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ASUKA 飛鳥 PERIOD (538-710 CE) JAPAN 538-552 Paekche sends Confucian, Taoist, and Buddhist experts and items to Japan 562 Silla destroys Mimana 任耶 (founded 369); Korean refugees flee to Japan 581 China reunified by short-lived Sui 隋 dynasty Block printing invented 592-628 Empress Suiko 推古(554-628) enthroned 593 Suiko’s nephew Prince Shōtoku 聖徳 (574-622) named regent: • embraces Buddhism and Confucianism, sends Japanese to study in Sui • patron of Hōryū-ji 法隆寺 in Nara 奈良 prefecture 600 Japanese mission to Sui court 604-608 Japanese court adopts Chinese calendar and “cap-ranks” (604) Shōtoku’s “17-Article Constitution” promulgated (604) First Japanese ordained as Buddhist monks and nuns (606? or 583?) Settlement of Silla immigrants in Japan (608) 618 Chinese reunification intensifies under Tang 唐 dynasty • Confucianism restored as basis of Tang civil service system • Buddhism patronized by Tang court 630 Regular Japanese missions to Tang court begin 645 Taika 大化 (“Great Reform”): • abolishes private land ownership • establishes capital region • reorganizes land distribution and taxation systems 660s Paekche defeated, Korean peninsula unified by Silla; more Korean refugees flee to Japan Korean peninsular states Prince Shotoku and attendants