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Bushido and modern Japan

-Bushido=influenced japanese society

-Samurai’s dedication/disciplines admired in Japan

-loyalty/honor=central ideas of samurai code

(What was the samurai code?)

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short video on the bushido code and how religions influenced it

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Bushido

-all samurais had to follow strict codes (taught them how to behave)

-Bushido-the samurai code of rules (way of the warrior)

-men/women (from samurai families) followed Bushido

-requirements for Bushido in samurai’s= brave/honorable

-samurai families learned how to fight (only men went to war)

-samurais required to be loyal

-obeyed lord=sense of honor

(What is Bushido mean to japan?)

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What is Bushido? The Soul of Japan Samurai Culture Living japan #30 Part 1

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A small talk about the book Bushido Soul of Japan and its implications. ★ Check our more (Personal Pages) ★ Help support my endeavors on PATREON ►https://www.patreon.com/gudkarma Gudkarma on Facebook ► http://facebook.com/gudkarmaart/ Follow me on Instagram ►https://www.instagram.com/gudkarma/ Follow my tweets ►https://twitter.com/Gudkarmaa Website ► Http://gudkarma.com

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Samurai Live Honorably

-samurai warriors= most central to Japanese society

-samurais were treated with respect

-couldn’t attend certain types of entertainment (theater)

-disrespected samurai= could be killed

(What did the samurai's clothing influence in japan?)

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The Art of the Samurai:  Japanese Warrior Armor

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If you thought Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris were tough, take a look at the Japanese Samurai class of warriors! In this episode, Nate visits the Cincinnati Art Museum to explore the history of the Samurai and the beauty of their battle armor.

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Shoguns rule Japan

-figurehead-a person who appears to rule even though real power rests with someone else's

-shogun-a general who ruled Japan in the emperor’s name

-many nobles unhappy with Japan’s government

-two powerful clans in 1150’s= fought for almost 30 years

-destroyed land and property (tearing families apart)

(Who ran the nation of Japan?)

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The rise of the samurai

-daimyo=Japan’s large landowners (protected land)

-samurai=trained professional warriors

-wore light armor/fought with swords

-samurai meaning in Japanese=”to serve”

-most powerful samurai= land for service

(Who came on to the Japanese on a ship?)

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In the early 16th century, Japan is a warlike society ruled by samurai and their daimyo warlords. When Portuguese merchants arrive in 1543, they are the first Europeans to set foot in Japan. Missionaries quickly set out to convert the nation to Christianity.

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Samurai and Shoguns take over

-Late 1100’s= Heian was great center of japanese art/literature

-powerful nobles fought for land

-rebels=fought against imperial officials

(What is Heian?)

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The Histories Part 82: Shoguns and Samurai

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Please watch: "New Channel from Creator of the Histories" → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tySBKKjrJZA Check out the new channel here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxTdWpLJurbGlFMWOwXWG_A -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- The shoguns were generals who acted as governmental dictators, and the Samurai were Japanese knights. They both dominated Japan for almost 700 years.

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Buddhism changes

-religion=became art form

-reflected love of elaborate rituals

-no time/money

-Pure land Buddhism=very popular/common ritual

-zen=popular new form of buddhism (arrived from China)

(How did they use up their free time, what did they do?)

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Japan in the Heian Period and Cultural History: Crash Course World History 227