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    realization that he is no longer a human and must learn and follow the rules of the kyuuketsuki from Shusaku. Later Taro learns that the murderers who killed his father were actually out to kill him. Shusaku tells him they were hired by a Lord Oda‚ a daimyo and samurai. At first‚ Taro doubts Shusaku and says‚ “A samurai does not kill strangers for no reason. Lord Oda is a man of honor.”(66) Shusaku then explains to him that it is impossible to hold a position like Lord Oda’s while being completely honorable

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    Japanese Isolation Period

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    After Tokugawa Bakufu put major strains on food resources‚ and Bakufu’ s inability to stop the arrival of the American fleet in 1853 this led to Japanese Daimyo‚ Peasants and Samurai feeling very frustrated with Bakufu. On January the 3rd‚ 1868 Emperor Meiji was nominated the new ruler of Japan‚ who brought new change both political and economic and new rules to Japanese society. “The Samurai were forbidden

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    revenues‚ build private armies Samurai – mounted troops of bushi; loyal to local lords‚ not the emperor Seppuku – ritual suicide/disembowelment in Japan; demonstrated courage and a means to restore family honor Shogun – military leaders of the bakufu Daimyo – warlord leaders of 300 small states following Onin War & disruption of Ashikaga Shogunate Sinification – extensive adaptation of Chinese culture in other regions; typical of Korea and Japan‚ not for Vietnam What three areas were in the orbit of

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    Jonathan Mendez Global Civilization II Professor Michael Efthimiades March 6‚ 2009 Tokugawa Shogunate in Japan’s History   The Tokugawa shogunate‚ also known as the Tokugawa bakufu‚ and the Edo bakufu was a feudal regime of Japan established by Tokugawa Ieyasu and ruled by the shoguns of the Tokugawa family. This period is known as the Edo period and gets its name from the capital city of Edo‚ now Tokyo. The Tokugawa shogunate ruled from Edo Castle from 1603 until 1868‚ when it was abolished

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    breakdown in the social hierarchy that was so firmly entrenched in Japanese culture‚ as the merchants because of their newfound wealth began to marry above their designated class. Along with the fall of the samurai from their once exulted position‚ the daimyo role also changed because of constrictions and expectations placed on them by the Tokugawa government. Trying to maintain this expensive way of life led to an increase of tax on the peasant class combined with famine and debt it was not surprising

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    Chinese Confucian law and the Buddhism. In Europe they had kings who had nobles‚ nobles provided knights mounted warrior‚ or infantry solders and under them were serfs. Japan was much more complex. They had an emperor‚ who had a shogun who had a daimyo that had samurais. Under samurais were merchants‚ peasants‚ farmers‚ and craft workers. Japanese samurais’ servants did didn’t tend to their land like in the case of the serfs of European knights. European feudalism was quite older than Japanese

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    World Final Review: China: Major dynasties after Qin Shang Capital Anyang Had dynasty ruling families Shang Kings had little land and the nobles governed most of the land and were loyal to the king Noblewomen had status Majoristy of people were peasants and lived in poor conditions Chief God- Shand Di Polytheistic Believed ancestor worships- helped with war and crops Zhou Longest ruling dynasty Introduce feudalism Confucianism Qin Shi Huangdi: Leader Xiangyang: Capital Policy

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    follow these rules. This disagreement later led to conflict that broke up China’s empire. Europeans began to arrive in Japan in 1543. The Portuguese were the first‚ they brought goods like clocks‚ eyeglasses‚ and guns. Japanses merchants and the Daimyo welcomed them at first. Christian missionaries arrived in 1549‚ some missionaries scorned traditional Japanese beliefs and destroyed local thrines‚ though. Hideyoshi issued an edict in 1587 prohibiting Christians activities in his lands. Over the

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    alcove‚ to place scrolls of calligraphy and flower arrangements. All of these features become central to Japanese architecture and room furnishing. • The warfare in this period is so intense and the society so torn apart that the major goal of the daimyo who reunify Japan in 1600 is the establishment of order. The Tokugawa period‚ 1600 -1868‚ is thus distinguished from the medieval period by the cessation of warfare and the evolution of a pre-modern society marked by commercial development and urbanization

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    lasting effects on Japan from China include; new social values and statuses‚ achievements in literary works‚ and an impact on women’s rights. In the end Japan abandons the Chinese influence altogether and their political structure collapses causing the Daimyos to take control. Korea also had the same idea as Japan‚ cultural borrowing from China. They copied Buddhism‚ China’s art & architecture‚ and Confucian learning. Korea tried bureaucracy as well but they failed‚ having no support form nobles. Korea

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