Question

Who were the Daimyo?

Answer 1

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The Daimyo were powerful feudal lords in Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868). They were the most powerful members of the samurai class and ruled over their own domains, known as han, which were essentially semi-independent territories. The Daimyo were granted their land and authority by the shogun, the military ruler of Japan, and were expected to provide military service to the shogunate in exchange for their privileges. The Daimyo played a significant role in shaping Japanese politics and society during the Edo period.