End of the heian kyo period
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The Heian period in ancient Japan, though known as a golden age, saw increasing problems as the emperor's power weakened. Aristocrats lived well while peasants suffered in poverty. As the government collected fewer taxes and gave more land to nobles, it lost financial support and control. By 1180, with no law enforcement, bandits roamed as people of different religions fought. Local lords hired private armies, and a civil war began as they struggled for power in the capital. In 1185, Minamoto Yoritomo took control and changed Japan.
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- 1. END OF THE HEIAN- KYO PERIOD
- 2. THE HEIAN PERIOD IS KNOWN AS A PEACEFUL GOLDEN AGE IN ANCIENT JAPAN…HOWEVER,-Aristocrats, or wealthy landowners lived very well, while the poor suffered. -Peasants did all farming that supported the wealthy -Wealthy looked down on the poor and ignored their problems
- 3. WHAT CAUSED THE GOVERNMENT TO WEAKEN? • It was common for large pieces of land to be given to nobles. This actually reduced the emperor’s power. • Landowners often paid no taxes • Both of the above points made it so that the government could not support the emperor financially
- 4. JAPAN’S RULERS LOSE CONTROL! • Bandits roamed the countryside • People of different religions fought, and robbed each other • No law enforcement • Landowners hired own armies to try to protect them
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