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You once heard that most mansions are larger than medieval castles is that true?
I don't think so.Many medieval castles and other fortifications are huge.
What is the medieval Japanese culture in The Pillow Book?
"The Pillow Book", refers to a medieval Japanese diary, the book of observations by Sei Shonagon.
What did a medieval Japanese shogun do?
kill people
What has the author Laurence Fligny written?
Laurence Fligny has written: 'Le mobilier en Picardie' -- subject(s): Baroque Furniture, Furniture, History, Medieval Furniture, Renaissance Furniture
What effect do you think these mountains had in life in medieval Europe?
The mountains separated the people
What was timber used for in the medieval times?
In medieval times people used timber for building material, furniture, tools and equipment, machinery, and fire.
How do you say Medieval in Japanese?
Chūsei no C: glad i helped :))
How old are mansions?
Mansions can vary significantly in age, with some dating back to the medieval period, while others are more modern constructions. The term "mansion" typically refers to large, stately homes that often reflect the architectural styles and cultural preferences of their time. Many historic mansions were built during the 18th and 19th centuries, particularly in Europe and North America, but the concept of large, luxurious residences has existed for centuries. Today, new mansions continue to be built, reflecting contemporary design trends.
Who were the Japaneese counterparts of medieval knights?
The Japanese counterparts of medieval knights were the samurai. They were warriors who served noble families and were known for their loyalty, honor code (bushido), and skill in combat. Samurai played a significant role in Japanese society, similar to how knights did in medieval Europe.
What is the Ashigaru?
The Japanese ashigaru were conscripted foot-soldiers of medieval Japan.
What sport did they play in Japanese medieval times?
Sumo and Martiak arts
What style is Jacobian Furniture?
Jacobean is an English style of furniture, which is medieval in appearance with straight lines, rigid designs, sturdy construction, ornate carvings, and a dark finish. Much of Early American furniture was patterned after this style.
