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    Samurai Downfall

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    The Downfall of the once Great Samurai Samurai’s have a long, rich history and what it meant to be a Samurai is honor, valor, loyalty. You were also wealthy and were one of the elites of Japan’s class system. Although samurais were once known as “Great”, the samurai’s downfall was inevitable because they want to keep the same traditions not trying modernize. During the eighth century, the Heian Period, around the year 800 to 1200, Samurai originally was referred to household…

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    bi-products of this economic influence. Due to this influx of economic influence, new clans were formed around these ruling families and conflicting interests quickly emerged among them. Civil wars soon broke out; these civil wars foresaw the rise of the shoguns that would go on to control Japan. Despite the fact that civil war between various clans was common, there were two main clans that were the most important to the emperors court: Minamoto and Taira. In 1185, Minamoto no Yoritomo gained…

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    Shogunate, rather than openly declare war on them. The Imperial Court would eventually rule in favor of Saigō’s motivations, having pardoned the Choshu for their previous attempt at a coup and dissolving the Shogunate. Thus, war between the former Shogun and the newly formed Imperial Army began immediately. Despite being outnumbered, under Saigō’s command, the Imperial Army rapidly flourished in the…

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    Nationalism and Cultural Development History that written in the book, is pieces of writing that record the change of human society and cultural over time. Throughout history, we see many changes and turning points that greatly impact the society we have right now. From the early time period Rise of Rome to the American and French Revolution; the world had constantly shaping its boundaries. Society and humanities had constantly changing.The change in history are not seem as accidents. One of the…

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    that started in 1185 and ended in 1133. Kamakura lasted for about 150 years, but had a great impact on the history of Japan. In 1192, Minamoto Yoritomo took total control of the country and was appointed shogun. He established the very first warrior government in Japan’s history. When appointed shogun, Yoritomo had total control of the military and warrior class, and whoever has control of the military, has control of the country. Like any other feudal country, there was a cast system that was…

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    Essay On Unifying Japan

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    years of civil war and instability through its territory, the shogun, a military general, began to enforce various edicts in an attempt to ensure unity and growth. These edicts effectively banned farmers from having weapons, outlawed Christianity and the Portuguese, and did not allow citizens to travel outside of Japan. In 1588 an edict was declared that banned farmers from having any weapons in there possession. The…

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    Many people, events, and wars have made their mark. But there were certain individuals that made their mark on history that will be remembered for centuries to come. Samurai’s played an important role for Japan's history. From their fashion style to the way they battle, and ways to gain and overpower the government and their ruler. While seeing how the era for Samurai and knights had some common interest, but also not even some…

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    Ninjas History

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    The age when ninjas flourished in Japanese history was the Warring States period between the 15th and 16th centuries. In the first place, when were the groups of ninjas born? I am going to expand on the history of ninjas, but I forewarn you that the the stories I will talk about are not necessarily believed by everybody, many of them are hypotheses. As the history of ninjas is so long, it is hard to find conclusive evidence throughout the historical documents available today. Firstly, it is said…

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    So, he gave them land in return for their support. Shogun The most powerful of the…

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    society made Samurai respected by their surroundings people. In the film Twilight Samurai, when civilian came across Seibei Iguchi (or any Samurai), they lowered their heads which presented respect to Samurai. There were certain eras such as the era of Shogun, they Samurai is the most influential class. For centuries, many had prominent roles in political and military realms and instilled Confucianism values in Japanese society. However, in the film, Seibei Iguchi, a low-ranking samurai…

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