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Japanese Feudalism

Centralized Feudalism A social, political and economic system based on personal loyalties, class distinctions, and the granting of land rights.

Japan’s Feudal Social Structure

Emperor Figurehead Direct descendent from God No real power

Shogun Military governor general – assumed the political power of the Emperor. Ruled with the support of landholding nobility. Why not overthrow the Emperor?

Daimyo Great landholders Swore allegiance to the shogun, but were very powerful

Samurai Warriors who swore allegiance to a daimyo, or an emperor, in exchange for land.

Peasants Farmers Worked farms and made weapons in exchange for protection

Merchants Sold goods Held wealth, but had low social status Made money off of the labor of others

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