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when was Heian Jidai?

794 - 1185

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name of the earliest compilation of poems?

Manyoshu

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When was Manyoshu compiled?

759 AD

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What era was Manyoshu?

Nara Period

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Lady Otomo wrote this poem in Manyoshu

How it crushes the heart

love not known to the beloved,

Like a star lily

That blooms among thick grasses

In the summer field.

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Iwa no hime wrote this poem in Manyoshu

As the morning mist trails

Over the ears of rice

In the autumn fields,

I know not when and where

My love will end.

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In Japan, who is the most famous writer in classical English literature? 

Murasaki Shikibu (978 - 1014)

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What was the world’s first novel?

Genji Monogatari

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What became today’s hiragana?

Onnade - women’s writing

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Master of wit and beauty in language

Sei Shonagon (966 - 1025) 

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When was the Nara Period?

710 - 794

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(Nara Period) ____ established the capital of ____ (present day Nara)

Empress Genmei; Heijou-kyou

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(Nara Period) except for brief five-year period (date?) when the capital was briefly moved again, ____ remained the capital of Japanese civilization until Emperor ____ established a new capital

740 – 745; Heijou-Kyou; Kanmu

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(Nara Period) Emperor ____ established a new capital, _____, in ___, before moving to _____ (modern Kyoto) a decade later in ___.

Kanmu; Nagaoka-kyou; 784; Heian-Kyou; 794

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(Nara Period) Japanese society was predominantly ____ and centered on _____ life.

agricultural; village

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(Nara Period) Most of the villagers followed ____,

Shinto

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What is Shinto?

a religion based on the worship of natural and ancestral spirits named Kami