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The first emperor died of small pox The period ended when emperor Meiji died in 1912
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Tokyo was created as the capital in the Edo Period There were three religions, Buddhism, Shintoism and neo-Confucianism
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The name of the period came from momoyama castle and azuchi castle, but most people just call it momoyama The azuchi momoyama period ended because of a clan called Tokugawa shogunate
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This period was also known as the Ashikaga period. Zen was very popular during this period.
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The period began when the minatoto clan defeated the tiara clan in 1185. Kamakura was the age of popularisation for Buddhism.
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Emperor Shomu was the first emperor to introduce Buddhism to Japanese culture. The Nara period began with the construction of Heijo, Japans first capital.
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The imperial house of japan had power in the surface, but the real power was with the Fujiwara clan. In the Heian period Buddhism was the most popular religioun.