'Fujiwara clan' presentation slideshows

Chapter 13: The Spread of Chinese Civilization-Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

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Violence in Japan: Introduction

Violence in Japan: Introduction. The basic structure of the state of Japan Imperial court: emperors and courtiers Powerful clans: warriors ( samurai ) Religious institutions: Buddhist monks and Shinto priests Peasants

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Heian Period

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Chapter Nine, Lesson Two: Developing a National Culture

Chapter Nine, Lesson Two: Developing a National Culture. A Court of Refinement. Question: Why was the capital moved from Nara to Kyoto in 794? How did the emperor avoid the same problem at Kyoto? Buddhist clergy tried to interfere with politics at Nara

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Feudal Japan

Feudal Japan. Mr. Fenlon AP World History NHSS. Yamato Period (300-710). Sinification of Japan Confucianism Writing System (kanji) Zen Buddhism Chinese art & architecture Government System Taika Reforms (645). Prince Shotoku (573-621) supported adoption of Chinese culture and Buddhism.

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Feudal Japan

Feudal Japan. Mr. Millhouse AP World History Hebron High School. Yamato Period (300-710). Sinification of Japan Confucianism Writing System (kanji) Zen Buddhism Chinese art & architecture Government System Taika Reforms (645).

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