The feudal period of Japanese history is generally marked between 1185 and …………….. AD.

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• The Kamakura period (1185-1333) marked the governance of the Kamakura Shogunate and transition to the medieval period of ……………history.
• The real and practical ruler of the period from 1185 to 1868 in……………….. was the ‘shogun’, who was a military leader with near absolute control.
• 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 ……………..system had existed in the entire medieval West Asia is generally identified as the feudal practice.
• The …………….feudal society was mainly comprised of four different classes – Samurai, Farmers, Artisans and Merchants.
• One of the most commonly accepted definition of feudalism is that of the historian, ………….., who calls it the ‘feudal society’.
• The …………….feudal society was dominated by the Samurai, a class of highly skilled warriors.
• Hegel’s thoughts on world history are expressed in The Philosophy of History, based on lectures first given in……………..
• 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 tri-partite periodisation became popular after the German historian ………………..used it in his ‘Universal History Divided into Ancient, Medieval and New Period’ (1683).