Why was the period between 1467 and 1568 called the age of the warring states?

Answer 1

The warring states period was an era of disorder in Ancient China, when powerful warrior-cheiftains, called the daimyo, seized control of old federal estates and set up a new type of government: feudalism.

Answer 2

it was an era of disorder when powerful warrior-cheiftains,called the daimyo, seized by control of old federal estates and set up new type of fedualism and often fought each other for territory

Answer 3

The period between 1467 and 1568 was called the age of the warring states, because powerful samurai seized control of old feudal estates. They offered peasants protection for their loyalty and these warrior-chieftains called daimyo became lord in a new kind of Japanese feudalism .

Answer 4

It was an extended period of wars in Japan between hundreds of local, independent groups.