Yamato period

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The Yamato period was an early era of Japanese history (roughly 3rd to 7th century) marked by the political consolidation of the Yamato clan, the emergence of a centralized state, and the introduction of Buddhism and Chinese cultural influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
period of Japanese history
capital Yamato Province
country Japan
endTime 7th century
followedBy Yamato period self-linksurface differs
surface form: Asuka period
hasArchitecturalStyle early Buddhist temple architecture
kofun tumulus architecture
hasCentralGovernment House of Yamato
surface form: Yamato court
hasCulturalInfluence Sinosphere
surface form: Chinese culture

Korean culture
hasDemographicFeature emergence of early Japanese state society
hasDiplomaticRelationWith Baekje
Chinese dynasties
Goguryeo
Silla
hasEconomicActivity iron production
textile production
wet-rice agriculture
hasFormOfGovernment chiefdom confederation
emergent centralized state
hasLanguage Old Japanese
hasLegalSystem early ritsuryō elements
hasMilitaryConflict Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)
surface form: Korean peninsula campaigns
hasPoliticalDevelopment centralization of power under Yamato rulers
formation of imperial court
hasReligion Buddhism
Confucianism
Shinto
hasRulingClan Yamato clan
hasSocialStructure uji-kabane clan system
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Yamato Province
namedAfter Yamato
notableSite Yamato region
surface form: Asuka region

Horyu-ji
surface form: Horyu-ji Temple

Isonokami Shrine
precededBy Kofun period
significantEvent Taika Reforms
adoption of Chinese-style bureaucracy
consolidation of imperial lineage
construction of kofun burial mounds
emergence of uji clan system
introduction of Buddhism to Japan
issuance of early legal codes
startTime 3rd century
usesWritingSystem classical Chinese characters

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House of Yamato notablePeriod Yamato period
皇室 hasDynasticHouse Yamato period
this entity surface form: 大和王朝
Imperial Regalia of Japan eraOfOrigin Yamato period
Imperial tombs timePeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Nara period follows Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Kofun period followedBy Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Kofun period culture Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato culture
Yamato period followedBy Yamato period self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Sakai City Museum hasExhibitTheme Yamato period
this entity surface form: ancient Japan
Yamato polity endTime Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Yamato polity associatedPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Princess of Japan dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Kiko, Crown Princess Akishino house Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
His Imperial Highness The Crown Prince dynasty Yamato period
subject surface form: Fumihito, Crown Prince Akishino
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Princess Kako dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Kanmu dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Daigo dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Shirakawa house Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Shirakawa dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Daijō-daijin usedInPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Aoyama Palace, Tokyo, Japan associatedDynasty Yamato period
subject surface form: Aoyama Palace
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Her Majesty The Empress dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Prince Chichibu dynasty Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Yakushi-ji foundedInPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Gangō-ji foundingPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Asuka associatedWithPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area period Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi timePeriodOfMyths Yamato period
this entity surface form: ancient Japan
Sanshu no Jingi historicalPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Yamato period (traditional origin)
Yamato people associatedWithState Yamato period
Yamato Plateau associatedWith Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Yamato Plateau timePeriodOfProminence Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Horyu-ji foundationPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Imperial court of Japan (historically) periodOfProminence Yamato period
subject surface form: Imperial court of Japan
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Hieda no Are era Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Yamato associatedWith Yamato period
subject surface form: Yamato people
Naniwa-no-Miya Palace Site locatedInPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
sedōka floruit Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
sedōka culturalContext Yamato period
this entity surface form: early imperial Japan
Kakinomoto no Hitomaro era Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Princess Nukata culture Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period Japan
Princess Nukata activeInPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Nara Basin eraOfProminence Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Hajino Nakamaro activeInPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Emperor Monmu era Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
kuni no miyatsuko local rulers appliesToPeriod Yamato period
subject surface form: kuni no miyatsuko
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Yamato clan timePeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Taika Reforms locatedIn Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period Japan
Taika Reforms historicalPeriod Yamato period
this entity surface form: Asuka period
Ōkimi usedIn Yamato period
this entity surface form: early Japan