 
 <prompt> "The Fujiwaras were culturally influential during the Heian period in Japan. They were known for their patronage of the arts, including poetry, literature, and music. Their lavish lifestyles and extravagant court ceremonies set the standard for aristocratic culture at the time. Despite their political power, the Fujiwaras were also deeply involved in religious practices, supporting Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Overall, they played a significant role in shaping the cultural landscape of Japan during this period." <response>: A fight for power for mid-twelfth century make Fujiwara get chance to regain their former power. Fujiwara no Yorinaga join retired emperor fight for 1156 against the heir apparent wey Taira and Minamoto support (Hōgen Rebellion). For the end, Fujiwara scatter, old government system change, and the insei system no get power again as bushi take control of court matters, wey be turning point for Japanese history. For 1159, Taira and Minamoto clash (Heiji Rebellion), and twenty years of Taira dominance start. 