Japanese history: Difference between revisions

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A summary of the history of Japan
Era (時代)	Year (년	Notes
Jomon (縄文)		Paleo-, meso-, neolithic age where rocks were broken or pulverized to make earthen-wares and bones were also used as tools People related to one another by blood lived in caves convenient for hunting and fishing Modern Japanese refer to the people of this era as their early ancestors
Yayoi (弥生)		Lithic and metallic potteries were used Sedentism leads to separation of jobs and ordering of people by ranks Bronzewares appear not for everyday use, but for decoration, rites, and precious items
Yamato (大和)	circa 300 AD	A power structure, based on Yamato ruling class, formed around the emperor unifies most of Japan
	538 AD	Buddhism is introduced through Baekjae

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