Japanese Society Holt, chapter 8, section 3. At the top: the emperor— a living god.

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Japanese Society Holt, chapter 8, section 3

At the top: the emperor— a living god

Below the emperor: the shogun—the “great general”— the real leader

Below the shogun: daimyo— wealthy lords and landowners.

Below the daimyo: samurai— “those who serve.”

At the bottom: peasants.

Samurai paid in land or food (usually rice)

Samurai armor

Archers

Swordsmen

Focus through Zen bonsai flower arranging

Ronin: rogue samurai with no daimyo.

Bushido: The Way of the Warrior Gi: Rectitude (doing the right thing) Yu: Courage Jin: Benevolence (the desire to be kind) Rei: Respect Shin: Honesty Meiyo: Honor,Glory Chu-gi: Loyalty

Be gone! Do not insult my honor further!