What was the period in Japan's history in the late 19th century when imperial rule was restored known as?

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The answer is Meiji period also known as Meiji Restoration.

This was a major event in Japanese history that restored the Imperial rule over all of Japan. It is named after the Emperor Meiji.

The <span>Meiji period is usually defined between 1868 - 1912 which also saw nation-wide social and economic reforms.</span>

The <span>Meiji period was critical in bringing advanced learning and scientific knowledge to the Japanese society.</span>

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