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It went emperor, figurehead, daimyo, samurai (warriors), and then peasants (poor, normal people). Imagine a pyramid.
Imagine a pyramid. At the very top is the emperor. Then comes the figurehead. Then the daimyo. The the samurai (warriors), then peasants (poor but regular people).
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he was a terrible samurai and therefore did poor leadership as a daimyo.
Samurai are very powerful and fierce humans. They are trained to fight so people fear them.
After WWII people could no longer become samurai, but the devotion of samurai is still used in modern times.
No. Samurai where made to kill. Killing is never good and very rarely seen as help.Difrent veiwpointThe Samurai were primarily soldiers. When the defended Japan and the Japanese people they helped the people.
Yes, there is. it is called poopanishkinos
Samurai's no longer exist in Japan. People often practice the sword styles for special events, but there are no real Samurai left in Japan.
In the Edo period or the Tokugawa Period, the samurai apparently became poorer. This is due to the cash economy being used by the Merchant class. As the normal mode of payment became cash, rice, which samurai have plenty of became worthless.
to kill people
The samurai were a status people in Japan. They were like medieval knights, elite fighting force that had status, usually money and land. They only served their master. Samurai often used poor people or criminals to perform sword cutting techniques. Not as honorable as hollywood would have you believe.