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![Daisenryo Kofun, Osaka Classical Japan Asuka period (538-710) Main article: Asuka period The Asuka period began in 538 with the introduction of the Buddhist religion from the Korean kingdom of Baekje.l271 Since then, Buddhism has coexisted with Japan's native Shinto religion.28 Emishi Silla Kumaso Hayato The period draws its name from the de facto imperial capital, Asuka, in the Kinai region.(27) Territorial extent of Yamato court during the Kofun period Knock knock, get the door, it's religion. The new prince wants everyone to try tis hot new religion (Buddhism) from Baekje. "Please try this religion," he said. "No," said everybody. "Try iliit"he said. "No," said everybody again, quieter this time. And so the religion was put into place and all the rules that came with it. The Buddhist Soga clan took over the government in 587 and controlled Japan from behind the scenes for nearly sixty years,1291 Prince Shotoku, an advocate of Buddhism and the Soga cause who was of partial Soga descent, served as regent and de facto leader of Japan from 594 to 622. Shötoku authored the Seventeen-article constitution, a Confucian-inspired code of conduct for officials and citizens, and attempted to introduce a merit-based civil service called the Cap and Rank System./30] In 607 A.D., Shotoku offered a subtle insult to China by opening his letter with the phrase, "from the land where the sun originates (rises) to land where the sun sets" as seen in the kanji characters for Japan (Nippon)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/099/984/2a9.png "Wikipedia shenanigans")
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