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From the sixth century to the seventh century, new empires emerged in India, brought on by the invasion of the Response area. In the medieval period, the Tang dynasty ruled China from 618–907, followed by the Response area, which ruled from 960–1279. Together, these dynasties ushered in an era of cultural achievement considered a golden age for China. Response area was among many foreign visitors to the court of Kublai Khan during the Yuan dynasty. Important contact between Europe and Asia continued during this prosperous and peaceful time. Response area founded in India and brought to Korea from China, became the dominant religion in Korea. Chinese armies conquered and dominated the area of Vietnam. The Vietnamese adopted many Confucian ideas and adopted the Chinese Response area system and Chinese governmental structure.

Tang dynasty, Zheng He, Ming Dynasty, Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Mongols and Turks, Civil Service, Merit Pay, Marco Polo, Song Dynasty, Vasco De Gama, Grecian and Egyptian

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civilizations, Marco Polo, Ming Dynasty, India, Korea, Vietnam, Kublai Khan, Yuan Dynasty, cultural achievement, golden age, invasion, empires, foreign visitors, contact, dominant religion, governmental structure, armies, prosperity, peaceful time.

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Tang dynasty, Zheng He, Ming Dynasty, Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Mongols and Turks, Civil Service, Merit Pay, Marco Polo, Song Dynasty, Vasco De Gama, Grecian and Egyptian civilizations, Marco Polo, Ming Dynasty, India, Korea, Vietnam, Kublai Khan, Yuan Dynasty, cultural achievement, golden age, invasion, empires, foreign visitors, contact, dominant religion, governmental structure, armies, prosperity, peaceful time.

During the sixth and seventh centuries, new empires emerged in India, brought on by the invasion of the Response area. In the medieval period, the Tang dynasty ruled China from 618–907, followed by the Song Dynasty, which ruled from 960–1279. Together, these dynasties ushered in an era of cultural achievement considered a golden age for China. Marco Polo was among many foreign visitors to the court of Kublai Khan during the Yuan dynasty. Important contact between Europe and Asia continued during this prosperous and peaceful time. Buddhism, founded in India and brought to Korea from China, became the dominant religion in Korea. Chinese armies conquered and dominated the area of Vietnam. The Vietnamese adopted many Confucian ideas and adopted the Chinese governmental system and structure.

Notable figures like Zheng He, a renowned Chinese explorer, and Vasco De Gama, a Portuguese explorer, played significant roles in the continued contact and exploration between civilizations. The Mongols and Turks also had an impact on the region during this time.

The idea of a Civil Service system with Merit Pay originated during the Tang dynasty and continued to be refined during the Ming Dynasty. Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism were the major philosophical and religious belief systems during this era.

Trade and cultural exchange flourished during this period, with Marco Polo's accounts of his travels to China and the Grecian and Egyptian civilizations becoming famous.

In summary, the Tang and Song dynasties in China, along with the emergence of empires in India, and the contact between cultures led to a prosperous and culturally rich era known as a golden age.