Japanese history
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Periods of Japanese History
Periodization of Japanese History
Periodization is a very controversial matter, with much disagreement among historians. Also, there are variations according to academic field. Here are links to some examples:
- Common Japanese Period Subdivision (according to Library of Congress) U. of Maryland
- Historical periods of Japan Wikipedia
- Outline chronology of Japanese cultural history NCSU
The Ohio State University Libraries follows the Common Japanese periodical subdivision tables (see above). However, these wiki pages are set up according to art historical conventions followed both in Japan and around the world. Where there is disagreement about dates, links are provided to sources with more information.
The chronological table of Japanese history
- List of Rulers: Japan
- A Chronology of Japanese History
- Guide to Japanese historical periods (Minneapolis Institute of Arts) http://www.artsmia.org/art-of-asia/history/japan-historical-periods.cfm
Japanese Historical Periods
Prehistoric Periods 先史時代(before c. AD 552)
- Jōmon (Joumon) Period 縄文時代
- Yayoi Period 弥生時代
- Kofun Period 古墳時代
Asuka Period 飛鳥時代(552-645)
Nara Period 奈良時代
- Nara Period 奈良時代 JAANUS
- Hakuo Period 奈良時代前期 -白鳳時代日本美術(645-710)
- Tenpyō (Tenpyou) Period 奈良時代後期 - 天平時代日本美術(710-794)
Heian Period 平安時代(794–1185)
Kamakura Period 鎌倉時代・南北朝時代(1185–1333)
Muromachi Period 室町時代(1333–1568)
Momoyama Period 桃山時代(1568–1600)
Edo Period 江戸時代(1600–1868)
Meiji Period 明治時代(1868-1912)
Taishō (Taishou) Period 大正時代(1912-1926)
Shōwa (Shouwa) Period 昭和時代(1926-1989)
Heisei Period 平成時代(1989-Present)
Japanese History Museums & Research Institutions
- Japan Center for Asian Historical Records JACAR
- 国立歴史民族博物館 (Kokuritsu Rekishi Minzoku Hakubutsukan - National Museum of Japanese History) 国立歴史民族博物館
Topics
- Bushidō - 武士道 ("The Way of the Warrior")
- Minamata - 水俣 (Town on the Island of Kyūshū)
- Manshū - 満州 (Manchuria)
Related Resources
Japanese Art History by Time Period
