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[Hang Li Po]

Heian Era (794 - 1192)

[WangKon936]

Actually, the Japanese court in the 7th and 8th centuries adopted Paekje style clothing. I have pictures that I'll post later. Btw... how do you post pictures on this thing?????

You'll notice that after Paekje fell in 663 AD, Japan, over the following centuries, became less and less sinofied in clothing, government, etc. That is until they invaded Korea again in the late 16th century, kiddnapped Korean neo-confucian scholars and stole our books and metal type (so they can publish more books), they "rediscovered" confucianism again!

Edited by WangKon936, 07 March 2006 - 04:15 PM.

[Gubook Janggoon]

Nara Era (710 - 794)

I've been asking around for Japanese crowns for a while now, and this individual seems to be wearing some sort of crown.

Does anyone have any information on this headgear?

[DearCoolZ]

is this one a greek clothe?


this one looks like a tang/song style of clothe


this one looks like sui style of clothe

[coco2000]

this one looks like a tang/song style of clothe
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this one looks like sui style of clothe

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Would you show some of dresses from han dynasty, Tang and Sui? real ones historically confirmed not ones from TV Dramas.

Edited by coco2000, 09 March 2006 - 01:35 AM.

[DearCoolZ]

Would you show some of dresses from han dynasty, Tang and Sui? real ones historically confirmed not ones from TV Dramas.

sure


tang era clothe


and japanese clothe at the time







similar enough? i bet so










tang era women's clothe







this one is from five dynasties era







song dynasty painting,emperor
song weizong






women in tang era's clothe





a painting by gu hongzong(ad 910-980) also from the five dynasties era




tang taizong li shimin







ladies in tang era's painting...













just do a google search and you will find tons of ancient chinese paintings

Edited by DearCoolZ, 10 March 2006 - 10:55 AM.

[DearCoolZ]

ming taizu zhu yuanzhang




Emperor Wendi, first emperor of the Wei State
from six dynasties

Edited by DearCoolZ, 10 March 2006 - 10:57 AM.

[DaMo]

song dynasty painting,emperor
song weizong

Huh? I've never heard of a Song "Weizong". Which Song dynasty is this?

[DearCoolZ]

Huh? I've never heard of a Song "Weizong". Which Song dynasty is this?

heres the link
http://www.chinesear...nsha/p28-3c.htm

actually the painting isnt about song weizong（宋微宗）,the painting is from his favorite painter: Han Kan
those paintings are replicates of original paintings that are stored in either,中国故宫博物院，台湾故宫博物院or national museum of japan

[qrasy]

is this one a greek clothe?
http://img416.images...atowoman6zt.gif

Yeah, I also thought of Greek

this one looks like a tang/song style of clothe
http://img315.images...ukubukan9rt.jpg

this one looks like sui style of clothe

http://img416.images...sisugata9ti.jpg

tang era clothe
http://www.orientarc...pp/murals88.jpg

and japanese clothe at the time

http://img315.images...ukubukan9rt.jpg

And you're yet to show Sui woman dress.

song weizong（宋微宗）

BTW you have misread the second character.
It's Song Huizong (宋徽宗)
徽 not 微

Edited by qrasy, 11 March 2006 - 05:07 AM.

[DearCoolZ]

my bad,the second character is so small.


sui dynasty's painting is hard to find,can someone find it for me?

Edited by DearCoolZ, 11 March 2006 - 02:56 PM.

[ChiangAP]

BTW you have misread the second character.
It's Song Huizong (宋徽宗)
徽 not 微

And the rider is not the emperor, but a jockey.

[DearCoolZ]

And the rider is not the emperor, but a jockey.

i believe i've already explained this in my other post

[Hoa Phau]

i like the clothing during the heian period, it looks so classical, purely classical as it was than the familiar japanese attire.

Edited by Hoa Phau, 03 April 2006 - 03:11 AM.

[caocao74]

i like the clothing during the heian period, it looks so classical, purely classical as it was than the familiar japanese attire.

...if you sat all day at Court writing poetry living off the profits of your shoen commendations