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    Women are necessary for human life on earth making them extremely powerful, and at this point it is paramount to understand the influence they have on the human race. In various different cultures, around the world the treatment towards women is highly impacted based on their value within their religion. Women are essential and significant to everyday life as they may hold vital roles in our societal structures. They all face many different expectations, and may also have similar ones too.…

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    Oku no hosomichi, is the story of a Buddhist man’s travels throughout Japan during the Kamakura Period. The book has many names in English, but here it will be referred to by the name contained with the reading: The Narrow Road to a Far Provence. The tale is but one example of many Buddhist themed stories during the Japan’s Kamakura period. Japan was one of the only countries to incorporate Buddhism into the already standing religion: Shintoism. This offers a unique look into Japan and the…

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    Ming China last chinese dynasty, 1368-1644 started when the mongols were overthrown zhu yuanzhang started the dynasty and had many military talents population rose about 150 million people economic progress urbanization and technology increase of people that lived in urban areas people were still able to be fed properly China did not have an industrial-technical breakthrough; which is why is it not the dominant power of the world the ming political system The ming dynasty was ruled by a…

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    For those who have never been to Asian countries, is invaluable to understand different areas of the world so they can work more effectively with other cultures. Japan is located in East Asia on the Pacific Sea. The currency in Japan is the Yen (JPY). It has four main islands, and a large number of active volcanoes that cause the country to have frequent earthquakes. Japan’s Prime Minister is working hard to not only preserve his nation’s landscape but also modernize his government. Foreign…

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    The main parts of the video that I recognized from our class discussion as far as the actually shrine goes was the location of the shrine and the set up. Other than the place of prayer itself I also noticed a few other aspects we talked about in class which includes the actually process of prayer and purification. The shrine itself like many shrines is set in a place where nature is very present. When the camera showed the surroundings I was able to see many trees as well as what…

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    The Daruma, or Dharma, is seen as the father of Zen Buddhism, which is who is represented in the Daruma dolls. These dolls were first developed in in Japan during the Edo period, 1615-1868, and are colored primarily red. This color was chosen due to the folklore that the smallpox god enjoyed it. Red is now not only recognized as a smallpox protection but also functions as a general illness protection, specifically in relation to the Daruma doll itself. Another belief involving red is that those…

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    at $750 million. It took firefighters 100 days to pull out all the fires ignited by the 9/11 attacks in New York. Religion and Culture Religion in Japan: Shinto and Buddhism are Japan?s two major religions. Shinto is an old as the Japanese culture, while Buddhism was important from the mainland in the 6th century. 51.82 % of Japanese are Shinto, 34.9% are Buddhists and about 2.3% are Christians. The incident of 9/11 was attacked by the group of 19 hijackers. They were Muslims, as was confirmed…

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    Different religions are characterized as great and underhanded in different ways. Since our general public has existed, good and evil have been present and numerous religions see them as two sides of the same coin. A few religions see them as partners, one of which concentrates on advancement of satisfaction and the other on everything malicious or all that is in opposition to bliss. Each religion and mythology characterizes them in its own specific manner and they discover representation in…

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    Kofun Social Structure

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    The Kofun and haniwa served the purposes of the ancient Shinto religion, as well as the nobles who followed it, but disappeared as the Korean-imported Buddhism spread throughout the area. As the Kofun period came to an end, the religion of Buddhism officially entered Japan by way of neighboring Korea. Historians…

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    Buddhism In Ancient China

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    popular in other countries such as Japan. China analyzes the religion differently because they see Buddha not as a teacher but as a god that they pray to. Most of China is a combination of Buddhist and Taoist practices At around 213 BC there is evidence that the Qin Emperor ordered the destruction of Buddhism. So Buddhist teachers may have came later in the third century. After the Han Empire collapsed there were other kingdoms that had other connections with Buddhism in central Asia,…

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