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165227447FeudalismJust like the feudal system in Europe: Shogun-hereditary divine emperor (hereditary king crowned by pope,) samurai (knights,) daimyo (lords and barons,) buisido (chivalry-code of conduct).0
1652274482. Prince ShotokuRuled during the Yamato Period. Sent people to China to bring back their culture to organize Japan; wrote 17 article constitution.1
1652274493. AgricultureA mainly agricultural society, but the production of food on the small, wet island of Japan was hard so food=power.2
1652274504. Kanji charactersJapan took the idea from China and made it their own; allowed them to become civilized and record their history.3
1652274515. Confucianism and BuddhismAlso taken from China, these beliefs become part of Japanese government, code of conduct, and daily life; Buddhism combines with Japan's ancestor worship to form Shinto.4
1652274526. The Tale of GenjiFirst novel written in Japanese, some say the first novel written ever; author was a woman, Murasaki Shikibu, who invented a new kind of Japanese script to write with called kana.5
1652274537. Code of the BushidoCode of conduct even more strict than those in Europe written during the Kamakura Shogunate period.6
1652274548. Influence of KoreaMany Koreans moved to Japan after their relations broke down around 500; the sudden flow of immigrants caused a lot of confusion in Japan, but they brought with them pieces of their culture, such as ancestor worship and other ideas that Korea got from China.7
1652274559. PoetryComes as a result of literacy and other civilized traits gained by adapting Chinese concepts; poetry flourishes as a common form of expression and develops Japan's unique style.8
16522745610. NaraThe first capitol city of Japan; marked the beginning of Japan's classical period and showed the beginnings of a Japanese pattern of administrations and institutions.9
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