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    ancient traditions have been lost. The fading of the ancient sword making traditions is a symbolic end to the way of the samurai and the beginning of the stifling western influence. The samurai class began a slow decline during the 1800s; one of the defining moments in Japan ’s history that signified the end of the samurai reign was in 1867 when Emperor Meiji abolished the samurai class (Transition from Edo period to Meiji period) and banned the possession of swords in urban areas. These events caused

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    hereditary class of warriors ran Japan under a centralized feudal system‚ but samurai rarely had a reason to use their weapons. Japan experienced decades of domestic peace due to many factors‚ including its relative seclusion‚ and centralized government. This is reflected through a woodblock print entitled Tokaido Yoshida‚ which appears to take place in a teahouse filled with geisha‚ and frequented by samurai. The samurai are indicated by their showy clothing‚ and hats‚ which are embroidered with a

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    Many people have wondered throughout history what the outcome would be if a knight met a samurai in battle in the Medieval times. However‚ there are many more variables at play here. For example‚ the environment is a huge factor to take into account. For example‚ due to the lighter nature of the samurai’s armour‚ they were likely to have the advantage of speed over the knights‚ so they would not be able to utilise their speed in a bow duel. Firstly‚ one would need to take into account the difference

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    THEMED RESEARCH PAPER: VOLUNTARY SUICIDE OF THE MODERN WORLD HISTORY Voluntary Suicide of the Modern World History Throughout history‚ the world has seen and experienced different acts of violence‚ murder and terrorism. There were armies‚ groups‚ and individuals involved in these violent acts. Some of these acts were well thought out while others happened in the moment. The people perpetrating these acts were under the order of their superiors‚ religious leaders‚ and political leaders. Others

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    sacrifice his life for his master. Such an act was thought of as the highest from of honor and respect. It was during the twelfth century that these warriors became known as samurai‚ meaning “those who serve.” Although the samurai were mainly soldiers‚ many excelled in the arts and philosophy. In these pursuits‚ the samurai normally showed the same type of discipline that characterized their martial

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    The Bushido Code‚ the “way of the samurai” is the meaning of Bushido. People should be using the Bushido Code for their own lives. The Bushido has eight virtues‚ for an example; rectitude‚ courage‚ benevolence‚ politeness‚ sincerity‚ honor‚ loyalty‚ and self-control. The first argument is people should use the Bushido Code‚ even though it means the “way of the warrior” but it doesn’t have to apply to be a warrior. According to the Global Studies English “ ‘superior man’ was used frequently by Confucius

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    code that was adhered to by the samurai warrior class in Japan. Bushido encompasses many aspects of religion and philosophy. Although bushido was only passed through word of mouth it held great influence in Japan and it may yet hold this influence. It is the code of laws that decided the behavior and lives of Japan’s noble warrior class. To attain a grasp of what bushido really is one must first understand its sources and origins. Bushido or The Way of the Samurai‚ literally translates to military

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    both been affected by agriculture‚ social classes‚ and lack of power from the king/emperor. However‚ there had been major differences such as the role of women‚ and the different beliefs for a warrior between Chivalry (knights) and the Bushido code (samurais). Japan and Europe during the middle ages had both been affected by agriculture‚ social classes‚ and lack of power from the king/emperor. For example‚ in each place‚ peasants provided food for the manor/village in exchange for protection from invaders

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    The Meiji Restoration or the “enlightened rule”‚ led by Mutsuhito‚ was Japan’s big shot at industrializing. Mutsuhito decided that the best way to modernize was to send diplomats around the world to find things they could implement into their own country. Japan’s military was inspired from the strong Germans and also Britain’s navy fleet. They borrowed the US’s public education system too. Soon with the railroads and increased production of resources‚ Japan became a force to be reckoned with. Japan

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    to the use of Shinto traditions and beliefs to support Japanese nationalism in the late 19th century and early 20th century. This form of religious nationalism is often associated with what is called the Meiji Restoration‚ which began in 1867 when samurai rule in Japan was defeated and the Emperor was restored. Shrine Shinto was the most authentically Japanese form of religion and culture‚ and that it was fundamental to Japanese identity at the national level. Shinto became the state religion‚ and

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