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This source is primary visual source depicting Kawahara Asako, appearing to be a female samurai who fought in the Battle of Aizu. The website writes that this samurai killed her mother-in-law and her child to save them from the torture of the opposing enemy. I believe that this source is valid but, the information provided by the text might be incorrect. this is because different texts claim different names for the women in the image.

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This is a visual primary source. We can tell that it's archaeological due to the fold marks on the page. The page shows a picture of an aggrieved human spirit. It has eight heads, two sets of eyes on each. Totally, it has 32 eyes -- or so it seems. It has approximately nine tails, has spikes and four limbs.The spirit has sharp teeth and black spots on its body. The spirit seems to be animating the forces of nature. It is enormous.
There is another spirit in the picture, though it is smaller and harder to see. It has white skin and weird ears.
This source reveals the mythological figures the Japanese used to believe in.

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Ronin were disregarded by the entire population of the village because they had no master.

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Daimyo were feudal lords who, as leaders of powerful warrior bands, controlled the provinces of Japan from the beginning of the Kamakura period in 1185 to the end of the Edo period in 1868.

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The Farmers grew a lot of rice and fed the entire population, In the village.

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The Daimyo were feudal lords who. as leaders are powerful warrior bands, controlled the areas of Japan from the starting of the Kamakura period in 1185 to the conclusion of the Edo period in 1868.

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this is a visual source of a daimyo in medieval japan ,daimyos where considered feudal lords in shogunal Japan from the 12th century to the 19th century and they offered protection , daimyos controlled small armys of samurai

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These are the physical sources of the tools that artisans used in Medieval Japan. This source reveals the type of equipment that the artisans and craftsmen used in Medieval Japan to make and produce goods like jewellery, clothing, etc.

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These are the physical sources of the tools that the artisans and craftsmen used in Medieval Japan. This source reveals the type of equipment that the aritsans and craftsmen used to make and produce goods like jewellery, clothing, etc.

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Damiyo are the senior samurai. they are in charge of the samurai. They were great warriors but were under the control of the shoguns.

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Matsudaira Mochiaki was a ruler in Japan during the Edo period. He was the seventh leader of Itoigawa Domain in Echigo Province and later the seventeenth and la

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Veedhaa and Nishka

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This is a visual primary archaeological source of a samurai in Medieval Japan. The source reveals the costume samurais wore during that period. it also shows the weapons they used when fighting.  The samurais were fierce warriors and elite soldiers. The clothes they wore were armour to protect themselves from attacks.

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peasant, any member of a class of persons who till the soil as small landowners or as agricultural labourers. The term peasant originally referred to small-scale agriculturalists in Europe in historic times, but many other societies, both past and present, have had a peasant class.

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Prayers on Mount Hieli- Saloni and Kubra  (Samurai)

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Prayers on Mount Hieli- Saloni and Kubra  (Samurai)

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“Prayer on Mount Hiei” Oh Buddhas Of unexcelled complete enlightenment Bestow your invisible aid Upon this hut I open On the mountain top. [Dengyō Daishi zenshū IV, p. 756 (1912 ed.)

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Yoshihito, who was given the title Emperor Taishō after his death, was the 123rd Emperor of Japan. He ruled as the second leader of Japan from July 30, 1912 unt

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VEEDHAA AND NISHKA

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This is a visual primary source of a Samurai in Medieval Japan. This source reveals the costuming of Samuria in Medieval Japan as well as the weapons that they used to fight in battles and wars.

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This is a visual primary source of a Samurai in Medieval Japan. This source reveals the costuming of Samurai in Medieval Japan as well as the weapons that they used to fight in battles and wars.

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This is a visual source depicting the shogun, the military dictator, of Japan.The Shogun held almost absolute power over territories through military and controlled the emperor.

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This source shows a emperor  in medieval japan.The Emperor of Japan has been a powerful figure throughout much of the country's history. The Emperor is considered the highest authority in Japan, and holds both symbolic and political power. The Emperor serves as a unifying figure in Japan, and has played a key role in shaping the country's political system and culture.

During the medieval period in Japan, the Emperor had significant political power, but was constrained by the shogunate, which held power as the government. The Emperor was a religious leader, and was considered the descendant of the sun goddess Amaterasu. The Emperor served as a representative of the divine in the material world, and was responsible for performing rituals and ceremonies.

Despite these roles, the Emperor faced numerous challenges throughout the medieval period. The Emperor struggled to maintain his authority, and faced challenges from the shogunate, which held significant power. The Emperor also faced challenges from regional warlords, known as daimyo, who fought over power and influence in the country.

By Sarah and Arthana