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The 72 pages that link to Heian period, each with the reason it gives.

• NinjuNarrower topic: Ninju falls within the Heian period’s early centuries.

• Ono no KomachiNarrower topic: Komachi’s ninth-century career belongs to the period’s early court culture.

• Ōshikōchi no MitsuneNarrower topic: Mitsune’s career unfolded amid the court culture that fostered waka.

• TenryakuNarrower topic: Tenryaku dates to the middle of the Heian period.

• Ariwara no NarihiraNarrower topic: Narihira’s aristocratic life and poetry arose within its court society.

• GangyōNarrower topic: Gangyō falls within its early court-centered centuries.

• OnmyōdōRelated: Onmyōdō became especially visible in court life and aristocratic accounts during this era.

• TanabataRelated: Tanabata observances became established among the Japanese court during this era.

• Ten'anNarrower topic: Ten'an falls within the early Heian period.

• TentokuNarrower topic: Tentoku falls within the Heian period.

• ChōtokuNarrower topic: Chōtoku belongs to the court-centered era of Heian Japan.

• Culture of JapanBroader topic: Court literature and visual arts established influential classical traditions.

• EnryakuBroader topic: The final years of Enryaku overlap the beginning of this historical period.

• JōheiNarrower topic: Jōhei’s eight-year span falls within this longer historical period.

• KemariBroader topic: Kemari became a prominent pastime among court nobles during this era.

• ŌwaNarrower topic: Ōwa falls within the Heian period’s court-centered political era.

• Pax SinicaRelated: Japan drew on Chinese models but developed outside direct imperial rule.

• Post-classical historyBroader topic: Its distinctive chronology and institutions resist simple alignment with European medieval periodization.

• Ten'enNarrower topic: Ten'en falls within the Heian period's court-centered political order.

• TenchōNarrower topic: Tenchō falls within the early Heian period.

• TengyōNarrower topic: Tengyō falls within the Heian period.

• Teru teru bōzuNarrower topic: Some accounts trace related weather customs to practices in this early historical period.