Life in Ancient Japan by Hazel Richardson
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
How the Fujiwara clan rose to power
Administrative monopoly
Political intrigue - Sei Shonagun
Activity:
History journal
Showing posts with label Heian Period. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heian Period. Show all posts
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Medieval Japan - Heian Period - Fujiwara Clan
Labels:
Government,
Heian Period,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Japan
Medieval Japan - Heian Period - Social Structures
Life in Ancient Japan by Hazel Richardson
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
A highly stratified society
Rank and class
Clergy, nobles, commoners, slaves
Activity:
History journal
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
A highly stratified society
Rank and class
Clergy, nobles, commoners, slaves
Activity:
History journal
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Medieval Japan - Heian Period - Literature
Life in Ancient Japan by Hazel Richardson
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
Invention of the novel - Murasaki Shikibu
Types of poems - Manyoshu (Collection of a Thousand Leaves)
Poetry slam - Sei Shonagun and life in the imperial court
Activity:
History journal
Poetry reading
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
Invention of the novel - Murasaki Shikibu
Types of poems - Manyoshu (Collection of a Thousand Leaves)
Poetry slam - Sei Shonagun and life in the imperial court
Activity:
History journal
Poetry reading
Labels:
Education,
Heian Period,
Medieval Japan,
Social Structures
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Medieval Japan - Heian Period - Foundation
Life in Ancient Japan by Hazel Richardson
Japan by Barbara A. Somervill
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
Moving the capital from Nara to Heian (Kyoto)
Decline of Chinese influence; increasing imperial isolationist policies
Structure of governance - the capital vs. decentralized rule in the provinces
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Japan by Barbara A. Somervill
Read-aloud: Mysterious Tales of Japan by Rafe Martin
Discussion:
Moving the capital from Nara to Heian (Kyoto)
Decline of Chinese influence; increasing imperial isolationist policies
Structure of governance - the capital vs. decentralized rule in the provinces
Activity:
History journal
Map study
Labels:
Geography,
Government,
Heian Period,
History - Year 2,
Medieval Japan
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