Bushido: The Timeless & Fascinating Code of the Samurai
<p>The Samurai are one of the most iconic figures in Japanese history. They were members of a powerful warrior class who emerged during the feudal era of Japan, and who played a critical role in shaping the country’s political and social landscape. But <strong>what really defined these warriors</strong> was not just their impressive martial prowess or their flashy armor. It was the <strong>code of conduct</strong> they lived by — known as <strong>Bushido</strong>.</p>
<p><strong>Historical Context of the Samurai</strong></p>
<p>To understand the emergence of the Samurai, it’s important to look back at the political and social landscape of Japan during the feudal era. The country was divided into a series of competing domains, each ruled by a powerful lord or “Daimyo”. These lords were in constant competition with one another, and they maintained standing armies of warriors to defend their territories and assert their dominance.</p>
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