Sui Dynasty
Under this dynasty, China regained unity. This age was signified by the building fo the Grand Canal that unified China.
Tang Dynasty
Maintained a civil service system by drafting officials through standardized examinations and recommendations to office.
Song Dynasty Economic Revolution
Private finance grew, linking the coast to the inland. Marked by commercial expansion. Trade increasedd extensively.
Hangzhou
Has been one of the most prosperous cities of China for the last 1000 years.
Foot binding
Practice in Song society to break women's feet in order to make them smaller which made it easier to confine women to the household.
Tribute System
The tribute system was a set of practices that required non-Chinese authorities to acknowledge Chinese superiority. Tribute countries had to pay money to China.
Xiongnu
Xiongnu raids in northern China and china recognized the nomadic state as a political equal.
Khitan/Jurchen people
Both the peoples established states that encompassed parts of northern China.
Silla Dynasty (Korea)
Maintained political independence while still paying tribute to China.
Hangul
KOREA developed a phonetic alphabet known as hangul
Chu nom
a variation of Chinese writing developed by the Vietnamese
Trung sisters
Two sisters that caused and uprising against the Chinese
Shotoku Taishi
Japanese aristocrat who sent missions to China to strenghten minds
bushido
Bravery, loyalty, endurance, and honor; the way of the warrior used by samurai
Chinese Buddhism
Generally Mahayana Buddhism, buddha was a god
Emperor Wendi
Sui emperor that there was a support for Buddhism