Don07 do you know the Religion of the Tang, Song, Mongols or the Ming?

Buddhism

Explanation:

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T'ang Dynasty era saw monumental shifts from north China plain to Yangtze River Basin (which becomes major food-producing region) and southern coastal areas, creating new centers of population, production, and trade. The Tang era produced renewed urban expansion; renaissance in the arts, scholarship, and invention; institutionalized education and civil service exams for the (shi) scholar-bureaucrat testing knowledge of imperial dynasties, painting, calligraphy, poetry, law, mathematics, and astronomy. The Tang were also receptive to foreign contacts

Explanation:

Song (or Sung) Dynasty was marked by Neo Confucian revival (which remained the core of traditional study until the 20th century), peace, prosperity, strengthened tradition of scholarly rule. The Song was renowned as a glorious period of artistic and literary production and technological inventions. One of the most important was advancement of agricultural technology, aided by the import of a fast-growing Vietnamese strain of rice, which achieved a self-sufficient and efficient food supply for everyone that remained in place into the 20th century.

Buddhism played a dominant role in Tang dynasty China, its influence evident in poetry and art of the period. A universalistic religious philosophy that originated in India (the historical Buddha was born in c.a. 563 BCE), Buddhism first entered China in the first century CE with traders following the Silk Route.

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