China invented blackpowder in the 9th Century, "Firelances" are recorded as being invented in the 10th century, and the oldest recorded firearm in China, the "handcannon", is dated to be from the 12th century.
The decline of the samurai was when the samurai were slowly becoming outdated, and because they were traditionalists they didn't conform to using guns and around the early 1800s were obsolete
Yes but the firearms were extremely poor against the very modern guns and ammo, they were using old tech not even new during our civil war,,smooth bore long arms didn't even have a shoulder stock on them..they also did not engage well against the new tactics..untill it turned into close combat hand fighting they were just target practice...
A samurai started training at the age of 3
No, but some earned the right to fight for the shogan late in the feudal era.
bushido or the warrior cod is the code of the samurai
The decline of the samurai was when the samurai were slowly becoming outdated, and because they were traditionalists they didn't conform to using guns and around the early 1800s were obsolete
Europeans gave the guns to 'em.
No, they used the Yumi Bow.
Being overwhelmed by Americans with guns
Samurai do not exist in society today anymore because of the invention of guns.
As a sport, not for means of defense. The yakuza uses guns more than swords, but occasionaly there are reports of murders using katanas (samurai sword) hope this helps
1543 from the portugese via a chinese pirate ship (:
Japan stopped using swords because the rest of the world was using guns. The Japanese feudal system lasted till the 1870's. This was the time of the civil rights movement in the U.S. This shows how behind they were on technology.
all the time, they also used guns bows and swords
I don't now at all
Crude cannon? About 1000 years ago. Rifles? Mid 1500s in Europe.
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