down a pattern of rule in Japan that would last for some seven centuries. Throughout most of Japanese history, the power of the emperor, tenno, has been either limited or purely symbolic. Still, all Japan's effective rulers, from the Fujiwara and Hojo re... ... middle of paper ... ...llowing among the samurai, now a leading social class in Japan. Despite several decades of peace and economic expansion, widespread rumors predicting impending political coups fueled a growing discord among the
Dragons are very important symbols in Asia, they serve as guardians, marriage symbols, and many other things. Dragons are defined as mythological creatures that look serpent like. Different places in Asia each has their own symbolism for the dragon. Dragons are popular in many panting’s all across of Asia and have been around for a long time. Dragons not only appear on painting, but also on many other things such as jewelry and robes. The origin of dragons in Japan were actually from China