Samurai さむらい To serve 侍. Heian Period (794-1185) The samurai's importance and influence grew during the Heian Period, when powerful landowners hired private.

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Samurai さむらい To serve 侍

Heian Period ( ) The samurai's importance and influence grew during the Heian Period, when powerful landowners hired private warriors for the protection of their properties.Heian Period

Towards the end of the Heian Period, two military clans, the Minamoto and Taira, had grown so powerful that they seized control over the country and fought wars for supremacy against each other.Minamoto and Taira

Kamakura Period ( ) In 1185, the Minamoto defeated the Taira, and Minamoto Yoritomo established a new military government in Kamakura in As shogun, the highest military officer, he became the ruler of Japan.Minamoto Yoritomo Kamakura

Muromachi Period ( ) During the chaotic Era of Warring States (sengoku jidai, ), Japan consisted of dozens of independent states which were constantly fighting each other. Consequently, the demand for samurai was very high. Between the wars, many samurai were working on farms.Era of Warring States

Many of the famous samurai movies by Kurosawa take place during this era.movies

Azuchi-Momoyama Period ( ) When Toyotomi Hideyoshi reunited Japan, he started to introduce a rigid social caste system which was later completed by Tokugawa Ieyasu and his successors. Hideyoshi forced all samurai to decide between a life on the farm and a warrior life in castle towns. Furthermore, he forbade anyone but the samurai to arm themselves with a sword.Toyotomi HideyoshiTokugawa Ieyasucastle townssword

Edo Period ( ) According to the Edo Period's official hierarchy of social castes, the samurai stood at the top, followed by the farmers, artisans and merchants. Furthermore, there were hierarchies within each caste. All samurai were forced to live in castle towns and received income from their lords in form of rice. Masterless samurai were called ronin and caused minor troubles during the early Edo Period.Edo Periodcastle townsrice

With the fall of Osaka Castle in 1615, the Tokugawa's last potential rival was eliminated, and relative peace prevailed in Japan for about 250 years. As a result, the importance of martial skills declined, and most samurai became bureaucrats, teachers or artists.Osaka Castle In 1868, Japan's feudal era came to an end, and the samurai class was abolished.1868

Samurai in ful l armour

Who were the S amurai? The Japanese feudal military aristocracy. A professional warrior belonging to this class.

Samurai sword ‘ katana ’

Helmet ‘ kabuto ’

Armour

The battle of Sekigahara

Samurai kimono