culture   medieval Japan
11 commonsense assertions
Concepts (11) • samurai (1) • warrior ethos (1) • ambassador (1) • barricade (1) • feudalism (1) • honorable combat (1) • kimono (1) • soldiers (1) • stabbing to death (1) • traitor (1) • waging war (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 samurai Medieval Japan Samurai were highly skilled warriors in Medieval Japan who upheld the code of Bushido. 4
2 warrior ethos Medieval Japan The warrior ethos in Medieval Japan prioritizes honor, loyalty, and discipline, as represented by the samurai code. 3
3 ambassador Medieval Japan Medieval Japanese ambassadors were also responsible for fostering cultural exchange and facilitating trade between nations alongside their diplomatic roles. 1
4 barricade Medieval Japan In Medieval Japan, barricades were used to fortify castles and protect against enemy invasions. 1
5 feudalism Medieval Japan Feudalism in Medieval Japan was characterized by a social hierarchy and land exchange for military service or labor. 1
6 honorable combat Medieval Japan The concept of honorable combat in Medieval Japan elevated samurai and knights to embody honor, loyalty, and bravery in combat. 1
7 kimono Medieval Japan In Medieval Japan, the kimono was the primary everyday attire for both men and women. 1
8 soldiers Medieval Japan In medieval Japan, soldiers were trained from a young age in martial skills and were expected to prioritize duty to the state over personal interests. 1
9 stabbing to death Medieval Japan Stabbing to death was a common method of execution or combat in Medieval Japan. 1
10 traitor Medieval Japan In Medieval Japan, a traitor may be seen as a historical figure who switched allegiance for personal gain, but not always viewed as dishonorable. 1
11 waging war Medieval Japan War was seen as a necessary and honorable way to maintain power and honor in Medieval Japanese society. 1