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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
