Ninth Edition CHAPTER 13 States and Cultures in East Asia 8001400 Copyright 2011 by BedfordSt Martins John P McKay Bennett D Hill John Buckler Patricia Buckley Ebrey ID: 668279
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A History of World Societies
Ninth Edition
CHAPTER 13States and Cultures in East Asia,800–1400
Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin’s
John P. McKay
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Bennett D. Hill
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John Buckler
Patricia Buckley Ebrey
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Roger B. Beck
Clare Haru Crowston
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Merry E. Wiesner-HanksSlide2
I. The Medieval Chinese EconomicRevolution, 800–1100Dynastic cycleAgricultural prosperityMarco PoloForeign tradeThe compassMass productionSlide3Slide4Slide5Slide6
II. China During the Song andYuan Dynasties, 960–1368The Song Dynasty 1. General Taizu 2. Liao threats 3. Mongol conquestSlide7Slide8
II. China During the Song andYuan Dynasties, 960–1368The Scholar-Officials and Neo-Confucianism 1. Examination system 2. Scholar-official class 3. Movable type 4. Neo-ConfucianismSlide9Slide10
II. China During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, 960–1368Women’s Lives in Song Times 1. Isolation 2. Marriage 3. Concubines 4. Foot bindingChina Under Mongol Rule 1. Codified ethnic differences 2. Economic complicationsSlide11
III. Korea Under the Koryŏ Dynasty,935–1392The Silla DynastyThe Koryŏ DynastyThe Korean economyBuddhismMongol ruleSlide12Slide13
IV. Japan’s Heian Period, 794–1185Fujiwara Rule 1. Fujiwara Michinaga 2. Cloistered governmentAristocratic Culture 1. Gender roles 2. Esoteric Buddhism Slide14
V. The Samurai and the KamakuraShogunate, 1185–1333Military Rule 1. Samurai 2. Bushido 3. Yoritomo 4. KamikazeSlide15Slide16
V. The Samurai and the KamakuraShogunate, 1185–1333Cultural Trends 1. Zen 2. Agriculture