and the Meiji Restoration (1868)?

Unfortunately not yet - my resources on that period are very limited as far as information that would be helpful in figuring ...

Jair Bolsonaro moves Brazil sharply to the right

John, have you done much research on Brazil's timeline? Do you think the election of Jari Bolsonaro indicates a crisis era?

Brazil has always been a puzzle for me to decipher generationally, in part due to its large size and also a very limited ...

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I've run into a problem with the GD model, involving Japan's history.

Japan's recent generational history is very apparent, with the previous two crisis wars being WWII and the Meiji Restoration. But before the Meiji Restoration Japan experienced over 200 years of peace, with no wars or major ...