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What was the immediate impact of the imperial move to Heian?A) Shintoism was formally suppressed following the marriage of the Empress Koken to a former monk.B) Buddhism ceased to play a major role in Japanese society.C) The aristocracy was restored to counterbalance the power of the Buddhist monasteries and took over most of the positions in the central government.D) The scholar-gentry was able to assert itself through the state's acceptance of a formal examination system modeled on the Chinese bureaucracy.E) The aristocrats gave up positions in the central government under pressure from the Buddhists.
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