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china,korea, japan

unit 4

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archipelago a cain of islands
bushido code of conduct for samuri during feudal period in japan
daimyo warrior lords directly below the shogun in feudal japan
haiku form of japanese poetry that expresses a feeling,thought,or idea in 3 lines or 17 syllables
kabuki forwm of japnese drama develpoed in the 1600s
kami spirt who was belived to be the orinal ancestor of an early japnese clan;spirts of shinto
pagoda buddihist temole with many levels and a roof that curves up at the corners
dynasty ruling family
feudalism system of government in which local lords control their lands butowe military service and other support to a greater lord
samuri member of the warrior class in japanese feudal society
shogun top millitary commander in japanese feudal society
analects collection of confucius teachings
calligraphy beautiful handwriting
clan group of familes with a common ancestor
confucius chinese scholar who taght 5 relationships to ensure social order and good government
filial piety confucia teachings or respect for parents and elders
laozi chinses philosopher who wrote about daoism
tripitaka collection of teachings of budda
shinto tradtional japanese relgion
nirvana the buddhists final goal,which is union with the universe and release from the cycle of rebirth
mandate of heaven chinese belief in the divine right to rule
four noble truths basic teachings of buddhism
five relationships cofucian that harmoney resulted when people accepted their place in society
dynastic the rise and fall of chinese dynastics accordind to the mandate of heavan
eightfold path the way oe should live according to buddism
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