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During the post classical period, 650 C.E to 1450 C.E, Japanese leaders were confronted with several issues that threatened political order in Japan. The problems that arose during that time included a lack of respect for Buddhism, for example, monks were not taking their vows seriously. Another problem included the division between classes in the social structure, one instance was when the lady-in-waiting in the temple showed disdain for the peasants in a lower class than her. Ultimately, one last problem was the lack of overall respect for the government. Samurais were not being properly trained and the Daimyo were fighting among themselves simply for power. The issues that presented themselves during this time period can be solved in many ways. Buddhism, a unified religion, reestablishing Confucian values and relationships, and properly training the Samurai are just

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Samurais were warriors who were well trained and fought for japan. The title “samurais” were given to armed clan leaders in the north. The term “samurai” means “to serve”. The samurai answer to the daimyos. If the samurai disobey their master in any sort of ways, they would disgrace himself and his family. Samurai were trained at a very young age. At 14 they would already be a samurai, but before they became a samurai they had t learn how to ride a horse and other things as well. Their warfare's were filled with all kind of weapons like, the sword, The longbow, and the japanese spear. Armors were also part of samurai warfares. Samurai’s fighting were an important part in the history of their warfare.

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The actions the samurai displayed were loyalty, honor, righteousness, and filial piety to their daimyo

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For many years, the legendary Japanese samurai warriors showed that they are the most well known class of ancient Japan and also known with their supremacy of honor, service, and duty which the Japanese society still have today. The samurai helped lay the foundations of Japan's culture. They held values and morals that have held up for so many years; it is wonderful that they have held on to them for so long. If it were not for the samurai influence Japan may not have the same exact views on how to live there life. Samurai's are a very important part of Japanese’s culture. Japanese samurai were warriors of the shogun rulers amid medieval

The characteristics of the samurai.What were the characteristics of the samurai and samurai culture?The samurai were a warrior culture that was unique to japan.The samurai followed a code of conduct know as bushido.The code was bushid was for the samurai.The samurai confines himself to practicing the way.These moral principles in the land.The samurai were soldiers by japanese serving nobles japanese called daimyo to protect their lands.In japan the daimyos held a social position that was almost identical to the one held by the lords in europe.In japan the

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War played a central part in the history of Japanese samurai. As regional clans gathered manpower, resources and struck alliances with each other, they formed a hierarchy centered around a toryo, or chief. This chief was typically a relative of the emperor

In fact, the Samurai were famous for their fighting style and weaponry, disciplined training, their high position of power in Japanese society, and their philosophy of Bushido. Although the samurai were not as high ranking as the emperor in Japanese

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