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 1 Confuc|  dynasty (202 B.C. to 220 A.D.) succeeding the Shin, followed in the
 2 Confuc|      their government. But many succeeding dynasties added to the work.
 3 Taoism|         style from those of the succeeding epoch which still retain
 4 Asuka |  Fujiwaras and Minamotos did in succeeding ages. The Sogas remained
 5 Asuka | subsequent assassination of the succeeding Emperor, who chose to object
 6 Nara  |         to betray itself in the succeeding period, when the tendency
 7 Nara  |         Neo-Confucianism of the succeeding Sung dynasty in China (960
 8 Heian |  separatedness is lost, and the succeeding era shows their absorption
 9 Fujiwa|       the daimyos and~barons of succeeding ages. Revolts in the North
10 Vista |     Chinese ethics; through the succeeding preliminary phases of Nara