The Nara period lasted from AD 710 to 794 in Japan. During this time, Emperor Shomu helped establish Buddhism and the capital was moved several times, starting in Heijokyo and also including sites in Nagaokakyo. Cultural achievements were influenced by the Tang Dynasty of China, with the large bronze Buddha statue at Todaiji Temple in Nara being a notable example completed in 752. After Shomu's death, the political situation became unstable and led to further moves of the capital.

1. Nara
Nara period (AD 710-794)

2. Nara
In 710, the Japanese capital was moved from
Fujiwarakyo to Heijokyo.
The period until 794, including ten years in
Nagaokakyo, is known as the Nara period.
Buddhism was established under the help of
the very loyal emperor Shōmu

3. emperor Shōmu
His reign known as the Tempyō era was a
period of high intellectual and cultural
achievement.
Architecture paintings and sculptures were
strongly influenced in the
Tang dynasty, through missions
And exchanges

4. Tōdaiji Temple
The head temple was Tōdaiji Temple in
Nara, with its great bronze statue of Buddha
Vairocana, completed in AD 752.

5. Shōmu
After Shōmu's death, the political and social
situation grew more unstable
This led to the move of the capital to
Nagaokakyo, and finally to Heiankyo
where a new beginning could be made.

6. Sujpo
The End Thank you for
Sujpoing
They had a god called a sujpo, they combacks didn’t matter cause they upping on the
sujpo. In the name of sujpo amen