Ōmi Code facts for kids
The Ōmi Code (近江令, ōmiryō) was a very important set of laws in ancient Japan. It was also known as the Asuka Kiyomihara Code. These laws were written between the years 668 and 672.
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What Was the Ōmi Code?
The Ōmi Code was a collection of rules and regulations for Japan. It was made up of 22 different books or volumes. This code helped to organize the government and daily life in Japan.
Who Created These Laws?
A powerful leader named Fujiwara no Kamatari created the Ōmi Code. He was a very influential person in Japan at that time. He helped shape the country's early legal system.
When Was the Ōmi Code Used?
The Ōmi Code was put into effect during the last year of Emperor Tenji's rule. This was around the year 672. It was one of the first major law codes in Japan.
Why Was It Important?
The Ōmi Code was an early version of another famous set of laws called the Taihō Code. The Taihō Code was created later, in 701. The Ōmi Code laid the groundwork for future Japanese laws. It showed how Japan was starting to build a more organized government.
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