Religions and Cross-Cultural Exchange in China

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Flashcards about the spread and evolution of Buddhism and Hinduism in South East Asia, and changes in China, focusing on the Wei Dynasty, Turks, and Khazars.

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What tribe was Tuoba part of?

Nomadic tribe in the Steppes

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What were the primary methods historically used by nomads to acquire goods they couldn't produce?

Trade or tribute (tax)

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What goods did nomads produce from their herds?

Fur, leather, milk & meat

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What actions did Emperor Xiaowen take in the late 5th century to assimilate into his subjects' culture?

Adopted Buddhist religion, Chinese language, dress, and customs for his court.

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What benefits did the Heavenly Turks of the Eastern Steppes get from controlling the Silk Road?

Controlled the silk road, collecting taxes, tributes, and goods

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What are the major cavalry innovations that were developed during the time of the Heavenly Turks?

Stirrups and more accuracy with bows

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What role did Atil, the capital city of the Khazar Turks, play?

Became a center for trade and cultural exchange

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What religion did the Khan of the Khazar Turks convert to?

Judaism

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What was the result of the Khan converting to Judiasm among the Khazar Turks?

The religious head of the Jewish community gained political power

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What is a Khan?

King