In which period did japan begin to move away from chinese and korean influences and develop its own unique culture? a.) when the yayoi people came to japan b.) during prince shōtoku's rule c.)under emperor kammu’s rule in heian d.)when the feudal system ended e.)after the battle of sekigahara

The answer is C

C.) under Emperor Kammu’s rule in Heian

Explanation:

Ruler Kammu reigned in antiquated Japan from 781 to 806 CE and is most noted for migrating the funding to Heiankyo (Kyoto) in 794 CE. Kammu was a standout amongst the most dominant heads Japan had seen or could ever observe, and his rule saw a rebuilding of the imperial family unit and government, diminishing the state's expenses and improving it ready to deal with the nation and battle corruption.  

Head Kammu kept on applying Chinese standards to government, particularly Confucianism and Taoist elucidation of omens. In any case, he pruned the state organization which had turned out to be clumsy and excessively exorbitant. The quantity of government employees was abridged and a few services stifled. Kammu likewise shaped a little group of guides to go about as a warning body, the family unit treasury office (Kuranda-dokoro). In these changes, Kammu was helped by the lucky planning that saw the greater part of the old ground-breaking faction pioneers pass away and their successors battle to discover the assets to migrate twice to the new capitals.