culture   Feudal Japan
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • honor (1) • defensive fortifications (1) • geisha (1) • tea ceremony (1) • warfare strategies (1) • armor (1) • art patronage (1) • hierarchy (1) • merchants (1) • shinto shrines (1) • siege weapons (1) • vandalism (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 honor Feudal Japan Feudal Japan culture emphasizes loyalty to the feudal lord and family lineage. 3
2 defensive fortifications Feudal Japan In Feudal Japan, defensive fortifications such as castles and fortresses were used to protect against internal and external threats. 2
3 geisha Feudal Japan Geisha were highly skilled entertainers and respected artists in Feudal Japan. 2
4 tea ceremony Feudal Japan The tea ceremony was a highly ritualized and important social practice in Feudal Japan. 2
5 warfare strategies Feudal Japan In Feudal Japan, warfare strategies involved diverse military tactics and specialized warriors. 2
6 armor Feudal Japan In feudal Japan, samurai armor represented status and honor. 1
7 art patronage Feudal Japan Art patronage in Feudal Japan was associated with colonial power structures and supported by European rulers and feudal lords as a means of control and cultural dominance. 1
8 hierarchy Feudal Japan Feudal Japan's culture was organized around a social hierarchy determined by inherited social status and feudal obligations. 1
9 merchants Feudal Japan In feudal Japan, merchants were often looked down upon and had lower social status than farmers and artisans. 1
10 shinto shrines Feudal Japan Shinto shrines were considered sacred and an integral part of daily life in feudal Japan. 1
11 siege weapons Feudal Japan Feudal Japan developed and used advanced siege weapons, such as trebuchets and battering rams. 1
12 vandalism Feudal Japan In feudal Japan, samurai resorted to vandalism as a form of protest against the ruling class. 1