The sixth century was momentous in Japanese social, political, and cultural development in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
a. Buddhism was introduced from the Korean state of Paekche.
b. The Korean kingdom of Silla eliminated the Japanese colony of Kaya.
c. Daoism was formally adopted as the state religion by the Yamato empress Suiko.
d. The Chinese Sui dynasty attempted to dominate the Korean peninsula, pushing the levels of emigration from Korea to Japan to high levels.
c. Daoism was formally adopted as the state religion by the Yamato empress Suiko.
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