Inspired by the Tang example, one clan claimed imperial authority over others; Built a new capital (Nara) in 710 C.E., modeled on Chang'an; Adopted Confucianism and Buddhism, but maintained their Shinto rites; Heian Japan (794-1185 C.E.) Moved to new capital, Heian (modern Kyoto), in 794; Japanese emperors as ceremonial figureheads and symbols of authority
Answers. Best Answer: You're not allowed to do that, since you cannot bring swords or other such weapons to school. Caesar would have worn a toga in civil life. For additional drawings, consult a copy of Scudder's Second Year Latin, perhaps used by your school. There is a great deal of information therein about Roman life.
Caesar himself was content with Cleopatra ruling Egypt as the two of them found in each other the same kind of stratagem and intelligence, bonding them together with a mutual respect. In 46 BCE, Caesar returned to Rome and, shortly after, brought Cleopatra, their son, and her entire entourage to live there. He openly acknowledged Caesarion as his son (though not his heir) and Cleopatra as his consort.