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The taiho code, a type administrative and penal law was introduced.
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Manyoshu, "Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves" was a series of poems from 759 and onward. No one knows the details of how it was created.
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Tcapital of Japan changed from Nara to Kyoto in 794. THis happened as the japanese people thought that the capital should be where the emperor is.
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The Jowa incident was a succession issue. It was when Emperor Montoku, took the role of crown prince. By doing so, he removed Prince Tsunesada and some of his allies from power.
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The Fujiwara family had a different aspect. Instead of millitary it was diplomatic power.
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The rule of the clan reached its most important days with the current leader, Fujiwara-no-Michinaga
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Emperor, Minamoto Yoritomo triumphed in the Battle of Dannoura against rival family, Taira.
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Minamoto Yoritomo was given the title Shogun and led the government which became known as Shoganate.
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It was time for the first Shogun to move on... by falling off a horse.
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By 1333 the power of the Hojo regents had declined so much that the new emperor Go-Daigo was forced to take charge and overthrow the Kamakura Bakufu.
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The ashikaga shoguns come to power. They were a feudal samurai government.
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The silver pavilion was built as a shogunal retreat. A few years later came the golden pavilion
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A succession problem led to the onin war, bringing a century of military struggle, known as “the age of the country at war”.
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New emperor Oda Nobunaga comes to power with Toyotomi Hideyoshi as his second in command.
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A new castle, Azuchi, was built by Oda Nobunaga
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The death of Oda Nobunaga brings his commander, Toyotomi Hideyoshi to power.
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From 1633 onward, all Japanese people were not allowed to travel in or out of Japan
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The agricultural production expanded, encouraging economical growth.
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The last shogun emperor, Hitosubashi Keiki was overthrown.
