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Periods of Ancient Japanese History
An image illustrating the progression of periods in ancient Japanese civilization from its pre-historic settling by paleolithic migrants from northeast Asia. Through profound domestic evolution and constant international exchange during the main eras of its colorful development (Jōmon, Yayoi, Kofun, Asuka, Nara, and Heian), Japan has seen the rise and fall of emperors, the bloom of the Shinto religion, and multiple interpretations of Buddhism, rule by samurai warriors, some of the oldest pottery vessels and the world’s first novel.
Artwork from the Nara Period - 8th Century Japan. This poem, from the same period, is called “The Impermanence of Human Life” . We are helpless in this world.
The years and months slip past
Like a swift stream, which grasps and drags us down.
A hundred pains pursue us, one by one.
Girls, with the wrists clasped round
With Chinese jewels, join hands
And play their youth away.
But time cannot be stopped,
And when their youth is gone
Their jet-black hair – black as fish’s bowels –
Turns white, like a hard frost.
On their sun-browned, glowing faces,
Wrinkles are etched – by whom?
Boys, with their swords at their waists,
Clutching the hunting bow,
Mount their chestnut horses
On saddles linen-spun,
And ride on in their pride.
But is their world eternal?
He pushes back the door
Where a girl sleeps within,
Gropes to her side and lies
Arm on her jewel arm.
But how few are those nights
Before, with stick at waist,
He goes shunned and detested
The old are always so.
We grudge life moving on
But we have no redress.
I would become as those
Firm rocks that see no change.
But I am a man in time
And time must have no stop. .
Yamanoue Okura
Circa 700, Japan
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Werking people in #NaraPeriod (AD710-794), Japan was already working hard and living poorly for huge taxes. Girl, we still live in the world hunny haha