Question

Later civilizations of East Asia. 

The shoguns were the leaders, the samurais were the warriors, the daimyo were territorial lords, and peasants were just majority of the population.

Need to be more specific. Who was more powerful than the emperor? Who owned the land and who worked it? Who did the samurai work for?

Answer 1

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In later civilizations of East Asia, specifically in feudal Japan, the shoguns were more powerful than the emperor. The daimyo, or territorial lords, owned the land and the peasants worked the land as tenants or laborers. The samurai worked for the daimyo, serving as their loyal warriors and following their commands.