CH 13 The Spread of ChineseCivilization Japan, Korea and Vietnam... The Heian Era- Court Life A new capital was started at Kyoto There were strict rules for life Poetry flourished,
Trang 1CH 13 The Spread of Chinese
Civilization
Japan, Korea and Vietnam
Trang 3Borrowing from the
Trang 4 Intellectuals and aristocrats absorbed Chinese culture
The common people looked to
Buddhism for comfort
The Taika reforms were resisted by the aristocracy
After a takeover attempt the Taika
reforms were abandoned, local lords
started their own armies
Trang 5The Heian Era- Court
Life
A new capital was started at Kyoto
There were strict rules for life
Poetry flourished, Chinese script was modified
Women were very involved in court life
Trang 6Lady Murasaki The Tale
Trang 7The Decline of Imperial Power
Aristocratic families began to take more and more control
Fujiwara family came to dominate
Peasants and artisans lost even more power
Trang 8The Warrior Elite
Warrior leaders (BUSHI)
governed and taxed their lands for themselves, not the court
They created their own armies- SAMURAI “one who serves”
Trang 18By 11th century samurai were
widespread
The warrior code valued honor and courage above all
Seppuku (ritual suicide) was
considered the way to maintain
honor in defeat
Trang 19Peasants lost even more power
They became serfs
They could not move up in
class
Many looked to pure land
Buddhism for comfort
Trang 20 The Minamoto emerged victorious
Military govt (Bakufu)
established at Kamakura
Japan became a feudal state
Trang 21After the Minamoto the Hojo
family came to power (Shogun)
The emperor and Minamoto
became puppet rulers
Civil wars followed for 10 years
Japan broke into 300
competing states run by
warlords (Daimyos)
Trang 22TOMOE GOZEN
Trang 24Comparing Japanese and
European Feudalism
Both rose due to weak central
governments.
Both were based on mutual
obligations and military needs
There were differences- In Japan
family and social bonds were very
strong
Losing in battle was the worst disgrace
Trang 25Military divisions/
Social Change
15 th and 16 th century Warfare
became deadlier and constant
Trang 26KOREA
Trang 27 The Tang ruled Korea till
668,remained independent till early
Trang 28 Some Koreans studies for
Confucian exams, but most jobs were determined by family
connections
Most of Korean society was
dominated by a small aristocratic elite
All groups below them served
them- ‘low born’ virtual slaves
Trang 29Periodic revolts
The burdens on the
commoners caused periodic revolts
A century of conflict till YI
dynasty established in 1392
Maintained ties with China
It lasted till 1910
Trang 30SOUTHEAST ASIA VIETNAM
Trang 31 They took what they wanted from Chinese culture
Trang 32The Han dynasty demanded
tribute, later they conquered and ruled directly
Viets were sent to school in China
There were some revolts,
peasants never wanted Chinese control
Trung sisters led a revolt in 39
C.E
Trang 33"All the male heroes bowed their heads in submission; Only the two Only the two sisters proudly stood up to avenge the country."15th century Poem
Trang 34 The great distance from China helped
the same power as in China
peasants and village rulers
instead of the ruling dynasty
Trang 35Struggle for Control
Two main powers
Trihn- centered in Hanoi
Nguyen- centered in Hue
Fought for 200 years
Trang 36Japan, Korea and Vietnam were influenced most because they had large farming centers
Writing, bureaucracy, religion, art were all influenced China
Each culture was mixed in how
much they borrowed
Trang 37 Korea- political submission and cultural dependence
Vietnam- conquest and control for a
1000 years
Japan escaped direct rule, but Japan adopted many aspects of Chinese arts and government, then modified them