During a civil war near the end of this period, a clan leader committed ritual suicide by seppuku in the Byōdō-in. Two late battles during this period, which saw reversed results, involved the tearing up of a bridge over the Uji River. The turning point of a war in this period was the Battle of Kurikara. The Hōgen and Heiji rebellions were brief civil wars in this period, after which one leader later returned to aid the (*) Minamoto clan. In this period, ladies often wore the twelve-layered (10[1])jūnihitoe (“DEW-knee-HEAT-oh-ay”), and the first official hiragana syllabary document was produced. This period saw many occasions of “cloistered rule”. In this period, Emperor Kanmu moved the capital to Kyoto in 794 CE. Sei Shonagon’s The Pillow (10[1])Book was (10[1])written during, for 10 points, what final period of classical Japan, succeeded by the Kamakura shogunate? ■END■