Japan

Feudal Japan Alisha Bausch

  • Minamoto Yoritomo becomes shogun
    Jan 1, 1192

    Minamoto Yoritomo becomes shogun

    In the year of 1192 Minamoto Yoritomo became shogun. Minamoto Yoritomo was the founder of the first warrior government (bakufu) in Kamakura. He live from 1147 to 1199.
  • Mongols first invasion
    Jan 1, 1274

    Mongols first invasion

    In the year of 1274 the Mongols tried to invade Japan. This was their first attempt. Kublai Khan was the Mongols ruler in this period of time.
  • Mongols Second Invasion
    Jan 1, 1281

    Mongols Second Invasion

    In spring of the year 1281 the Mongols tried to invade Japan again for a second attempt.
  • Takauji becomes shogun
    Jan 1, 1336

    Takauji becomes shogun

    In the year of 1336 Takauji becomes the shogun.
  • Feirmans bought to Japan
    Jan 1, 1543

    Feirmans bought to Japan

    In the year of 1543 the Portuguese bought over feirmans to Japan.
  • Arrival of Europeans
    Jan 1, 1549

    Arrival of Europeans

    In the year of 1549 the first Portuguese traders arrived in Japan.
  • missionaries arrive
    Jan 1, 1549

    missionaries arrive

    In the year of 1549 the first Christian missionaries arrived into Japan.
  • Saint Francis Xavier
    Jan 1, 1549

    Saint Francis Xavier

    In the year of 1549 saint Francis Xavier arrives in Japan. This was a historical day as Saint Francis Xavier was a teacher of Christianity.
  • Christianity banned

    Christianity banned

    In the year of 1597 Christianity was banned from Japan. This all ended in the year of 1854
  • Portuguese traders banned

    Portuguese traders banned

    In the year of 1613 the Protuguese traders were banned from coming back to Japan.
  • Japan closes doors

    Japan closes doors

    In the year of 1638 the Japanese shogun closed their doors to the west.
  • Commodore Perry and US navy

    Commodore Perry and US navy

    In the year of 1853 Commodore Perry and the US navy enter Uraga Bay.
  • Start of Heian period

    Start of Heian period

    In the year of 794 the start of the heian period began. This lasted for 391 years so it ended in 1185. The heian period was named after the emiral capital, Kyoto. During this time Buddhism was very popular.