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One was their capital city Kyoto. Two is their Japanese armies made up of samurai. And three would be that they were an archipelago, or, a group or chain of many islands. Hope I answered your question!! (P.S. if you go to Edgewood and are in Mr. Etchisons class this is the answer to one of the questions.)

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How did the people from the heian-kyo live?

They live in the Heian period


What is the name for the ancient Japanese capital of Heian?

During the Heian Period the capital city was Heian-kyo (nowadays it's Kyoto). This period was named after the capital city.


What happened after the heian period ended?

The Nara period began


What are the three characteristics of the Heian period?

I know that one of them was there capital Kyoto. It was a city of both old and new buildings with tree lined streets and wide roads. Mostly wealthy people. I hope I answered your question as best as I could!


What were the main religions in the Heian period?

Bubbhism.


What country influenced Japanese culture?

The three countries that influenced Japanese culture in the Heian period were, India, Korea, and China.


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What form of art were popular in the heian period?

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How was the society under the shoguns different from society during the Heian period?

Society under the shoguns was violent rather than during the Heian period that was peaceful and focused on the arts.


What year was Japans capital moved to Heian?

Japan's capital was moved to Heian in the year 794 during the Heian period.


How was a person judged during the heian period?

By his or her beauty and by their manners.


What is heian?

The Heian Period of Japan lasted from 794 until 1185. The period is named for its capital of Heian-Kyo, which is present day Kyoto. It came to an end with the end of the Genpei War, in which the Minamoto clan came out victorious. This led to the establishment of the Kamakura Bakufu. This period is well known for the literature and artistry that it produced.