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yayoi culture उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
अधिक: आगे- Yayoi culture flourished in a geographic area from southern Kykshk to northern Honshk.
- Yayoi culture quickly spread to the main island of Honshk, mixing with native JMmon culture.
- The Yayoi followed the JMmon period ( 13, 000 400 BCE ) and Yayoi culture flourished in a geographic area from southern Kykshk to northern Honshk.
- The third stage in Japanese prehistory, the Kofun period ( c . 250 552 AD ), represents a modification of Yayoi culture, attributable either to internal development or external force.
- Toro has been used as a type site for Yayoi culture despite the fact that the location of the settlement in the TMkai region was peripheral to what has traditionally been considered the Yayoi formation area in northern Kykshk.
- Hijiri objected to the article saying that " the Yayoi culture was established by invaders from the Asian mainland ", even though both Jared Diamond and Kenneth Henshall, the sources which were cited, concur with this.
- The rice-growing, politically-fragmented Yayoi culture either evolved into the new Japanese culture characterized by the more centralized, patriarchal, militaristic Kofun period, or came to be dominated and eventually overrun by Yamato society.
- The Emishi were a mix of both Ainoid and types of people scholars have called " " Kofun " people " who were not a separate race or ethnic group, but were a mixture of both native JMmon and the more recent groups identified with the Yayoi culture.
- One view of Yayoi culture which caught the popular imagination like the theory of a later " invasion " of Japan by horse riders is that it is connected with the Xu Fu naval expedition dispatched by Qin Shi Huang in 219 B . C . to search for the Taoist isles of the immortals.