KnowraNara periodLinked fromLinked fromThe 33 pages that link to Nara period, each with the reason it gives.All 33Broader topic 2Related 9Narrower topic 21Compared with 1RitsuryōRelated: Ritsuryō institutions were especially visible in the Nara-era capital and administration.Asuka periodRelated: It followed Asuka and inherited the centralized institutions developed during the seventh century.Man'yōganaRelated: Man'yōgana flourished in surviving texts from this period.Shinbutsu-shūgōRelated: State-sponsored temples and shrine rites began to share institutional ground during this period.Kansai regionRelated: Nara’s place in Kansai reflects the region’s early role in centralized government.Nara PrefectureRelated: The period takes its name from the capital located in present-day Nara.Kakinomoto no HitomaroRelated: The anthology preserving Hitomaro’s poetry was compiled in this succeeding era.OnmyōdōRelated: Court administration in this period established offices for calendrical and yin-yang expertise.KeiunRelated: Keiun immediately preceded the period conventionally associated with Nara.