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150
Honen shonin start the pure land sect of Buddhism
Pure land is sect of Buddhism that is based upon the Pure Land sutras that were first bought to china around 150 CE. -
Feb 23, 710
capital city moved to Nara
The administration begin to trying to enforce the land tax system as implemented in the Taika reforms -
Feb 23, 712
Kojiki completed
It divided it by three scrolls: scroll 1 deals with heavenly myths. scrolls 2 deals with earthly relate to the first 15 (legendary) monarchs, and scroll 3 contains genealogical and anecdotal accounts of the Yamato monarchs from Nintoku through Suiko. -
Feb 23, 725
Shomu becomes emperor
shomu becomes empeor -
Feb 23, 736
Kegon sect of buddhsim comes over China
Kegon sect of Buddhism is introduced from china -
Feb 25, 757
Yoro codes become law
Yoro codes are enacted. This replaces the Taiho Ritsuryo and are also based on Tang China laws -
Feb 25, 794
Capital city moved to Tokyo
Traditionally, the home of emperor is consider the capital. From 794 through 1868, the emperor lived in Heian-kyo, modern day Kyoto. After 1868, the seat of government of Japan and the location of the emperor's home was moved to Tokyo. -
Feb 25, 819
Kukai established a monastery Mt Koya
First settle in 819 by the monk Kukai Mt. koya primarily known as the world headquarters of the koyasan shingon sect of Japaneses Buddhism. -
Jul 28, 1156
Hogen incident
was a short civil war fought in order to resolve a dispute about Japanese imperial succession. The dispute was also about the degree of control exercised by the Fujiwara clan who had become hereditary imperial regent during the Heian period. -
Apr 25, 1185
Taira defeated at Dannoura
The Genji clan fleet led by Minamotono Yoshitsune, defeated the Taira clan fleet.