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Why was prince shotoku's support for buddisum important?
prince shotoku introduced chinese culture to japan
These people Introduced Buddhism in japan in the sixth century?
Chinese monks brought Buddhist ideas from China to Japan in the 6th century. Buddhism would be later enforced by Prince Shotoku, the emperor of Japan, who integrated Buddhist teachings into his seventeen-article constitution.
What aspects of Chinese culture did prince shotoku into Japan's society?
a diary entry of prince shotoku and his role bringing chinese culture to japan
Who introduced rice to japan?
Chinese preists
When was TCM introduced to japan?
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was introduced in Japan between 7th and 9th centuries.
What aspects of Chinese culture did prince introduce into Japanese society?
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
What aspect of Chinese culture did prince shotoku introduce into Japanese society?
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
Which Chinese ideas about government did Japanese rulers adopt?
Japan loved rice
What was japan's response to its first contact with Chinese culture?
Ideas and customs which was learned about from Korean travelers
China's influence on medieval Japan is illustrated by Japan's development of what?
One thing was the introduction of Buddhism to Japan, where it became the state religion under Prince Shotoku. Also Confucianism. The Japanese adapted the Chinese method of writing to fit their language. The Japanese adopted the Chinese calendar. China's influence was very visible in the flowering of the arts under Prince Shotoku.
Why was prince shotoku and important leader in early japan?
Prince Shotku changed Japan's political system by bringing in new Chinese ideals and beliefs (such as Confucianism) that changed old Japanese ones.
What Chinese ideas influenced Prince Shotoku?
Shotoku is a Yamato prince who took charge of Japan on behalf of his aunt, empress Suiko, and his goal was to create a strong government modeled after China. To achieve his goal, he created a constitution that gave all power to the emperor and he also created a bureaucracy. The emperor appointed all government positions and the constitution listed rules (based on the ideas of Confucius) for working in the government. Shotoku sent officials to study the Chinese government and they learned about Buddhism, art, medicine, and philosophy. He also ordered the building of Buddhist temples and monasteries throughout Japan. This was how prince Shotoku changed the Japanese government.
