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In post-classical East Asia, Japan and Korea were impacted more similarly by China, though they differed politically.

Similar

-Both adopted Confucianism and Buddhism from China, deeply influencing their culture. Daoism was also transferred, but has less of an effect.

-Aristocrats were high up in both societies, although they were more powerful in Korea

-Both Korea🇰🇷 and Japan had a Confucian school system.

-Both gained ideal of centralized imperial rule, although it was more prominent in Japan.

Differences

-Korea's aristocrats and royal houses dominated Korean society, rather than a bureaucracy of merit.

-Japan had a centralized imperial government almost identical to China.

-China invaded Korea, but its armies never reached Japan.

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Post classical Asia, China had more similar impacts on both Korea and Vietman both politically in terms of the bureaucratic administatiand culturally in terms of the spread of Buddhism.

Korea

- tributary relationship which helped political and cultural influences spread

- built new capital model after Chang'an

- Korean merchants could trade into china

Both

- Chinese court and bureaucracy

- Confucian education

-adopted Buddhism

Vietnam

- tense relationship

- adopted Chinese agriculture methods and irrigation systems

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In post classical Asia, Korea and Japan were impacted by China in a similar way culturally, but more different politically.

- Korea was invaded by China, Japan was not.

- Korea had a tributary system with China.

- Japan had bureaucracy like China, Korea did not.

- merchants had commercial relations with both.

- Chinese spread culture, language, religion, and philosophy to both countries.

- Both remained independent from China, but was influenced by China greatly.

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In the post-classical period of East Asia, China influenced Vietnam and Japan more similarily than differently politically and culturally.

Japan 🇯🇵

💯-China influenced Japan's material culture and religion 🙏🏽

💯-brought Buddhism and daoism🙏🏽

-Introduced new technologies bronze, iron, and horses🐴🔗

-Wasn't influenced directly

-never invaded Japan 🚫💪🏻

💯-advanced Japan's political organization (agricultural society to regional states)

Vietnam

-adopted agriculture and irrigation systems as well as education🌾🌿💦

💯-influenced their administration and government

💯-brought Buddhism and daoism🙏🏽

💯-influenced culture and religion

-took up Confucian education📚📙

- invaded Vietnam 💪🏻

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In post-classical Chinese influence, Korea had more similarities culturally and socially than Japan did.

-Both adopted Confucian traditions

-Korea was invaded by China, Japan wasn't.

-Korea adopted China's political system, whereas Japan took inspiration from it

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In the post classical world, Japan and Vietnam were influenced by Chinese society and its empires.

Japan

- originally Chinese immigrants

- Chinese language

- culturally similar but evolved with its own traditions and encounters

- religions derived from China

- later on brought cultivation of rice, bronze, bronze metallurgy, and horses

Vietnam

- tense relationship

- eventually modeled government and bureaucracy after China

- China brought Buddhism and Confucianism

- spirited resistance toward China

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Post classical China influenced many areas including Korea and Vietnam, in which they had more political and cultural similarities than differences.

- Korea would observe the Chinese court and use their practices.

- Korea also used Chinese scholars and their teachings.

- Korean elites turned to neo-Confucianism.

- Vietnam adopted agriculture, school and thought from China.

- Vietnamese authorities established an administrative system and bureaucracy that modeled China's.

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During the post classical period Korea and Vietnam had more similarities politically and culturally from the impact of China.

Similarities

- they were both invaded by China

- they both adapted Chinese political and cultural structures

-Vietnam took Confucian text and took exams based on Chinese education.

-Korean elite classes took to Confucius

- Took Chinese writings

Difference

-China and Korea made compromise- If Tang armies withdrew Korea would have to recognize Tang as emperor

-Vietnam adapted Chinese agricultural methods and irrigation systems

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THESIS

- The cultural and political aspects of Japan were directly influenced by China more so than the cultural and political aspects of Vietnam in the post-classical period.

JAPAN

- Chinese style bureaucracy

- equal field system

- Confucianism and Buddhism

- centralized government inspired by Tang

VIETNAM

- Wanted to be independent but was invaded

- adopted agricultural methods and irrigation systems

- schools and administrations techniques from China

- studied Confucianism texts and tests based on Chinese education

- traders marketed wares

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In the post classical period, Korea and Japan differed in many things but had greater similarities based on the facts of politics. Japan was impacted more by China than Korea.

-Korea never had a bureaucracy based on merit

-Japan had a Chinese style bureaucracy

-both studied Chinese writing and had Chinese school

-both decentralized

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China influenced Korea more than Vietman in political and cultural aspects during the post-classical period, such as administration and beliefs.

Korea

- A political compromise that resulted in a tributary relationship

-organized bureaucracy court in similar way to China

- Adopted Confucian principles in education

- adopted literature style

Vietnam

- resentful due to Chinese expansion that lead to high tensions

-similar administration system and bureaucracy

- ruling elites pursued a Confucian education

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China influenced Japan in many ways such as political and cultural to a greater degree than it did Vietnam during the post-classical period due to the tense relationship between China and Vietnam.

Influences on Japan

- Nara was basically a replica of the Tang Dynasty

-Chinese religions became popular in Japan

-replicated the equal-field system

-official support for Confucianism and Buddhism

-had Chinese-style bureaucracy

Influences on Vietnam

-Vietnam used Chinese agricultural techniques

-replicated Chinese schools and administrative techniques

-studied Confucianist philosophies

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During post classical times, China impacted Japan in more ways culturally like their language but China influenced Vietnam more in the aspect of econmics and political administration system.

Japan influence:

-language

-material culture

-religion

Vietnam influence:

-agricultural methods

-irrigation systems

-school systems

-administrative systems

-Vietnam elites studied Confucianism

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In the Post-Classical era, Korea and Japan were impacted by China more differently, due to political and cultural aspects that were adopted.

Korea moved capital to Kumsong to model Tang Dynasty

Confucianism appealed to elites of Korea, while Chan Buddhism appealed to lower classes of peasants and commoners

Korea never established beuacracy based on merit, but the ruling classes and aristocrats possessed power

Korea recognized Tang emperor as overlord, so Korea and China wouldn't engage in war

Korea's tributary relationship with China created an increase in interaction and stimulated trade

Korea was an independent kingdom

Japan adapted equal field system

The majority of Japan continued to practice the observance of Shintuism

Nara Japan adapted same court of Tang Dynasty

More power in aristocrats in Heian Japan, while the emperors were a symbol of authority

Japan emphasized Chinese education, and all literature was in Chinese

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Post classical China had influences that were more similar over Korea than Vietnam in the following aspects such as their political structures and cultural beliefs.

Political:

-similar administration techniques (bureaucracy)

-Silla kingdom's submission to China provided a prosperous trading zone

Cultural:

-adopted religions and ideologies (Buddhism and Confucianism)

-Chinese texts were not uncommon

-Agricultural technologies were also brought over

-Korean monarchy's sponsored Chinese schools + Confucian education system

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Post Classical China greatly impacted both Korea and Vietnam politically and culturally, but Korea was impacted more than Vietnam due to tense relations between China and Vietnam.

-Both of them adopted Confucianism and Buddhism

-Both of their political systems were based on China's political system

-In Vietnam they adopted China's agricultural techniques

-In Korea they had the city Kum Song like China's Chang'an

-Vietnam recognized China's authority in the north but they rebelled in the south

-Korea recognized the emporer in China as their ruler

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In the post classical era, China had many more influences over Korea than Japan such as Buddhism and Confucianism.

Cultural:

-Confucianism philosophy

-Merchants brought Buddhism and money from China

-Korea's Capital Palace was based off of China's

-China brought paper to both Korea and Japan

-Both studied Chinese Writing

Political:

-Influenced Korea and Japan with a centralized imperial government

-Korea copied China's bureaucracy of merit

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Post Classical China had large influence on both Korean and Vietnamese societies, but more so in Korea.

-based the Korean court off of Chinese bureaucracy

-korean monarchy sponsored Chinese schools

-both Korea and Vietnam absorbed cultural and political Chinese traditions

-relationships between China and Vietnam were tense, while Korean and Chinese relationships were strong

-Vietnamese political system was based off of Chinese bureaucracy

-viets resented the Chinese efforts to dominate the southern land

-Vietnam learned from Confucian/Buddhist teachings

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Hour 2: Emily Rudie, Seaufean, Ibrahim Abuelyaman

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Hour 2: Emily Rudie, Seaufean, Ibrahim Abuelyaman

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Post-Classical China had a large impact on both Japan and Vietnam, but the effects it had on these countries both resemble each other and differ is stronger in their administrative organization than in their philosophies, religion, agricultural techniques, and military tension.

Both Japan and Vietnam adopted a bureaucratic system of administration from China

Both adopted elements of Confucianism and Buddhism.

China never invaded Japan, but they did invade Vietnam, leading to increased tension

Both adopted cultivation techniques and irrigation systems

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Hour 2 - Cameron, Dylan, Annaliese, Beian

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Hour 2 - Cameron, Dylan, Annaliese, Beian

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Post classical China had more impact on Japan than Korea (until Heian Japan) in political administrative techniques and cultural values like religious beliefs, and style of education and thought.

JAPAN

-Chinese Buddhism influenced Japanese religious beliefs and created Shinto Buddhism

-Nara Japan relied heavily on Tang policies: Imperial Court, Bureaucracy, Equal-Field System, Supported Confucianism and Buddhism

-Different in that Japan's equal-field system failed, leading to aristocracy accumulating vast estates and quantities of land

-Different in that Japan entered a period of decentralization where etiquette and courtesy were exchanged for military talent and discipline

KOREA

-Koreans built a model of the Tang capital of Chang'an

-Chinese thought and literature were studied; Confucianism was popular among the elites, and Buddhism was popular along the peasants and commoners

-Different in that Korea had no bureaucracy of merit, and the elite had much more power over the commoners - elites ruled the government

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China has impacted Japan and Vietnam both politically and culturally in the post classical time period

Vietnam:

-Buddhism came to Vietnam from China

- established administrative system and bureaucracy model of China

-persuing Confucian education

Japan:

-political and cultural development

-language, material culture and religion were derived from north-east Asia

-Chinese style of bureaucracy, equal field system and had officials support for confucianis

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Life in Japan and Vietnam was greatly influenced by China during the post classical period. This is shown through shared agricultural, economic and educational techniques as well as similar cultural beliefs and traditions. However Vietnam was influenced in a larger capacity than Japan.

Japan:

-China never invaded Japan but originated from northeast Asia

-language, traditions and culture

-intro to cultivation of rice

-Chinese influence was most prominent in Japan during Nara; adapted to Confucian and Buddhist traditions

-Heian: refelected both influence of Chinese traditions and the elaboration of peculiar Japanese ways.

Vietnam:

-tense relationship

-traditions were intergrated

-viets accepted Chinese agricultural methods and irrigation systems

-school and administration

-had authority establishment and administrative system and bureaucracy modeled that of China and Viet ruling classes prepared for Confucian ruling.

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During the Post Classical period, China's political and cultural impact on Korea and Vietnam was more similar than different.

Korea Impact:

-modeled their court and bureucracy off of China's

-studied Chinese thoughts and writing in their literature

-educated aristocrats interested in Confucianism

-Chan Buddhism appealed to lower class

-Tributary relationship

-Built capital similar to Chang'an

Vietnam Impact:

-relationship was much more tense- resented Chinese dominance in south

-adopted Chinese agriculture methods; irrigation

-school and administrative techniques

-tributary relationship

-modeled administrative system and bureaucracy on the Chinese

-Confucianism pursued by ruling classes and Chan Buddhism

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In the post classical period, the huge impact China had on Korea and Vietnam resulted in them being more similar than different, especially politically and culturally because of how China influenced their governments and their religious and philosophical beliefs.

Chinese impact on Korea

-elite classes turned to confucianism

-peasents and commoners turned to chan Buddhism

Chinese impact on Vietnam

-elites studied Confucian texts

-based administrative system and bureaucracy off of China

-adopted Chinese agriculture and irrigation systems

-Buddhism

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Post classical China had a larger impact on Japan and Korea than any other nation, culturally by introducing Buddhism and Confucianism, and politically through centralized imperial bureaucracy.

China impact on Korea:

- tributary of China

-adopted Chinese bureaucracy and court

-modeled capital after China's capital

- adopted Confucian educational systems (Nero Confucianism)

- Buddhist schools and religion (chan)

-invaded by China

China impact on Japan:

- adopted the equal field system

- capital replica of the Chinese capital

-Nara Japan was a time where it was most influenced

-Confucianism and Buddhism

- borrowed Chinese characters into own language

-adopt the centralized form of government

- was never invaded by China

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China's impact on Korea

-the korean kings recognized the Chinese emperor as an overlord

-The Silla king modeled the Korean capital Kumsang after the Chinese capital Chang'an

- Chan Buddhism became popular in Korea

-Confucian traditions and educational systems were also implemented in Korea

- The bureaucracy in court was similar

China's impact on Japan

-the capital of the Nara Dynasty was modeled after Chang'an

- Both civilizations had equal-field systems

-China never invaded Japan as they did in Korea

-merchants brought Buddhism to Japan but Shintoism was still popular

The impact China had on Japan and Korea was more similar than different because both post-classical civilizations modeled their capitals after Chang'an, and Buddhism became popular in both countries due to trade with China.

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Hour 1: Nicholas, Haley, Precious, Kaitlyn

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Hour 1: Nicholas, Haley, Precious, Kaitlyn

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During the post-classical era China similarly impacted Japan and Korea in political and cultural affairs.

-Politically China influenced Japan by introducing a similar court system and berucaracy.

-Politacally Korea modeled their capital Kumsong after the capital of the Tang, Chang'an

-Culturally China impacted Korea's school of thought, they both had a confusion philosophy

-Culturally Japan was impacted by China with their language, material culture and religion

Politically, Korea and China differed because Korea never established a bureaucracy based on merit.

Culturally, Korea and China were different because

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During the post-classical period, China's political and cultural influence on both Korea and Japan was very evident. Although, the two were more politically similar they were culturally different.

POLITICAL

-Korea- recognized Chinese emperor as overlord. Korean capital of Kumsong modeled Tang capital of Chang'an

-Japan- adopted Chinese political thought

CULTURAL

-Korea- elites adopted Neo-Confucianism and peasants adopted Chan Buddhism.

-Japan- literature mirrored the Chinese literature. Also adopted Confucianism and Buddhism.

Differences

-cultural- Japan kept Shinto right even though the converted to Confucianism and Buddhism

-foundation of Chinese influence- Korea was attacked by China made an agreement to adopt Chinese influence; Japan- adopted Chinese influence from Migrants from Korean Peninsula

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During the post-classical period, China impacted Japan and Vietnam both politically and economically. Politically, Vietnam established an administrative system and bureaucracy modeled by China and in Japan, the Nara replicated a capital similar to the Tang Dynasty chang'an. And also in Japan, China suggested the imprortance of a centralized government. Also in Vietnam, the viet saw the importance in Confucian education for their bureaucratic government. Economically, Vietnam adopted agricultural and irrigational systems from China. In Japan, migrants, coming from China brought back with them the knowledge of the cultivation of rice as well as introduced bronze, iron and horses. China overall impacted Japan and Vietnam in a positive way and helped increase their productivity.

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During the Post -classical period , China influenced Vietman and Korea both politically,and culturally. Politically they both adopted China's bureaucracy system then organizated themselves in a similar way . Culturally China increased Buddisms following in those areas.China impacted Vietman economically and environmentally through fast ripening rice agricultural methods,and the irrigation system. Economically it cause population growths do trade . China influenced Korea economically .In Korea the economics was more about trade in China.

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Period 1: Nicole, Shameela, Sydney, Alexa

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Period 1: Nicole, Shameela, Sydney, Alexa

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In the Post Classical period, China influenced many different societies, such as Vietnam and Korea. China impacted Korea and Vietnam culturally and politically. Korea adapted China's court system, and their capital of Kumsong was similar to Chang'an in China. China brought Confucianism and Buddhism to Korea. China and Vietnams relationship was tense, as Tang won control of Vietnamese people, resulting in the Vietnam using Chinese ways, such as agriculture, literature, Confucianism, and trade. A difference in the impact of China on Vietnam and Korea is that in Korea they adapted some ways, but not all such as bureaucracy based on merit, while in Vietnam they adapted everything because the Tang was completely in control of them unlike in Korea. Overall the impact from China in Vietnam and Korea was more different because Vietnam was completely overtaken by the Tang whereas in Korea Chinese rule was important by it didn't really follow all the way through, and Korea managed itself for the most part.

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In the post classical period, China impacted Korea and Vietnam in a multitude of ways. Specifically culturally, environmentally, and politically.

- Politcally Korean court, was similar to Chinese court. They also recognized the Tang emperor as the supreme overlord.

- Enviromentally the capital of Korea Kumsomg with Tang capital of Chang'an

- Culturally the elite class turned to confusionism, and the peasants turned to Chan Buddhism

- Politically, Vietnam had a tense relationship with China, because they resented Chinese domination. They established a political similar administrative system, and beaurocracy

- Enviromentally, the had similar methods of agriculture and irrigation

- Culturally Vietnam had Chinese school, confusion text, and Buddhism.

- Politically Vietnam and China

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In the Postclassical period, China impacted Japan and Vietnam in areas of government structure, culture,agricultural methods, and environment more similarily than differently.

CHINA'S IMPACT ON VIETNAM

•Adopted an administrative system and bureaucracy built on that of China

• This means aristocratic classes

•Buddhism came to Vietnam via Chinese influence

•Vietnam also studied Confucian texts

•They adopted Chinese irrigation techniques

•Recognizes China as supreme overlord

CHINA'S IMPACT ON JAPAN

•States ruled small regions (follows Chinese bureaucracy)

•The aristocratic clans controlled many government affairs

•Japan also adopted China's equal-field system

• culturally, they had a language similar to the Chinese

•They mixed the Chinese beliefs of Confucianism and Buddhism with their own religion, Shintoism

•Chinese migrants introduced rice, horses, and metallurgy

• Reconizes China as supreme overlord

The influence of China on Vietnam and Japan impacted them very similarly.