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18.3 Japan The role of emperor in Japan became ….. Religious …in the 1500’s and 1600’s “Figurehead” - define –

Japan’s Feudal System Shogun – military head of country – absolute power Daimyo – ruling family in region – warlords – controlled own army of samurai – supply army, peasant labor and other services for Shogun Samurai – warrior landlords – strict code of honor called Bushido “way of the warrior” Farmers Merchants – why at the bottom?

Japan’s experience with the West and its policy of Isolation Portuguese traders – offered guns- 1500’s Catholic missionaries - adopted Japanese culture – gained 300,000 converts by 1614 Many Japanese begin to adopt Western culture 1636 – Act of Seclusion by Tokugawa Shogunate-

1. Japanese ships shall by no means be sent abroad. 2. No Japanese shall be sent abroad. Anyone violating this prohibition shall suffer the penalty of death, and the shipowner and crew shall be held up together with the ship. 3. All Japanese residing abroad shall be put to death when they return home. 4. All Christians shall be examined by official examiners. 5. Informers against Christians shall be rewarded. 6. The arrival of foreign ships must be reported... and watch kept over them.

7. The Namban people (Spaniards or Portuguese) and any other people with evil titles propagating Christianity shall be incarcerated in the Omura prison as before. 8. Even ships shall not be left untouched in the matter of exterminating Christians. 9. Everything shall be done in order to see that no Christian is survived by descendants, and anyone disregarding this injunction shall be put to death, while proper punishment shall be meted out to the other members of his family according to their deeds.

Children born of the Namban people (Spaniards or Portuguese) in Nagasaki and people adopting these Namban children into their family shall be put to death; capital punishment shall also be meted out to those Namban descendants if they return to Japan, and their relatives in Japan, who may communicate with them, shall receive suitable punishment. 11. The samurai [warrior aristocracy of Japan] shall not purchase goods on board foreign ships directly from foreigners.

Left one port open to trade - Banned all Europeans except Dutch – Only interested in trade – but tightly controlled Why this one exception? -