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Who owned most of the land in Europe by the beginning of the Middle Ages?
In most of Europe, most of the land was controlled by the monarchs and the nobility. A lot of land was controlled by the Church, and I have read that in England the amount was upwards of 30%, an amount I find very easy to believe. In central Italy, the land was nearly all controlled by the Church.
What regional samurai clan overthrew the Heians and began the Kamakura Period?
Minamoto
What was feudalism?
At the top: Emperor (highest position, but no political power)Second in line: Shogun (actual ruler, had political power)Third in line: Daimyo (large landowners)Fourth in line: Samurai/Ninja (warriors loyal to Daimyo)The rest: Peasants (3/4 of population), Merchants (lowest status but gradually gained influence), Artisans (made swords and armor for the Samurai class)Compare it to medieval feudalism, very similar.
Who was the main characters in the samurai's tale I need it by now please help?
Murakami HarutomoMurakami Harutomo is the main character of the story and is an orphan that dreams of being a samurai and a hero. Murakami is an ambitious boy who wants to become a samurai, we know that because in the story he says "I was ambitious, ever dreaming of rising above the station I occupied power and fame-yes, I wanted both."(Haugaard p.21) He is also a loyal friend because when he heard his friends had died he said, " I stayed for a while, thinking of Yoshitoki and Wada Kansuke, promising myself that I would have services said for them in the temple."(Haugaard p.209) Last he is brave because he states "I am not afraid of dying. I meant them for the young do not fear death.
How was the structure of Japanese feudalism similar to European feudilism?
Japanese feudalism and European feudalism both featured a hierarchical structure based on land ownership and loyalty. In Japan, land was controlled by powerful lords known as daimyo, who granted land to samurai in exchange for military service, similar to the European system where lords provided land (fiefs) to vassals for their allegiance. Both systems emphasized a code of honor—bushido in Japan and chivalry in Europe—governing the conduct of warriors. Ultimately, both feudal systems created a decentralized political structure reliant on local power dynamics.
Which asian country has Samurai in the 19th century?
Japan, the only country to ever have samurai...
When Japan's political unity disintegrated in the twelfth century what or who was the country controlled by?
When Japan's political unity disintegrated during the twelfth century, the Daimyo, or warlords, controlled the country. The top of the feudal power structure in Japan during this period placed the Shogun at the top of the hierarchy, with the Daimyo directly beneath them. The Daimyo hired Samurai to control their lands, giving payment in land or food.
Who controlled the Samurai's in the 1900s?
The samurai were no longer in control and no longer did their duty as Samurai instead went on to do other jobs
Who controlled small the areas of medieval japan?
Maybe the Chinese.... Or the Samurai.... Most likely the Samurai...
What were samurai?
Samurai were war lords that controlled areas of present-day Japan during the 1400-1600's.
When was samurai armor invented?
the 17th century
When did the samurai come?
around the 12 century
How long did the samurai period last?
9th century to almost the 19th century.
Which country has samurai?
Japan
When were the samurai abolished in Japan?
The samurai were abolished in Japan during the Meiji Restoration in the late 19th century.
How did samurai vanish?
The samurai case was abolished in 1886 during the Meiji restoration.
Which country is associated with the samurai?
japan
