The decline in central power in Japan in the twelfth century was the result of the ________.
A) failure of Champa rice
B) Mongol invasion
C) growing power of the uji
D) emphasis on Chinese traditions

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The growing power of the uji, or clans, in Japan during the twelfth century led to a decline in central power as these clans became increasingly independent and powerful.

The Decline in Central Power in Japan in the Twelfth