5928168663 | Bushi | Warrior leaders of Japan that administered law, supervised public works, and collected revenue | 0 | |
5928168664 | Bakufu | Military government established by the Minamoto family | 1 | |
5928168665 | Daimyos | Warlord rulers of over 300 little kingdoms in Japan after the collapse of the Ashikaga Shogunate | 2 | |
5928169877 | Trinh | Family that ruled in the north of Vietnam in the 16th century | 3 | |
5928172916 | Khmers | Ancient ethnic group of Vietnam who occupied the area around the Red River | 4 | |
5928172917 | Koguryo | Tribal people of the northern Korean peninsula who resisted Chinese rule | 5 | |
5928172918 | Taira | Powerful 12th century Japanese family who temporarily controlled the emperor and dominated the court | 6 | |
5928174618 | Taika Reforms | Japanese attempt at completely revamping their imperial administration along Chinese lines | 7 | |
5928174619 | Gempei Wars | An extended conflict between warring families that brought great suffering to the peasantry and ravaged their farmlands | 8 | |
5928174620 | Chams | One of the main adversaries of the Vietnamese, they occupied the southern lowland areas of Vietnam that were desired by the Vietnamese | 9 | |
5928176767 | Hojo | Warrior family closely allied with the Minamoto who seized real power under the Kamakura | 10 | |
5928182372 | Samurai | Mounted troops loyal to the local lords, not the aristocracy | 11 | |
5928182373 | Sinification | Practice of adopting of Chinese culture | 12 | |
5928186144 | The Tale of the Genji | The first novel of any language, it captured the charm and tensions of life in the court of Japan | 13 | |
5928186145 | Ashikaga Shogunate | Family that established a military government by destroying rivals in Yoshino and placing puppet emperors on the throne for most to the 14th century | 14 | |
5928186146 | Fujiwara | 9th century aristocratic family of Japan that exercised exceptional influence over imperial affairs | 15 | |
5928187673 | Minamoto | Powerful 12th century Japanese family who gained ultimate control through a network of provincial alliances | 16 | |
5928187674 | Choson | The earliest Korean kingdom, later conquered by the Han | 17 | |
5928187675 | Trung sisters | Children of a deposed Vietnamese leader who led an uprising to resist Chinese dominance | 18 | |
5928189654 | Silla and Paekche | Southern rival of the Koguryo in Korea | 19 | |
5928189655 | Seppuku | Ritual suicide used by the disgraced warriors to prove their courage and restore family honor | 20 | |
5928191291 | Shoguns | Military leaders of the bakufu | 21 | |
5928196479 | Yi dynasty | Dynasty established in Korea in the 14th century that survived until the 1900s | 22 | |
5928196480 | Nguyen | 16th century rival of the Trinh family that challenged for the legitimacy to rule in the north | 23 | |
5928199974 | Ashikaga Takuaji | Head of one of the Minamoto branches who led a revolt and established his own shogunate | 24 |
AP World History: Chapter 13 Vocabulary Flashcards
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