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| The traditional religion of Japan. |
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| A person who rules in a place of an absent ot underage monarch. |
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| A regent who ruled Japan from 593 - 622 C.E. |
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| An office of one country's government in another country |
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| A Japanese form of Buddhism, focusing of self dicipline, simplicty, and meditation |
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| A form of Japanise musical drama |
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| A Japanese form of poetry that includes 17 syllables arranged in lines of 5,7 and 5 syllables |
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| Symbols of one syllable each used in writing Japanese |
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| Transcribing languages to Japanese |
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| A Japanese lord with large landholdings and a private army |
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| A person who received land and protection from a lord |
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| A Japanese military leader |
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| The rule of Tokugawa leyasu and his successors in Japan |
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| A kingdom on the Korean peninsula |
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| A Veitnamese kingdom conquered by the Chinese |
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| The most powerful and longest lasting kingdom on the mainland of Southeast Asia, which is modern day Cambodia |
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| A complex of temples in Southeast Asia, built in the C.E. 1100's. |
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