A History of Japan

A History of Japan

A history of the people of Japan, from the prehistoric Jomon period to the modern era. WARNING: This podcast occasionally touches on subjects of human sexuality, suicide, violence, and torture.

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Episoder(294)

The Art of the Asuka Period

The Art of the Asuka Period

Let's explore the artwork that emerged during the Asuka Period, which was heavily influenced by mainland resettlement as well as the rise of Buddhism.Check out some pictures of these impressive statue...

19 Nov 202015min

The New And Improved Yamato State

The New And Improved Yamato State

Let's take a closer look at the reforms introduced by King Tenji and Emperor Tenmu to see what they intended to accomplish, at least on paper. I put a handy diagram of the newly-organized Yamato Stat...

16 Nov 202027min

The First Tenno

The First Tenno

As Crown Prince Otama takes the throne, he adopts a new title which remains in use in Japan to this day and becomes Emperor Tenmu. Check out the supplemental post for images of the first and second T...

12 Nov 202028min

After the Soga Clan

After the Soga Clan

In the aftermath of the Isshi Incident, High Prince Naka and his co-conspirators set to work reforming the government to more closely resemble the splendor and grandeur of the courts of Korea and Chin...

9 Nov 202026min

The Rise and Fall of the Soga Clan

The Rise and Fall of the Soga Clan

Though the Soga Clan's origins are shrouded in mystery, by the 500s they had established themselves as one of the most powerful clans in Yamato. By the 600s they were wielding power even over the sove...

5 Nov 202025min

The Life of Crown Prince Shōtoku

The Life of Crown Prince Shōtoku

Crown Prince Shōtoku cast a long shadow over Japanese history and influenced its society for centuries to come. In this episode, I attempt to separate the man from the myth as best as I possibly can. ...

2 Nov 202030min

The Fall of Baekje

The Fall of Baekje

Baekje was arguably Japan's most treasured foreign relation on the Korean Peninsula, so naturally the Yamato Court answered the call when Baekje needed them most. Whether they were able to reverse the...

29 Okt 202015min

The Rise of the Tang Dynasty

The Rise of the Tang Dynasty

The Sui Dynasty came to an end, but unified China did not. The Tang Dynasty solidified the gains made under the Sui and soon turned their eyes toward expansion and conquest. Their actions would eventu...

26 Okt 202020min

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