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When one breaks the rules of Bushido, the code of conduct followed by samurai in feudal Japan, it typically results in a loss of honor, respect, and status. Violating the principles of loyalty, courage, and integrity can lead to social ostracism and disgrace, not just for the individual but potentially for their family as well. In extreme cases, such transgressions could necessitate ritual suicide (seppuku) to restore honor. Ultimately, breaking Bushido undermines the very foundation of the samurai's identity and purpose.

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