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Jipen

Means “origin of the sun”

Ainus

Fist inhabitants of japan

Ainus

Originated from hokkaido

Kojiki

Records of japan’s acient history

Nihonji

The chronicles of japan

Jimmu

Founded the yamato clan

Jimmu

First emperor of japan

Jimmu

Was given the title “tenno”

Tenno

Son of heaven

Yamato chiefs

Called themselves “emperors of japan”

Amaterasu

The sun goddess

Prince shotoku

A prince in ancient japan

Prince shotoku

Made a written code of laws called “The Seventeen Article Constitution”

The Seventeen Article Constitution

Contained writtings based on confucious

Nara

First capital of japan

Heian-kyo

2nd capital of japan

Heian period

Golden age of japan

Kana

Language and system of writting in japan

Lady murasaki

Wrote the tale of genji

Sei shonagon

Wrote the pillow book

Shogunate

Japanese military government

Shogunate

Aka tent government

Shogunate

Aka bakufu

Samurai

The one who serves

Daimyos

Aka great names

Shomyos

Aka small names

Samurai

Warriors who fought for their lords (daimyos and shomyos)

bishido

code of conduct of a samurai

kamakura shogunate

able to make a temporary peace in japan

tokugawa iyeyasu

reunited japan

alternate attendance policy

helped establish a strong centeralised government

hidetada

son of tokugawa iyeyasu

choson

first korean state

king tangun

established the choson kingdom

koguryo

first to develop an advanced culture

koguryo

strongest out of the 3 kingdoms

paekche

aka the peace loving kingdom

silla

weakest out of the 3 kingdoms

sila

last to adopt ideas from the outside world

yi tai jo

staged a revolution against the koryo dynasty

wang kien

a rebel police officer

wang kien

founded the koryo dynasty

yi tai jo

founded the yi dynasty

sejong

the 4th monarch of the choson dynasty

sejong

marked the golden age of korean history

hangul

korean alphabet

Bilas

Brother in law to brother in law

Bayaw

Sister to brother in law

Pinsan

Cousin to cousin

Hipag

Brother in law to sister

Bigenam

Sister in law to father

Manugang

Father to sister in law

Tiyuhin/kyahin

Cousin to father

Pamangkin

Father to cousin

Asoka

Followed kautilya’s philosophy of wagging war

Asoka

Set out to conquer the east coast of india

Asoka

Converted to buddhism

Asoka

Ruled by teachings of nonviolence and peace to all

Asoka

Made advances in transportation and communication

Asoka

Built wells, rest houses, and trees for travelers

Asoka

Ordered the creation of water stations for animals

Asoka

Known as the great propagator of buddhism

Asoka

Brought the Mauryan empire to its greatest height

Chandragupta Maurya

A leader of a vast empire

Chandragupta Maurya

Depended on the capability of his government to lead the empire

Chandragupta Maurya

His adviser was kautilya

Kautilya

The adviser of Chandragupta Maurya

Chandra Gupta I

During his reign, the Gupta empire had it’s golden age

Chandra Gupta I

Gained the title the great kings of kings

Chandra Gupta I

Built the gupta empire

Alexander the great

Brought the indus valley under the control of the greeks

Dhamma-mahattas

Group of missionaries tasked to propagate dhamma

Maharaj

A title earned by chandra gupta l meaning “great king”

Kublai khan

1274 - 1281 ce

Ming tai su

14th century ce

Sui wendy

581 - 604 ce

105 ce

Paper

Late 700s

Porcelain

700d

Printing and mechanical clock

800s

Gunpowder

1020s

Paper money

1100s

Magnetic compass

Wu-ti

140 - 87 bce