Last samurai

Samurais and knights. They began as helpers and protectors of a village. Now they are considered the mostly considered the great and noble swordsmen on two different sides on earth. But in a death battle only one will survive. Like one said, ¨1v1 me idiot!” and the other replied in Japanese. The samurai has a strength in its sword, its armor, and its fight it puts up. The first strength of the samurai is that its sword. It is long but light, and the hilt is firm with an untraditional grip to hold

Japan’s Samurai In this text, the Yamamoto Tsunetomo describes various attributes that a samurai must have in order to serve their lord fully. These skills range from having wisdom, to having courage for every task that must be done. The reason that these virtues are important is because they exemplify the samurai of old, who were decreasing in number. Each virtue Yamamoto describes is important to a samurai, since it would form the keystone of his values. As such, Yamamoto starts out with why

The Heian Period of Japan and Medieval Europe are similar in ways, but mostly different. Both Japan and Europe had warriors. Japan had Samurai, and Europe had knights. Samurai had a code of Bushido. Bushido was a very strict code. In order for the samurai to maintain his honor, he was required to kill himself. They also fought in battles frequently. Knights had a code of chivalry. Their code includes being royal to the church, protect the helpless and women, and to be fair and respectful. To become

Samurai and Knights Were the similarities between Japanese samurai and European knights greater than the differences? The samurai and knights had a lot in common, but also had differences in this essay we will talk about some of the samurais and knights similarities, but we will also talk about the differences they had. The samurai had characteristics similar to the knights, but they were not exactly the same. Samurai had many unique cultural characteristics just for the. The Samurai pledge of

Japanese samurai were warriors of the shogun rulers throughout feudal times. The Samurai Were Japanese warrior noblemen. They dominated Japan from the 10th throughout the 19th century. They are Comparable to a Japanese version of European medieval knights. The samurai were impressive fighters in combat and were powerful. In the 8th century, Japan's government sent warriors to control barbarians in northern Honshu. The government depended allot on these warriors. The name samurai which is ('those

enjoyed more than two centuries of stability and peace. Were it not for a mix of external pressure and its resulting internal discontent, it is feasible that the Tokugawa could have maintained Japanese society for many years to come. The now legendary samurai Saigo Takamori would spend his youth under the regime, while his adulthood would see him overthrowing it. What was it that could cause Saigo to scorn the Tokugawa who had successfully led Japan for so long? It was a combination of the Tokugawa’s decline

Samurai and Knights Thousands of years ago two new, professional warriors arose. These two groups of warriors called the samurai, and knights were created around the same time even though they had no idea that the other even existed,they coexistited. These two types of soldiers were both similar and different in many ways. With all of these similarities and differences it makes us wonder which group of warriors would triumph in a battle. Based on evidence, I conclude that the samurai would win

is the Knights vs the samurais. The class system for Medieval Europe which goes King, Barons,Knight, peasant and the Tokugawa era which goes Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Farmers, Artisans, Merchants. Paragraph 1: The Warrior system: In Medieval Europe the warriors were called knights and they were there to protect the kingdoms against enemies which the kingdom might face . In Tokugawa Japan there warriors were called Samurais and they were assigned to protect cities. Samurais wore heavy armour and

How were knights and samurai similar? In Europe and Japan, there were issues that lead to a samurai and knights. The countries' government was not stable and quickly falling apart and so was the military. There were people invading their land and with an unstable government, they needed help before the invaders took over their way of life. Historians believe knights and samurai were different in their feelings about death, but they are more similar. They were both a warrior class and both showed

The samurai were the feudal warriors of ancient Japan. For thousands of years they upheld the code of bushido, the way of the warrior. Samurai were around for thousands of years, but when did they disappear? Does the code of bushido still exist to this day? Exploring the history of the samurai will give an explanation to what has happened to these formidable warriors. The samurai, or bushi (warrior), are well-trained cavalrymen that serve a particular lord. The first recorded history of