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The Chinese Han dynasty conquered the Nam Viet kingdom when they when they were expanding south (which included what is now northern Vietnam)
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The era of division was the period between the Han and Tang Dynasty. There was continuous war between the kingdoms-everyone desired to be in charge and have greater power, but nobody truly was in charge. There was also no middle class during this era.
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The Taika reforms was an aim to remake the Japanese monarch into a complete Chinese-style emperor: attempted to create a bureaucracy and an army enlisted with peasants.
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The Silla Kingdom was an independent Korean Kingdom in the south-eastern part of the peninsula. They defeated Koguryo and other Chinese tang allies. They ruled united Korea by 668.
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In 794, emperor Kanu ensnared a new capital city called Heian. Buddhists were forbidden to build monasteries in their new capital.
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Fujiwara was a high-Society family in the mid-9th century. They had great influence over imperial affairs. “Aided in decline of imperial power”???
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During this period Korea started to shaped their cultural traditions (separated from the rest of East Asia). The word Korea came from Koryo. They followed the silla kingdom, and Koryo was led by Wang Kon.
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A timespan of 5 years. It took place on Honshu between Tiara and Minamoto families. The result was the destruction of Taira. The conflict caused the peasants tp suffer (their farmlands were ruined)
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The Yi dynasty was the last and longest imperial dynasty to stay alive in Korea. It was founded by Yi Song-Gye who made the capital of Han Yáng (today it is Seoul).
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the Ashikaga dynasty of shoguns (military governments in japan) grew very weak that a succession conflicts causes a civil war, the onin War. It was the collapse of central authority.