Shotoku Taishi
a. was a Chinese Buddhist monk who became the first Heian emperor.
b. was believed to be the son of Izanami by the Koreans of Silla and people of Shikoku.
c. used Chinese political procedures to strengthen Japanese unity to resist Chinese power.
d. sent missions to India to study the more centralized system of government there.
e. was the first shogun of Japan.
c
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