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    Tokugawa Japan

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    they dress. The Daimyo were forced to go and live in Edo every second year. This left their families as hostages and cause income problems. The privileged classes in Japanese feudal society were the Imperial family‚ the court nobles and the Samurai. Samurai were fighters of feudal Japan who served and protected the Daimyo and followed the Bushido – a code of conduct expecting them to be loyal and brave. The rest of the social structure consisted of peasants who were farms who lived off the land

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    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 feudalism. The European system was more centralized than the

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    turmoil and unrest. Angered by the high rents they had to pay‚ peasants began revolting against their lords. To quell this chaos‚ the lords began hiring samurai to put down the rebellions. Taking advantage of the situation‚ the samurai began making demands of these lords so that by the end of these revolts‚ most of the new daimyo were former samurai. With these new daimyo in power‚ they began to clash with one another. This infighting erupted into a civil war that eventually ended with no apparent

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    Okinawa Culture Thesis: This paper will examine two distinctive traits; resilience and discipline; and how it forged the culture of the Okinawa people. I. History A. The Ryukyu Kingdom occupied a distinct position to the south of Japan. B. Sho Shoken was indeed an important figure to solidify the culture or Okinawa. II. Battle of Okinawa A. The Battle of Okinawa begins on April of 1945 testing the strength of the Okinawan people B. After the war‚ Okinawa begins to integrate

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    To start off‚ Medieval Europe’s feudalism was based on Roman Laws alongside with Germanic traditions & customs. The code of chivalry showed the qualities such as bravery and honor. This code influenced the good behaviors of others. The kings & queens were the highest rank‚ while the peasants & serfs were the lowest. The manorial system was the relationship between the knight and his peasants. Serfs had lack of freedom. For an example‚ if they wanted to marry‚ they had to get the Lord’s approval

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    47 Ronin

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    Cited: Ikegami‚ Eiko. The Taming of the Samurai: Honorific Individualism and the Making of Modern Japan. London: Harvard University Press‚ 1997. Sato‚ Hiroaki Legends of the Samurai. New York: The Overlook Press‚ 1995.

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    To what extent was socialism involved in the Meiji Restoration? The Meiji Restoration was one of the fastest and most effective political‚ social and economic overhauls of an entire country. In merely one generation Japan as a country unified and became one of the most powerful countries in the world. Yet were the changes fundamentally socialist or just incorporated aspects of socialism? When viewing it at as a whole‚ the Meiji Restoration did exhibit ideas from the majorly state socialism but

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    This story is about a murdered samurai‚ named Takehiko. He was known to be a samurai in the town of Kokufo in the province of Wakasa. There are three different versions of who really killed that samurai and four inconsistent testimonies in front of a high police commissioner. The only certain that happened in the story is that Masago was raped by Tajomaru. Then afterwards‚ many discrepancies occurred next in the story that whoever killed the samurai; Tajomaru‚ Masago or himself. This story has many

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    structures took off during this time. Most castles would have white walls and be heavily decorated. These castles would be surrounded by moats and large stone walls. These structures could be compared to sixteenth century European fortifications. The samurai during this time were decorated with badges and belts to indicate their honorable standing. In Tokugawa Japan‚ Buddhism and Shintoism were the two main religions. Christianity was highly prohibited in this society. The author states "overseas Japanese

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    April 6 1868‚ the Oath in Five Articles was published and became the basic guiding principle of the government. Meiji period began. The new government of Japan applied a lot of policy during that time. They changed the traditional society structure. Samurai was no more the lords. Businessman had more attention than before. Government also support a lot industry to get start‚ the earlier one is filature. In 1882‚ Japan Central Bank was set.

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