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Art and Culture in Heian. 7.5.4 7.5.5. The Big Idea Japanese culture experienced a golden age during the Heian period of the 800s to the 1100s. Main Ideas Japanese nobles created great art in their court at Heian. Buddhism changed in Japan during the Heian period.

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  1. Art and Culture in Heian 7.5.4 7.5.5 • The Big Idea • Japanese culture experienced a golden age during the Heian period of the 800s to the 1100s. • Main Ideas • Japanese nobles created great art in their court at Heian. • Buddhism changed in Japan during the Heian period.

  2. The Japanese imperial court was made up of a group of nobles who lived nearby and served the emperor. The emperor and his court moved to Heian in 794. Heian is now known as the city of Kyoto. Main Idea 1:Japanese nobles created great art in their court at Heian.

  3. Fashion: Beautiful silk robes and decorative fans became popular. Literature: This was the time of the greatest writers in Japanese history. Visual Art: Painting, calligraphy, and architecture were more elaborate. Performing Arts: Musicians, jugglers, acrobats, and actors all entertained the court. The period of the Heian court was considered a “golden age” for Japanese culture.

  4. Religion became somewhat of an art form during the Heian. The religion of the nobles reflected their love of elaborate rituals. Most common people did not have the money for elaborate rituals. New forms of Buddhism began to develop. Main Idea 2:Buddhism changed in Japan during the Heian period.

  5. New Types of Buddhism Pure Land Buddhism Popular among the common people; did not require special rituals Zen Buddhism Involved self-discipline and meditation; was popular among the warriors of Japan

  6. List 2 ways Buddhism changed. Explain how, and why it changed? T.W.P.S. #1

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