History of Japan 【日本のれきし】
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Wurde aktualisiert: 16 Feb 2020
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Rice culture was imported into JapanA centre of power had developed in the Kinai plainCountry is united as Yamato JapanBuddhism is introducedConfusianism is introducedFujiwara clanTaika reformsFujiwara MichinagaFujiwara supremecy endsInsei governmentMinamoto and TairaHeiji risingKamakura defeated the imperial armyLegal code, the Joei Shikimoku, was promulgatedGo-Daigo restores imperial powerSouthern court battlesFirearms & Christianity are introducedChina missionsOwn writing systemChina missons endKana is used more frequentlyAshikaga influence declinesForeign book ban liftedExternal pressure increasesCommodore PerryTokugawa government fallsHuman rights establishedFinancial crisisFirst European style constitutionAnnexed Korea100 clans formedPaekche KingdomYamato ClanChristianity abolished from JapanMost literate societyPerry's second visitTreaty of KanagawaTokugawa government signs trade treaty"Sonno-joi"New administratives unitsChanges to taxJapan's first railroadNational education system createdFirst mission to USTreaties ending extraterritorialityJapan and Russia treatyKorea made a protectorateRaw materials become scarceCrop prices dropJapanese work towards a more democratic governmentThe Diet gives all men right to voteDiet passes Peace Preservation lawRacial equality clause is deniedExclusion act is passedKwantung Army bombs a trainAmy officers take over ManchuriaManchuria becomes ManchukuoJapan withdraws from the leagueFighting between Japan and China beginsJapan captures NanjingUS stops exporting iron and steel to JapanUS freezes all Japanese assetsPerioden
Jomon PeriodYayoi PeriodKofun PeriodAsuka PeriodNara and Heian PeriodsKamakura PeriodMuromachi PeriodAzuchi-Momoyama PeriodMurosaki ShikibuEdo PeriodMeiji PeriodSino-Japanese WarRusso-Japanese WarTaisho and Early Showa PeriodPersecution of ChristiansFukuzawa YukichiInitial JoumonGruppieren
Capital Relocation
Mongol
Earliest Surviving Japanese Books
Kyoto
Warlords compete for control over Japan
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Tokugawa Iemitsu
Prince Shotoku
Queen Himiko
Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
Ashikaga Yoshimasa
Minamoto Yoritomo
Meiji the Great
Taisho
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