300 BC
300 BC — Korea: BC: Beginning of the Iron Age / China: Erya was published / Japan: The mass migration of groups from the Asian continent to the Japanese archipelago marked the transition to the Yayoi period. Japanese society transitioned to a settled agricultural economy. Yayoi immigrants were integrated with the indigenous population, resulting in a synthesis of new cultural influences and exist…
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| KoreaOld Chosŏn 2333 BC–108 BC | ChinaWarring States period 476 BC–221 BC | JapanYayoi period 300 BC–250 | United States |
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- BC: Beginning of the Iron Age.
- BC: Establishment of Jin in southern Korean peninsula.
| - Erya was published.
- The Guodian Chu Slips were produced.
| - The mass migration of groups from the Asian continent to the Japanese archipelago marked the transition to the Yayoi period. Japanese society transitioned to a settled agricultural economy. Yayoi immigrants were integrated with the indigenous population, resulting in a synthesis of new cultural influences and existing practices.
- 吉野ケ里遺跡に大規模な環濠集落が形成される。JA
| covered from 1607 |