New Kingdoms in East Asia

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New Kingdoms in East Asia 600-1450

Korea Chinese officials recorded early Korean history Adopted Neo-Confucianism and Mahayana Buddhism Chinese characters and woodblock printing were improved upon

Early Korean Woodblock

Vietnam Adopted Confucian bureaucracy and Mahayana Buddhism N. Kingdom of Dai Viet influenced by China S. Kingdom of Champa influenced by India, Indonesia Both owed tribute to China

Japan Earliest history comes from Chinese sources 7th c. Taika modeled on Chinese system Role of Tenno differed from Chinese model Kamakura Shogunate est. in 12thc. began period of decentralized military rule (samurai replaced Fujiwara) Fujiwara court life was documented in the Tale of Genji

Murasaki Shikibu

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