Japanese vs. European Feudalism

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Japanese vs. European Feudalism

Similarities Based on Land Ownership Rigid Social Class Structures based on Birth No Social Mobility Warriors (Knights and Samurai) swore LOYALTY to their LORDS. Warriors (Knights and Samurai) PROTECTED the others in society as a SERVICE in exchange for their status.

Differences European Feudalism Japanese Feudalism Began in 800 CE Based on Christianity and Roman law Knights follow code of CHIVALRY Large number of peasants/agricultural workers Women were to be protected and cared for by men. (Patriarchal) Began in 1200 CE Based on Buddhism and Confucian law Samurai follow code of BUSHIDO Small number of agricultural workers Women were required to be tough and strong.