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Ch 8.3 Samurai and Shogun Main Ideas 1. The emperor of Japan grew weaker and noble families gained power 2. The rising power of the samurai led to a military government in Japan. 3. Military leaders ruled Japan for centuries.

622 1868

Prince Shotoku

Prince Shotoku

Who was he? Son of an Emperor Yomei Regent Held power from 593-622 Prince Regent Held power from 593-622

Why he’s important impressed by Chinese culture Spread Chinese ideas Confucianism Chinese form of writing Shipbuilding Weaving Medicine astronomy Encouraged spread of Buddhism

Oda Nobunaga OH-dah NOH-boo-NAH-gah

Oda Nobunaga OH-dah NOH-boo-NAH-gah