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A way of the samurai, rules a samurai was expected to follow. |
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A tower of Japanese castle. |
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A family that controlled Japan from 794-1192. |
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Time of the rule of the Fujiwara during which Heian was the capital of Japan. |
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A group of peasants and samurai who challenged the power of the daimyo. |
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Sticks carried by do shin that were designed to catch the sword of an attacker. |
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'Under castle towns'-communities that lived near a castle. |
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Rule (government) of the Minamoto family 1192-1338. |
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A samurai who did not have a master. |
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A lord or local landowner. |
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An ideal that Japanese women were expected to follow. |
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A system if land ownership in feudal Japan that meant the nobles owned all the land. |
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A local community organisation. |
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