In both medieval Europe and Japan

lords had vassals who often had their own vassals
regional unity was stable throughout the period
each ceremonial ruler was really the puppet of a military leader
they engaged in wars of religious conquest

The Japanese and European societies were built on a system of hereditary classes, that is, the nobles were at the top, followed by warriors, with tenant farmers or serfs below.

However also, there was stable regional unity throughout the period of medieval Europe and Japan because of their society system.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

In both medieval Europe and Japan lords had vassals who often had their own vassals regional unity was stable throughout the period each ceremonial ruler was really the puppet of a military leader they engaged in wars of religious conquest

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In both medieval Europe and Japan

lords had vassals who often had their own vassals
regional unity was stable throughout the period
each ceremonial ruler was really the puppet of a military leader
they engaged in wars of religious conquest