Question

The samurai and daimyo of medieval Japan correspond to what two groups in medieval Europe? Nobility and peasants Serfs and knights Knights and lords Clergy and nobility

Answer 1

Option C. The samurai and daimyo of medieval Japan correspond to  Knights and lords.

Who are the Daimyos?

This is the term that is used to refer to the Lords that are known to have existed in the Shogun era in Japan. They are the ones that served as the Vassals of the Shogun. In the feudal Shogun era, the Daimyos had the believe that the Samurais were to protect them from danger. So they would hire the Samurais to protect their properties and also protect their families.

Who were the Samurai?

These were the Knight's in the Shogun era. They were the ones that served in the Shogunate in a military capacity. They defended the land. The Daimyos were the ones that commanded the Samurai. These Samurais were answerable to them. They were swordsmen that were devoted to the Shogun. The conclusion is that the Samurai and the Daimyos were Knights and lords.

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