Part

 1 Range |      emperors or the refinement of Sung society.~The grandeur of
 2 Range |       manuscripts belonging to the Sung and Mongol dynasties, and
 3 Range |          which were the product of Sung illumination. It is this
 4 Range |       Workmanship - Tâng Culture - Sung and Mongol Dynasties. -
 5 Range |           only half a century.~The Sung Dynasty (960 to 1280 A.D.). -
 6 Range |          under the name of Soju or Sung scholasticism, is developed
 7 Taoism|          bursts forth again in the Sung poets, who are, like Toenmei,
 8 Taoism|           Japanese art, though the Sung and Ashikaga artists have
 9 Asuka |           Tâng and some as late as Sung, with authentic dates attached
10 Nara  | Neo-Confucianism of the succeeding Sung dynasty in China (960 to
11 Kamaku|          sect (perfected under the Sung dynasty, by the Southern
12 Ashika|            ripened later under the Sung dynasty (A.D. 960-1280),
13 Ashika|           painted part itself.~The Sung dynasty was a great age
14 Meiji |            Neo-Confucianism of the Sung scholars - with its individualism
15 Meiji |        revival of the Ashikaga and Sung masters in their ancient
16 Meiji |  accentuated outlines of the early Sung, and a modelling equal to