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Period: 1868 BCE to 1912 BCE
Meiji period
The first emperor died of small pox The period ended when emperor Meiji died in 1912 -
Period: 1603 BCE to 1867 BCE
Edo Period
Tokyo was created as the capital in the Edo Period There were three religions, Buddhism, Shintoism and neo-Confucianism -
Period: 1573 BCE to 1603 BCE
Azuchi-momoyama period
The name of the period came from momoyama castle and azuchi castle, but most people just call it momoyama The azuchi momoyama period ended because of a clan called Tokugawa shogunate -
Period: 1333 BCE to 1573 BCE
Muromachi period
This period was also known as the Ashikaga period. Zen was very popular during this period. -
Period: 1185 BCE to 1333 BCE
Kamakura period
The period began when the minatoto clan defeated the tiara clan in 1185. Kamakura was the age of popularisation for Buddhism. -
Period: 710 BCE to 744 BCE
Nara period
Emperor Shomu was the first emperor to introduce Buddhism to Japanese culture. The Nara period began with the construction of Heijo, Japans first capital. -
Period: 744 to 1185
Heian period
The imperial house of japan had power in the surface, but the real power was with the Fujiwara clan. In the Heian period Buddhism was the most popular religioun.