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*Silla, Korea and Tang China form an alliance in order to avoid war in 668
*China then drew back their troops
*Korea then had to pay a tribute to Tang in order for the treaty to survive

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The Japanese created the system of wet-field rice farming in 350 B.C.E.
*Vietnamese invent a manner in which two harvest of rice within one year
*high rice production led to immense population growth

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*occurred in 40 AD
*two widows of local aristocrats, the Trung sisters, led a revolt against Chinese rule
*gathered 80,000 supports to oppress the Chinese government
* liberated 65 fortresses
* older sister, Trung Trac, declared queen of her own independent state
* restored simper form of government with traditional Vietnamese virtues
* 43 AD: Trung independent states defeated by Chinese forces
* Sisters commit suicide rather than accepting defeat

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The Samurai class consisted of dedicated warriors who served  the Warrior Elites. Each and every  Samurai followed  the way of Bushi. Bushi means "The Way of the Warrior."
* The power of the samurai peaked during the Edo period
* Local lord provided services, called Daimyo, to the Samurai's family  in return for the Samurai's loyalty
* Any samurai without lord were called Ronins
*Samurai's lasted till 1868

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*introduced Chinese languages into Vietnam
*modeled organization of government after Chinese (ex: bureaucracy)
*introduced Confucianism  ideology
*introduced Chinese style architecture

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*Japan was a major Agricultural State
* conquering of Vietnam brought economic prosperity because of the mass production of rice
* Introduction of iron led to more durable technology, further fostering a prosperous economy
*Feudalism system constructed economic environment in which all classes of the social hierarchy had a given role
* EX) peasants provided food but were given a place to live

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*The Tale of Genji was the first novel ever written. This novel explained the social life of Japan. Another big deal about this novel was that it was written by females.
*Code of Bushido
-Fidelity
-Politeness
-Virility
-Simplicity
*Code of Chivalry
-Justice
-Loyalty
-Defense
-Courage
-Faith
-Humility
-Nobility
Yamoto
Promoted....
*Confucianism
*Buddhist Sects.
*Chinese arts and architecture
Nara Period
Created...
*Buddhist Temples
*Law codes
Supported...
*Confucianism
*Buddhism
Heian Period
*Boys were taught the Chinese language in school
*Believed in Holy Etiquette
*Had strict social codes
*Modified the Chinese writing system to create their own system

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*Buddhism is a religion that originated in China but due to the vast amount of influence that China had on Korea became a main belief in Korean society
* Buddhism was heavily tolerated and practiced among st the elite in attempt to protect their power
* Confucianism gained considerable influence over the Korean society  but was inferior to Buddhism
* Koreans practiced the administration of Confucian test to enter the bureaucracy
* Unfortunately Bureaucratic positions were primarily inherited through family connections

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Before Han Conquest
*native people had their own individual language
*women indulged in greater freedoms
After Han Conquest
*Vietnamese customs never fully die out
*School system administered by Han
*peasant class largely ignored
After Independence from                       China
*Buddhism expanded
*bureaucratic and emperor class not as powerful
*Buddhist monks rise in social status

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*Bakufu="Tent" or military style of government
*Feudal System
Yamato Period (552-710)
*Organized into clans that were led by Chieftains
*Had a centralized government
*Had a 17 Article Constitution- created by Prince Shotoku in 604
*Uji Clan- The dominate clan of the Yamato period
Nara Period (710-794)
*Had a Bureaucratic System of government
*The capital was located at Nara- Nara was modeled after the Tang capital of Changan
Heian Period
*The Emperor only acted as a figure head and had no real police presence
*The majority of the  power fel in the hands of the powerful Aristocrats and clans
*The main ruling family in this period was the Fujiwara
The Gempi Wars
*A war between two power families, the Minamota and the Taira
*These two families            were  fighting for power
*The Minamota won in 1175
Samurai
*Bushi= The way of the warrior
*Warrior Elite=Leaders
*Samurai=Fighting soldiers that reported to the Warrior Elite
The Edo Period (1500)
*The peak of the Samurai's power

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*developed manner in which they could harvest rice within a year
* agriculture state
*exported: ivory, tortoise shells, pearls, peacock feathers
imports: primarily consisted of Chinese silk

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Traded with Japan and China
*Korea traded- Trees and Copper

*Korea received in return from Japan and China- Silk, Tea, Scrolls, and Artwork

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Religion
*Confucianism
*Buddhism
-Buddhism was the preferred religion by the Elite class

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*resisted early Qin raids in 200s B.C.E
*prior to Han conquest Vietnam favored nuclear family over clan extension
*conquered by the Han in 111  BCE
*China assimilates Vietnamese into their bureaucratic  structure
*fall of Tang empire in 907 led to revolts and ultimately Korea's independence in 1939
AFTER INDEPENDENCE
*Set dynastic rule and began administering civil services exams
*Vietnamese bureaucracy and Emperor never as powerful a Chinese counterparts
*Buddhist monks held powerful relationships w/t peasantry, limiting the power of the government

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*Had an Aristocratic style of government
*Had Civil Service Exams
Series of Invasions
*Conquered by the Han Emperor Wudi in 109 CE
*Shortly after, the Han invasion was resisted and the Tang Empire took  advantage and conquered Korea
*Formed alliance with Silla in 668
*1231=Mongol invasion
*1392=YI Dynasty Takes over Korea
*1910= Japan takes over Korea until 1945

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552-1333 A.D

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220 BCE- 10th century

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2nd-14th Century

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Korean History 1/8 Ancient Joseon or Gojoseon B.C 2333-108 (고대 조선 B.C 2333-108)

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Gojoseon (Hangul: 고조선; Hanja: 古朝鮮, Korean pronunciation: [kodʑosʌn]) was an ancient Korean kingdom. Go (고, 古), meaning "ancient," distinguishes it from the later Joseon Dynasty; Joseon, as it is called in contemporaneous writings, is also romanized as Chosŏn.