'Heian period' diaporamas de présentation

Japan Map

Japan Map. 10,000 - 300 BCE - Prehistoric period of tribal/clan organization - Stone Age hunters and gatherers who make jomon (rope-patterned) pottery inhabit Japan 660 BCE - Mythological Jimmu (Divine Warrior), descendant of sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami, founds first Japanese empire

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JSC History Week3 Part 1 Oct The New Capital Kyoto

JSC History Week3 Part 1 Oct The New Capital Kyoto. Doyoung Park Osaka Gakuin University. Last Session Review. Yamataikoku and misterious queen Himiko First powerful kingdom In history The Yamato State Nara, the capital of the state Advanced culture and institutions

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The Emergence of Japan

The Emergence of Japan.

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Japanese Art Before 1392

Japanese Art Before 1392. Frolicking Animals Toba Sojo Heian period 12 th century, handscroll. Islands of Japan. Four main islands: Hokkaido Honshu Shikoku Kyushu Islands are built to protect from large-scale invasions Never been successfully invaded by an outsider

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Concise Timeline of Japanese History

Concise Timeline of Japanese History. Reform Period 552-710 CE 17 Point Constitution Taika Reform Nara Period 710-784 Introduction of Buddhism Heian Period 794-1185 Fujiwara (10 th -11 th centuries) Kamakura (1185-1333), and Ashikaga Shogunates (1336-1573) Unification Period 1568-1600

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Japan and the Bridge of Dreams: The Kami Welcome The Buddha

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Japanese Garden

Japanese Garden. Sophia Zhang. characteristic. Tranquility ? Simplicity ? Harmony. Garden elements. Water (moss). Rocks and sand. A shishiodoshi garden device. Stone lanterns. Trees. Architecture(shoji). Bridge. Gate. Fish. Fences. Aesthetic of Garden .

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The Art of Early Japan

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JAPAN [Map 12-01]

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Construction of the Gazetteer of Japanese Place Names based on Humanities GIS

Construction of the Gazetteer of Japanese Place Names based on Humanities GIS. Ikuo Oketani, oketani@hus.oiu.ac.jp Human Sciences, Osaka International University. Recent spread of GIS Humanities: Archaeology, History, Area Studies, etc

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GAP Writing/Grammar

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GAP Writing/Grammar

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Heian Period

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Art of Japan

Art of Japan. * Key Themes: -Sacred Space -Scale & Materials -Power and Authority -Depiction of Landscape -Depiction of Women. Ch. 8 & 27. Partner/Small Group Reading.

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Art of Japan

Art of Japan. * Key Themes: -Sacred Space -Scale & Materials -Power and Authority -Depiction of Landscape -Depiction of Women. Ch. 8 & 27. Partner/Small Group Reading.

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Aim: What were the defining characteristics of classical and feudal Japan?

Aim: What were the defining characteristics of classical and feudal Japan?. June 11, 2014. I. Earliest Period of Japan. A. Society was divided into uji (clans )

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Early Japan

Early Japan. Borrowing from China Interest in Buddhist ideas grew into enthusiasm for all things Chinese Prince Shotoku (a Buddhist convert) sent first of three missions to China Goal was to study Chinese civilization. Early Japan. The Japanese adopted the following Chinese ideas:

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Strong Leaders Rule Japan

Strong Leaders Rule Japan. Michael Morita Jack Connard Period 5 3/01/08. Key Red=Notes Black=No Notes. Oda Nobunaga. Tokugawa Ieyasu. Oda Nobunaga. The first leader that reunites Japan was Oda Nobunaga

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By: Kate Smith!

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