What impacted the nara period the most

answer: the nara period of ancient japan (710-794 ce), so called because for most of that time the capital was located at nara, then known as heijokyo, was a short period of transition prior to the significant heian period. despite the period's brevity it still managed to produce arguably the most famous works of japanese literature ever written and some of the most important temples still in use today including at todaiji, the largest wooden building in the world at that time, which still houses the largest bronze statue of buddha ever made.

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