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Jan 1, 710
Japans first permanent capital
The very first permanent capital of Japan is founded at a place called Nara. The City is also called Nara. -
Period: Jan 1, 710 to
Japan Facts
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Period: Jan 1, 710 to
Nara Period
During the Nara period most of the people were in small villiages that worhiped the spirts of Kami. -
Jan 1, 1068
Gosanjo overthrows Fujiwara
The clan of Gosanjo overthrows the clan of Fujiwara. -
Period: Jan 1, 1136 to Dec 31, 1534
Ashikaga Period
This period was also known as the muromachi period named after the shogunate muromachi. Muromach preaty much had complete control of Japan at the start of the period. -
Period: Jan 1, 1185 to Jan 1, 1336
Kamakura Period
The period is named after the shogunate Kamakura. Also during this period, the rise of the samurai and the establishment of feudalism. -
Jan 1, 1274
Mongolia invades Japan
The Mongolians launch a massive invasion on Japan. Even though the Mongolians had more superior weapons they were still deafeated. -
Jan 1, 1467
War Erupts Between Japan
The civil war otherwise known as the Onin war erupts between Japan and the country is split between various Feudal Lords. -
Period: Jan 1, 1534 to
Sengoku-Jidai:Period of Country at War
During this period there was alot of militery conflict. One of the reasons why there was so much militery conflict was becouse the ruler at the time failed to gain loyalty from other importent rulers at the time. -
Japan tries to conqour Korea
Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his army attempt to conqour Korea but fail. -
Japan Bans Chrisianity
Leyasu curant ruler of Japan bans Christianity. -
Period: to
Tokugwa Period
The main things that happened in this period were: The country began growing economicly and the rulers had complete control over there people. Thies period is also known as the Edo period. -
Japan bans Ship Construction
A shogun at the time bans all ship construction in Japan. -
Japan bans Interaction with foreigners
The shogun Ieyasu bans contact to all countries except China and the Dutch. -
Emperor Bans contact to China
The Emperor at the time bans all contact from China for a second time. -
Japan bans contact to China
The emperor of Japan bans all conact to China. -
Period: to Dec 31, 1185
The Heian Period
The period is named after the capital city at the time of Kyoto. At this time the Countrys main religoun was Budhism. This is when the Samurai class slowly began to rise.
