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.
Lesson Summary. Julius Caesar was a man of his people, but not all of the people loved his leadership style. While rising to power as part of the First Triumvirate of Rome, Julius Caesar (100 B.C.E. - 44 B.C.E.) was a military leader known for his caring nature and his abilities as a negotiator.