Japanese vs. European Feudalism
Authored by Mark Lynn
History
10th Grade
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1.
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The emperor sat at the very top of the structure but had virtually no power.
Japan
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A strict code of honor governed the lives and behaviors of warriors.
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Feudalism began here due to ongoing civil war and the need for strong military control.
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Serfs, or peasants, worked the land and provided food for nobles and warriors in exchange for protection.
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The ruler at the very top gave out land to nobles in exchange for taxes and knights.
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Decentralization, attacks from vandals and barbarians, and a need to protect people and resources from those elements led to the rise of feudalism here.
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Feudalism here lasted until the 19th century.
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