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Why did military leaders rise to power in Japan? Japanese Shoguns Why did military leaders rise to power in Japan?

1100s AD- noble families used their samurai’s to fight each other Wanted land and power Two biggest families fought: the Taira and Minamoto How did shoguns begin?

1100s fanmi adrese nòb itilize samurai yo nan goumen youn ak lòt Wanted peyi ak pouvwa De fanmi pi gwo goumen : Taira a ak Minamoto

How did shoguns begin? Taira were defeated at sea Minamoto led by Minamoto Yoritomo Emperor was scared Yoritomo would take the throne How did shoguns begin?

Taira te bat nan lanmè Minamoto ki te dirije pa Minamoto Yoritomo Anperè te pè Yoritomo ta pran fòtèy la

How did shoguns begin? The emperor made Yoritomo shogun. Shogun=commander of military forces Shoguns ran Japan’s government for next 700 years How did shoguns begin?

anperè a te fè Yoritomo chogoun anperè a te fè Yoritomo chogoun . Chogoun = kòmandan nan fòs militè Shoguns kouri gouvènman Japon an pou pwochen 700 ane

https://app. discoveryeducation https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/B8A51909-A76D-434C-BF07-DB743FEEB9CF Shogun

Why did the Mongols attack? 1200s-Japan invaded twice by China’s Mongol emperor Typhoons destroyed ships Mongols were defeated by Japanese Japanese named typhoons kamikaze- “divine wind” Why did the Mongols attack?

1200s -Japon anvayi de fwa pa Mongòl anperè Lachin nan Ouragan te detwi bato Mongòl yo te bat yo Japonè Japonè siklòn yo te rele kamikaze- " van diven"

https://app. discoveryeducation https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/7ACD5B34-675D-495F-97DF-AC6A28E1A1CF Mongols and Warlords

Why did Japan divide? Ashikaga took over in 1333- weak leader Japan divided Small lands were led by daimyo or military lords Why did Japan divide?

Ashikaga te pran plis pase nan 1333- lidè fèb Japon divize tè Ti te ki te dirije pa daimyo oswa chèf militè

Why did Japan divide? Daimyo were loyal to emperor Used samurais to protect land Became vassals- loyal to daimyo and were given land in return Feudalism-bond between lord and vassal Why did Japan divide?

Daimyo te rete fidèl a anperè Itilize samurais pwoteje peyi Te vin tounen vassals- rete fidèl a daimyo dayimyo epi yo te bay peyi an retou Feyodalis - kosyon ant mèt ak soumèt devan

Let’s Review! Define shogun What is a daimyo? Define kamikaze Define feudalism Why did feudalism develop in Japan? Let’s Review!

defini chogoun Ki sa ki se yon daimyo ? defini kamikaz defini feyodalis Poukisa feyodalis t 'devlope nan Japon ?