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Japan Limits Contact
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Feudal Japan 1460 Feudalism- Shogun- Japanese Emperor- Daimyo- Samurai/ Shugo- Ronin/ Ninja
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Feudal Code Seppuku/ Hari Kari – Confusion Code Lord Takumi provoked to draw sword in palace by Lord Kotsuke then had to commit seppuku. (Tale of 14 Ronen)
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“ In their hands they carried something two or three feet long, straight on the outside with a passage inside, and made of a heavy substance. …This thing with one blow can smash a mountain of silver and a wall of iron. If one sought to do mischief in another mans domain and he was touched by it, he would lose his life instantly. – Anonymous Japanese writer
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Portugal Arrives 1543 Brought New Items Difficulty in changing culture of sword Missionaries also arrive (Jesuits)
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New Japan 1568 Nobunaga- Unification of Daimyo in 1568 Hideyoshi vs. Korea/China
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Tokugawa Shogunate 1600 Unification Capital Edo- Daimyo Hostages Stability Shogunate lasts ‘till 1867 Tokugawa fear change and throw out Europeans Only Nagasaki open to Chinese and Dutch
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Tokugawa Society Confucianism Shinto Artisans and merchants Women much like in China
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Old pond... a frog leaps in water's sound." Breakfast enjoyed in the fine company of morning glories Whore and monk, we sleep under one roof together, moon in a field of clover
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Culture Noh Kabuki Haiku 5-7-5 Origami Geisha
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Summary Questions 1)What was a daimyo? 2)What type of government was the Tokugawa Shogunate? 3)What is Kabuki? 4)His rule ended the period of the “warring state”. 5)He finally unified Japan. 6)What is a Haiku? 7)Draw a diagram showing the Japanese Feudal Hierarchy
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