The cruel proclamation of the daimyo typically refers to harsh edicts issued by feudal lords in Japan during the Edo period, particularly concerning the treatment of peasants and lower classes. These proclamations often enforced strict labor demands, heavy taxation, and severe punishments for disobedience, leading to widespread suffering among the populace. Such measures were aimed at consolidating power and maintaining control over the land and its people. The impact of these proclamations contributed to social unrest and resistance among the affected communities.
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The term "cruel proclamation" could refer to various historical or fictional declarations that caused significant suffering or injustice. For example, it might evoke the harsh edicts issued during times of war, oppression, or colonialism, which often stripped marginalized groups of their rights and freedoms. Such proclamations typically aimed to maintain control or suppress dissent, leading to widespread hardship and suffering among affected populations. Specific examples would depend on the context in which the term is used.
Nefertiti was not cruel
what did the proclamation do to win the war
The emancipation Proclamation doesn't have feeling.....
to immediately put to death all aged people..
The daimyo ordered that all elderly parents be abandoned on a mountaintop to die, as they were considered a burden to society. However, the aged mother showed her love for her son by refusing to burden him and chose to take her own life to save him from dishonor. This act of sacrifice touched the daimyo's heart, and he rescinded the cruel proclamation.
that very hour the cruel law was ibolished, and custom drifted into as far a past that only the the legend remains.
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Ben Daimio was created in 2004.
Daimio tethys was created in 1857.
it means it proclaim the person who has the power.
In the story "The Aged Mother," the daimio is a feudal lord who issues a cruel decree to abandon elderly people. He plays the role of the antagonist, representing the oppressive rule and lack of compassion in society. His decree sets the stage for the main conflict in the story.
The first proclamation was that all old people had to be taken to the mountain and left to die to avoid burdening the village during times of famine. The mother and her son were faced with this decision, leading to their journey to the mountain together.
The people of Shinano responded to the cruel proclamation by preparing to abandon their elderly parents on the mountain to die. However, one son chose to defy the proclamation and took his mother with him, eventually saving her life.