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because of the Tokugawa isolation trough the 1800 hundreds, the samurais remained as a gentle administrative assistance. The samurais in some fashion traded theyre swords for pens.
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Why did the samurai period in Japan last until the 1800s?
because of the Tokugawa isolation trough the 1800 hundreds, the samurais remained as a gentle administrative assistance. The samurais in some fashion traded theyre swords for pens.
Why did the samurai period last until the 1800s in Japan?
because of the Tokugawa isolation trough the 1800 hundreds, the samurais remained as a gentle administrative assistance. The samurais in some fashion traded theyre swords for pens.
What powerful people governed japan until the late 1800?
Shoguns governered Japan unitl the late 1800's.
Who began sumo?
Sumo (a style of full contact wrestling) was begun in Japan during the Edo period (1600 to 1800) records of competitions are available for almost 400 years. The initial sumo wrestlers were ronin (masterless samurai) who wanted to be able to demonstrate their abilities to potential masters.
How did you vote in the period 1800-1872?
How did you vote in the period 1800-1872
What happened during the time period of 1800- 1815 in Europe?
During the time period of 1800-1815 in Europe. the Napoleonic Wars occurred. In 1803, Britain declared war on France. The war continued until 1815.
What was the government like in the ancient china?
What was culture like in 1800 Japan
How did samurai end there history.?
Although I'm Japanese-American, I am a little sketchy on Japanese history. What I do know is that it started once Japan was unified under one shogun. Prior to this unification, all samurai had a daimyo, or lord. There were may daimyo in pre-unified Japan. Once unified, however, the role of the warrior was lessened and samurai were not as useful. Interestingly, this was about the time that bushido, or the way of the warrior, first emerged and was formalized. Bushido teaches, among other virtues, that the samurai must serve his lord to the death and death in service of one's lord is the greatest honor and samurai could experience. In pre-unified Japan, when all the fighting was occuring, this concept did not exist. Samurai frequently shifted their loyaties. Some historians attribute the emergence of bushido in unified Japan as the samurai trying to justify their existence in a now peaceful Japan. Much later, around the 19th century, a US naval officer, Commodore Perry, forced Japan to open it previous closed society to trade. It was at this time that the leaders of Japan realized that the "old" samurai ways would not be able to compete militarily with Western weaponry. There was a movement to adopt Western technology, which eventually lead to the illegalization of samurai. Of course, this policy wasn't very popular with some old school samurai, who fought the modernization movement. Eventually, however, techonology won. Samurai lost. In modern day Japan, remnants of the samurai culture still remain. Modern Japanese businessmen still find samurai technique applicable to forming corporate strategy and will study writings of past samurai for business enlightenment. Modern day Japanese athletes do the same. In a way, the samurai may be gone, but their influence on methods of handling competition and conflict are alive and well in Japan. so it was the age of guns that ended the age of the samurai
Were there ninjas in 1793?
Yes. THe ninja still existed. However, when Tokugawa Ieyasu united Japan, the Sengoku Jidai ended, and the necessity for sabotage and spying was gone. Ieyasu saw their worth during the ending years of the Sengoku period, and made them his bodyguards. However, with the arrival of Commodore Perry in the 1800's, the SHogunate lost its power, and Japan modernized. All aspects of the past were gone. The samurai lost their status, and with the samurai, the ninja were assimilated into the rest of the Japanese population. Long story short, ninja were officially gone in the 1850's, so there were ninja in 1793.
Who is election of president in 1800 marked the beginning of a period of democratic domination that would last until the civil war?
Thomas Jefferson.
What were the stages of American literature?
There have been quite a few stages in American Literature, although America is a relatively young nation. Native American oral traditions and histories can be considered the first type of American Literature. From the 1600's until the 1800's the stage of literature would be the stage of Puritanism. From the late 1750's until around 1800's there was a stage of Rationalism, followed by Romanticism from 1800 until around 1860. From 1840 until 1860 Transcendentalism occurs, followed by Realism of 1850 until around 1900. From 1900 until about 1950 there is a period of Modernism. 1920 to 1940 is the Harlem Renaissance, followed by contemporary and post-modern writings from 1950 until the present.
What was a major event in 500-1800?
A major event in 500-1800 is the rise of japan.
