AP World 2.1 East Asia

Chinese dynasty (960-1279) emphasis on civil administration, industry, education, arts rather than military

• Song

• Tang

• Sui

• Ming

A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials

• Bureaucracy

• Filial Piety

• Scholar Gentry

• Tribute system

Chinese method of diplomacy that required payment of tribute to the Chinese emperor from non-Chinese subordinates

• Tribute System

• Bureaucracy

• Junk

• Taika Reforms

In feudal Japan, a noble similar to a duke; military commanders that often enacted more power than the emperor

• Shogun

• Daimyo

• Samurai

• Shinto

Chinese dynasty (1368-1644) financed voyages of Zhenghe

• Ming

• Song

• Tang

• Sui

Chinese dynasty (1279-1368) established by Mongols under Kublai Khan leadership

• Yuan

• Song

• Ming

• Tang

Korean dynasty

• Goryeo

• Song

• Ming

• Kamkura Shogunate

founder of the first Japanese shogunate (Kamakura)

• Minamoto Yoritomo

• Ashikaga

• Taika

• Bushido

Chinese Muslim who was a naval explorer in the Indian Ocean

• Zheng He

• Ibn Batutta

• Marco Polo

• Mansa Musa

Chinese patriarchal practice that restricted women's movement

• Foot binding

• Junk

• Sinification

• Grand Canal