feudal Japan

E311229

Feudal Japan was a hierarchical, warrior-dominated period of Japanese history characterized by samurai rule, powerful regional lords (daimyo), and a rigid social structure under a shogunate government.

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Label Occurrences
feudal Japan canonical 3
medieval Japan 2

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
beganWith rise of the Kamakura shogunate
country Japan
culturalPractice Noh theatre
castle building
kabuki theatre
tea ceremony
dominantEthic bushido
dominantReligion Buddhism
Shinto
economicBase agriculture
land tax
endedWith Meiji Restoration
hasCharacteristic decentralized political power
land-based vassalage system
rigid social hierarchy
samurai military class dominance
warrior-dominated society
hasFormOfGovernment feudalism
shogunate
hasSocialClass artisans
daimyo
merchants
outcast groups
peasants
samurai
shogun
influencedBy Confucianism
landOwnershipSystem fiefs granted to vassals
legalCode buke shohatto
house codes of daimyo
locatedIn East Asia
militaryElite samurai
militaryTechnology bows
matchlock firearms
spears
swords
nominalRulerTitle emperor of Japan
powerStructure emperor held symbolic authority
shogun held de facto power
regionalLordTitle daimyo
socialNorms filial piety
loyalty to lord
strict class boundaries
socialRestriction sumptuary laws
travel controls
timePeriod late 12th century to 19th century
topRulerTitle shogun
vassalageRelation daimyo pledged loyalty to shogun
samurai served daimyo

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

47 Ronin setting feudal Japan
Kamakura period partOf feudal Japan
Kumano Sanzan periodOfSignificance feudal Japan
this entity surface form: medieval Japan
hojo (abbot’s quarters) timePeriodOfDevelopment feudal Japan
subject surface form: Hojo (abbot’s quarters)
this entity surface form: medieval Japan
Kai settingOfFiction feudal Japan