Samurai

The Samurai's job was to protect the Daimyo and in return they got food and other things

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The Samurai were more than just mere warriors. They lived their lives by accepting the simple fact that they could die at any moment.

Samurai lived by the Bushido code.

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The undergarment was woven from cloth made from the rice plant, on top of that garment, there was a layer of silk especially woven for combat, very similar to kevlar actually, on top of that, came bamboo plates, tied together with silk chords, which are in fact stronger than nylon, making them very hard to cut. The helmet, was made of a steel core (the rounded "bowl" part that fits on the skull), and it was covered with layers of highly compressed bamboo, the "wings" of the Samurai helmet, that is the part that covers the back of the neck, that was largely compressed bamboo. The technology for bamboo compression is not new; it was known in China in ancient times, and both Chinese and Japanese used compressed bamboo plating for armor.

On its own, obviously its not as strong as steel BUT, layered on top of silk, and having tightly compressed layers of bamboo, they offered plenty of protection against cuts and spear thrusts, not to mention arrow fire. Like European midieval armor, again it came in layers. First there was the traditional "thong" undergarments worn by all Japanese of the feudal era, on top of the undergarments, came the gi-like standard clothing, on top of that, there was a "gi" made from tightly woven silk, on top of that, oh sorry I forgot this one, there was a leather shirt, lather shin protectors, basically leather everything, beneath the compressed bamboo plating. The armor itself, again, consisted of two layers, leather made from deer skin because its flexible but really tough, and on top of that leather, compressed bamboo, which together would form gauntlets or breastplates or whatever you needed.

Beneath the plating again, they wore what was a sort of tightly woven silk gi, a material very similar to kevlar. Samurai armor was effective protection against cutting or stabbing, but, its Achilles heel, as with midieval armor, was that it offered no protection against blunt weapons such as war hammers or morning stars, or, in Japan's case, no protection against the Tetsubo, arguably the most sadistic war weapon ever conceived.

The Tetsubo, is a heavy Japanese oak (very strong) wooden club, with steel studs throughout except the handle area. An average Tetsubo weighs around 20 to 30 lbs, and only the strongest Samurai could wield them effectively. If you were struck cleanly with that thing, even while wearing bodyarmor, you did not get up; like I said, its easily the most evil primitive weapon ever conceived.

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The shogun is a lord who hires the Samurai to protect and fight for him. He pays them :)

they wake up in the morning and do a special rain dance in honor of the rain god king marlon the third. then they visit the graves of old martial arts movie stars to pay their respects. the rest of the day they make sushi and eat heterosexual bear wrestlers

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The samurai sword

All land owners who could be shogun at any time could make a private army and become a Daimyo

Samurai cherished every thing and love came to every man they lived as they would die.

Samurai were the elite warriors of medieval Japan, who lived by a code of honour called 'Bushido', wielded a 'katana' and wore leather armour.

It was a honor to be a great samurai. It's also a better life than being a farmer except if you like farming as a job. But being a samurai is not easy either.

samurai writing and literature was expressed through haiku poems: 3 lines of 5,7,5 syllables forming 17 syllables all together. Writing and literature was very important in there culture back in the Fujiwara days

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When a card refers to a 'Six Samurai' monster, it means any monster with the words "Six Samurai" in the name. Therefore those cards will affect monsters such as Hand of the Six Samurai, and the 'Legendary Six Samurai' monsters.

The fans that they carried were actually made out of steel, but disguised as a paper one. They were called a tassen and could be used to fend off projectiles, or even clubbing somebody. This was one of the first concealed weapons, and was a weapon that the samurai could carry into a place were weapons were not allowed.

Actually the answer is both. Most individuals were are considered ninjas in the modern sense were born-and-raised samurai who specialized in missions that were considered unorthodox or non-conventional. This would include espionage, covert diplomacy, sabotage, assassination, misinformation, and general guerrilla warfare. However, they were not the stereotypical men in black body suits and, like Oni-Hanzo, were not much different from the other vassals of a lord except for their unique skill set. Hanzo himself was a master of the spear and was a skilled tactician and Onmyoji. His favorite spear and ceremonial helmet can be seen at Sainen-ji in Tokyo

Look up 'Bushido'.

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