Which was NOT a reason for the decline of the Heian dynasty in Japan?

a. Corruption in the imperial bureaucracy let to feudal fragmentation.

b. A shogun was installed as military governor over the emperor.

c. The equal-field system gradually fell into disuse in Japan.

d. Elite clans amassed most of Japan's lands into vast estates.

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Derek Dean

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1 June, 05:07

Which was NOT a reason for the decline of the Heian dynasty in Japan?

a. Corruption in the imperial bureaucracy let to feudal fragmentation.

b. A shogun was installed as military governor over the emperor.

c. The equal-field system gradually fell into disuse in Japan.

d. Elite clans amassed most of Japan's lands into vast estates.

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Mendez · Answer 1

It would be that the "The equal-field system gradually fell into disuse in Japan," that was not a reason for the decline of the Heian dynasty in Japan, since this system remained somewhat intact.