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| 270558173 | revived ancient confucian teachings in song era china | neo-confucians | 0 | |
| 270558174 | had emphasis on tradition and hostility to foreigh systems | neo-confucians | 1 | |
| 270558175 | practice in chinese society to mutilate women's feet in order to make them smaller | footbinding | 2 | |
| 270558176 | Royal concubine during reign of xuanzong | yang guifei | 3 | |
| 270558177 | introduction of relatives into royal administration led to revolt | yang guifei | 4 | |
| 270558178 | rulers of xi xia kingdom | tangut | 5 | |
| 270558179 | one of regional kingdoms during period of souther song | tangut | 6 | |
| 270558180 | conquered mongols in 1226 | tangut | 7 | |
| 270558181 | founded in 907 by nomadic khitan peoples from manchuria | liao dynasty | 8 | |
| 270558182 | maintained independence from song dynasty in china | liao dynasty | 9 | |
| 270558183 | tang ruler in china that supported buddhist establishment | empress wu | 10 | |
| 270558184 | tried to elevate buddhism to state religion | empress wu | 11 | |
| 270558185 | most prominent of neo-confucian scholars during the song dynasty in china | zhu xi | 12 | |
| 270558186 | stressed importance of applying philosphical principles to everyday life and action | zhu xi | 13 | |
| 270558187 | confucian scholar and chief minister of a song emperor | wang anshi | 14 | |
| 270558188 | introduced sweeping reforms based on legalists | wang anshi | 15 | |
| 270558189 | advocated greater state intervention in society | wang anshi | 16 | |
| 270558190 | duke of tang | li yuan | 17 | |
| 270558191 | minister for yangdi | li yuan | 18 | |
| 270558192 | took over empire during assassination of yangdi | li yuan | 19 | |
| 270558193 | first emperor of tang dynasty | li yuan | 20 | |
| 270558194 | rump state of song dynasty | southern song | 21 | |
| 270558195 | carved out of much larger domains ruled by the tang and northern song | southern song | 22 | |
| 270558196 | culturally one of the most glorious reigns in chinese history | southern song | 23 | |
| 270558197 | nomadic people of manchuria | khitans | 24 | |
| 270558198 | militarily superior to song dynasty china, but influenced by chinese culture | khitans | 25 | |
| 270558199 | forced humiliating treaties on song china in 11th century | khitans | 26 | |
| 270558200 | title granted to students who passed the most difficult chinese examination on all of chinese literature | jinshi | 27 | |
| 270558201 | became immediate dignitaries and eligible for high office | jinshi | 28 | |
| 270558202 | founders of the qin kingdom that succeeded the liao in northern china | jurchens | 29 | |
| 270558203 | annexed most of yellow river basin and forced song to flee to south | jurchens | 30 | |
| 270558204 | chinese ships equipped with watertight bulkheads, sternpost rudders, compasses, and bamboo fenders | junks | 31 | |
| 270558205 | dominant force in asian seas east of the malayan peninsula | junks | 32 | |
| 270558206 | known as chan buddhism in china | zen buddhism | 33 | |
| 270558207 | stressed meditation and the appreciation of natural and artistic beauty | zen buddhism | 34 | |
| 270558208 | capital of later song dynasty | hangzhou | 35 | |
| 270558209 | second member of sui dynasty | yangdi | 36 | |
| 270558210 | murdered his father to gain throne | yangdi | 37 | |
| 270558211 | responsible for construction of chinese canal system | yangdi | 38 | |
| 270558212 | chinese emperor of tan dynasty who openly persecuted buddhism by destroying monasteries | wuzong | 39 | |
| 270558213 | reduced influence of chinese buddhism in favor of confucian ideology | wuzong | 40 | |
| 270558214 | administered examinations to students from chinese government schools or those recommended by distinguished scholars | ministry of rites | 41 | |
| 270558215 | most famous poet of tang era that blended images of the mundane world with philosphical musings | li bo | 42 | |
| 270558216 | known as zen in japan | chan buddhism | 43 | |
| 270558217 | stressed meditation and appreciation of natural and artistic beauty | chan buddhism | 44 | |
| 270558218 | popular religion with members of elite chinese society | chan buddhism | 45 | |
| 270558219 | kingdom of tangut people that collected tribute that drained song resources and burdened chinese peasantry | xi xia | 46 | |
| 270558220 | founder of song dynasty | zhao kuangyin | 47 | |
| 270558221 | originally a general following fall of tan dynasty | zhao kuyangyin | 48 | |
| 270558222 | kingdom north of the song empire | jin | 49 | |
| 270558223 | established jurchens after overthrowing liao dynasty | jin | 50 | |
| 270558224 | builty during reign of yangdi during sui dynasty | grand canal | 51 | |
| 270558225 | designed to ling the original centers of chinese civilization on the north china plain with the yangtze river basin to the south | grand canal | 52 | |
| 270558226 | member of prominent northern chinese family during period of 6 dynasties | wendi | 53 | |
| 270558227 | proclaimed himself emperor of sui dynasty | wendi | 54 | |
| 270558228 | suppored by nomadic people of northern china | wendi | 55 | |
| 270558229 | established qui dynasty | wendi | 56 | |
| 270558230 | capital of tang dynasty | changan | 57 | |
| 270558231 | leading chinese emperor of the tang dynasty who encouraged overexpansion | zyanzong | 58 | |
| 270558232 | chinese credit instrument that provided credit vouchers to merchants to be redeemed at the end of the voyage | flying money | 59 | |
| 270558233 | early form of currency | flying money | 60 | |
| 270558234 | emphasized salvationist aspects of chinese buddhism; popular among masses of chinese society | pure land buddhism | 61 |
