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How did people treat the Samurai?
With respect. If they did not treat him with respect, they would get killed.
What were the benefits for a samurai?
You get to defend yourself and you get more respect
How does the Samurai treat his lord?
He treats his lord with great and total respect. He lives and fights for his lord.
What was the code of daily behavior that samurai had to follow?
Samurai followed bushido (the way of the warrior), the seven virtues of bushido are Rectitude, Courage, Benevolence, Respect, Honesty, Honour and Loyalty
These people were members of the hereditary warrior class that existed in japan until the 1870's?
samurai
What is the samurai of Japan?
Samurai were the elite and most respected fighters, so much so that one could be immediatley executed for not showing them the proper respect. Thus when the Sengokujidai ended and Japan experienced 2 centuries of peace the samurai had little to do.
How does murakami become the servant of his father's enemy The Samurai's Tale?
Murakami becomes the servant of his father's enemy in "The Samurai's Tale" when his father is captured and held prisoner by the enemy samurai. To save his father's life, Murakami agrees to serve the samurai and eventually earns his respect through his loyalty and bravery.
What do samurai's believe?
The virtues of a Samuria were: Courage Morality Benevolence Respect Honesty Honour Loyalty Wisdom
Why do you respect people?
You have to respect people so that they will respect you.
How did the samurai improve their discipline?
To improve discipline, the samurai followed bushido (the way of the warrior) the seven virtues of bushido are Rectitude, Courage, Benevolence, Respect, Honesty, Honour and loyalty
Why would some people fear the samurai?
Samurai are very powerful and fierce humans. They are trained to fight so people fear them.
What did the samurai's code of Bushido tell a samurai to do?
It told them about the way they were supposed to behave. They were supposed to behave with honor and show respect to their lords and to their emperor. They had to kill themselves if they failed their superiors or if they didn't follow the bushido.
