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Talk:Ten thousand years#Quotation

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Could you be more specific? Mao is the only person that could have used this, and even then I'm not sure it was used.

:Some modern Paramount Leaders, pseudo-emperors, are extensively saluted to with this phrase.

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This article should compare history of ten_thousand_years ago.

Further, where many articles concentrate excessively on North America, this one does not do so sufficiently, as there are other ways to apply this phrase, as in what I had actually been searching google for, @ the moment that I had located this: "... there for a hundred years, or a thousand years, or ten_thousand_years."

Banzai and Japan

The term may be older than the 8th century as Scholar Francis Brinkley mentions "On this latter occasion the ministers are said to have uttered reiterated cries of Banzai." (Page 119) [https://books.google.com/books?id=HOJxAAAAMAAJ&q=Seinei#v=snippet&q=Seinei&f=false] This would date the usage to the mid-5th century. - Knowledgekid87 (talk) 13:41, 11 June 2025 (UTC)