Across
- 5. A line of rulers from the same family that holds power for generations in China.
- 7. Chinese dynasty known as a golden age of culture, trade, and art.
- 12. Rebellion 8th-century uprising that weakened the Tang dynasty.
- 14. Indigenous religion of Japan focusing on the worship of kami (spirits).
- 18. Confucian virtue emphasizing respect for one’s parents and ancestors.
- 19. Tang ruler celebrated as an ideal emperor for his leadership and intellect.
- 20. Capital city of the Tang dynasty, known as a cosmopolitan trade hub.
- 22. the Great Korean king who created the hangul writing system.
- 24. The divine approval thought to be the basis of royal authority in China.
- 25. Dynasty Korean dynasty where the national identity emerged and Buddhism flourished.
- 26. Korean kingdom that allied with Tang China to unify the Korean Peninsula.
Down
- 1. Powerful family that unified Japan and began the imperial line.
- 2. Regional lords in Japan who ruled territories under the shogun.
- 3. Territories that paid taxes or gifts to the Tang dynasty for protection and trade access.
- 4. The phonetic Korean alphabet invented during the Joseon dynasty.
- 6. Network of trade routes connecting China to Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.
- 8. Warrior class in feudal Japan bound by loyalty and honor.
- 9. Test based on Confucian principles used to select government officials in imperial China.
- 10. The only female emperor in Chinese history, who briefly founded the Zhou dynasty.
- 11. Philosophy emphasizing morality, education, and respect for authority.
- 13. Military leader who held actual political power in feudal Japan.
- 15. Ancient Chinese dynasty that established the foundation for later empires and civil service.
- 16. Founder of the Tang dynasty who rose to power after the fall of the Sui.
- 17. Belief that strong laws and punishments are necessary to maintain social order.
- 21. Period Era in Japan known for its golden age of art and literature, including The Tale of Genji.
- 23. Chinese philosophy promoting harmony with nature and “the Way of the universe.”
