Yamato region

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The Yamato region is the early political and cultural heartland of Japan, where the first unified Japanese state emerged under the Yamato court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historical region
archaeologicalSignificance major concentration of Kofun-period sites
associatedWith Imperial House of Japan NERFINISHED
Shinto NERFINISHED
Yamato clan NERFINISHED
capitalOf Yamato polity NERFINISHED
chroniclesDocumentedIn Kojiki NERFINISHED
Nihon Shoki NERFINISHED
contains Asuka NERFINISHED
Isonokami Shrine NERFINISHED
Mount Miwa NERFINISHED
Nara Basin NERFINISHED
Omiwa Shrine NERFINISHED
numerous kofun burial mounds
country Japan
culturalSignificance considered cradle of Japanese civilization
developed early Japanese state rituals
early court bureaucracy
exportedCultureTo other parts of the Japanese archipelago
hasEtymology name later used poetically for all of Japan (Yamato)
hasHistoricalPeriod Asuka period NERFINISHED
Kofun period NERFINISHED
heritageStatus contains multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nara area
historicalCenterOf Yamato court NERFINISHED
early Japanese state
historicalNameOf Yamato Province NERFINISHED
influencedBy Chinese dynasties
Korean Peninsula polities
knownFor early Japanese court culture
emergence of first unified Japanese state
large keyhole-shaped tombs
political centralization under Yamato rulers
language Old Japanese NERFINISHED
linkedTo early compilation of Japanese chronicles
formation of Japanese imperial mythology
locatedIn Honshu
Kansai region
partOf present-day Nara Prefecture
politicalSystem chiefdom confederation evolving into centralized monarchy
predecessorOf Nara region as political center
religion Shinto
early Buddhism
seatOf early Japanese emperors
timePeriod 3rd century to 7th century
traditionalCenterOf Yamato-e painting tradition (by name association) NERFINISHED

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Kofun period capital Yamato region
Yamato period notableSite Yamato region
this entity surface form: Asuka region
Habikino hasNearbyCulturalRegion Yamato region
Nene region Yamato region
this entity surface form: Kinai region of Japan
Toyotomi Tsurumatsu region Yamato region
this entity surface form: Kinai region (political center of Toyotomi rule)
Katsuragi partOf Yamato region
Nara Basin partOf Yamato region
Kawachi area borderedBy Yamato region
this entity surface form: Yamato area