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Tokugawa Ieyasu, through years of war and political maneuvering, eventually was able to get the emperor to make him Shogun of Japan sometime just after 1600. This was a shogunate that lasted from 1600 to 1868 (the year it officially ended), and was the actual ruling office of the country, as the emperor was just a figurehead.
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What Japanese samurai won control over most of Japan and united it by a policy of central governmen and conciliationt?
Tokugawa Shogun
What is Japan most proud of in Japan's history?
Probably their samurai heritage.
Who controlled small the areas of medieval japan?
Maybe the Chinese.... Or the Samurai.... Most likely the Samurai...
A katana is a weapon most likely used by which?
Japanese Samurai
Why is the Samurai sword the most commonlyused weopon in japan?
it has the sharpest blade
Who were the most powerful soldiers during the feudal era of japan?
The Samurai
What are Japanese knights called?
The Japanese equivalent to a knight would most likely be a Samurai
Who sacrificed the most for Japan?
The civilian Japanese population has suffered the most for Japan.
How did life in japan change under the tokugawa?
The Tokugawa Shogunate gave the Japanese peace, but at the price of a heavy handed control. They instituted a Sword Hunt, that only gave the Samurai the ability to have weapons. They also imposed a very exacting four tier class structure that enforced rules on even the most minute detail.
What is the samurai of Japan?
Samurai were the elite and most respected fighters, so much so that one could be immediatley executed for not showing them the proper respect. Thus when the Sengokujidai ended and Japan experienced 2 centuries of peace the samurai had little to do.
Where do most japanese people live?
In Japan
What are the relgions in Japan?
There are many religions practiced in Japan. Most Japanese are both Shinto and Buddhist. However, there are also Japanese Christians in Japan too.
