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Prince Shotoku created Japan’s first constitution and borrowed many ideas from China. Spread Buddhism in Japan
Shinto Japanese religion based on nature spirits.
Buddhism Became a popular religion in Japan in the 700s
Nara Became the capital of Japan in the early 700s. The capital of Japan for 100 years.
Shogun the commander of the emperor's military
Daimyo Powerful military lords that governed small territories. Pledged loyalty to the emperor and shogun but did what they wanted on their land.
Bushido (warrior code) the samurai's code of conduct that said they had to be courageous, loyal, and honorable.
shogunate the military government
samurai warriors in private armies controlled by daimyo.
feudalism a an agreement of loyalty between a lord (daimyo) and vassal (samurai)
emperor the all powerful ruler of Japan
constitution a plan of government. Japan's first constitution was created by Prince Shotoku.
clans a group of families related by blood or marriage. By A.D. 300 the Japanese lived with their clans.
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