The ……………….period was followed by the ‘Mongolian Interlude’ in the history of China.

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• The early medieval period in the history of China was marked by the efficient rule of the …………………dynasty, which had lasted from 7th century to early 10th century.
• The Kamakura period (1185-1333) marked the governance of the Kamakura Shogunate and transition to the medieval period of ……………history.
• Towards the end of the …………… century the ‘Song’ dynasty gained power over most of China, heralding a period of economic prosperity.
• Hegel’s thoughts on world history are expressed in The Philosophy of History, based on lectures first given in……………..
• The tri-partite periodisation became popular after the German historian ………………..used it in his ‘Universal History Divided into Ancient, Medieval and New Period’ (1683).
• The most commonly given start date in European history for medieval period is …………………. AD, in the year Romulus Augustus the last Roman emperor in the West abdicated.
• With the fall of the………………, power once again shifted to the provinces and paved way for the rise of regional kingdoms, known in Chinese history as the period of ‘Five Dynasties’ and ‘Ten Kingdoms’.
• The feudal period of Japanese history is generally marked between 1185 and …………….. AD.
• The ………………dynasty came in top dominance after the fall of the Tang and they ruled China for about three centuries.
• After the fall of the Sung dynasty China was over-run by the ……………..for the next hundred years, who at this time had dominated many parts of Asia and Europe.