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All Regional and Traditional Architecture of East Asia

Named regional and traditional building traditions this atlas records as belonging to China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Tibet or Taiwan, including the Ryukyu Kingdom tradition of what is now Okinawa. Belongs here: any regional or traditional architecture entry this atlas records as originating in East Asia. Does not belong here: a tradition originating in South, Southeast Asia or elsewhere, gathered under one of this subcategory's other regional groups.

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Era of Emergence
618 CE 1
All Regional and Traditional Architecture of East Asia
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Ainu Chashi Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Assam-type architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Chinese Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Dancheong

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Dzong architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Ilkhanid Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Japanese Traditional Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Korean Traditional Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Log Building Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Minka

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Mongolian Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Newar Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Ryukyuan Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Shinden-zukuri

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Shoin-zukuri

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Shophouse

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Siheyuan

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Sino-Portuguese architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Thai Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Tibetan Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Vietnamese Architecture

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Yaodong

Regional and Traditional Architecture

Yurt

Regional and Traditional Architecture
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1. Wikipedia
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  • Wikipedia, Tang dynasty, lead section
    The Tang dynasty was an imperial dynasty of China that ruled from 618 to 907.
  • Wikipedia, Chinese architecture, lead section
    Starting with the Tang dynasty, Chinese architecture has had a major influence on the architectural styles of neighbouring East Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and Mongolia.
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