1400 Week 13 Flashcards
(44 cards)
What was Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s role in noh drama?
He was the only actor who could portray himself on stage, the plays must also celebrate his family and achievements while he paid a special court to praise his performances
How did the Tokugawa period begin?
Ieyasu Tokugawa won the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600
How long did the Tokugawa period last?
1603-1867
Where did the emperor reside during the Tokugawa period?
Tokyo
What determined the rank of Daimyo?
Their name and the amount of rice they produced
What are Shimpan?
Daimyo related to the shogun
What are fudai?
The inside Daimyo who worked closely alongside the shogun (were more trusted than the shimpan)
What are Tozama
Outside daimyo
What was the Honjin?
A licensed inn where Daimyo erected banners to show prestige
What was Hakone Pass?
A checkpoint outside of Edi where travellers had to ensure they had no weapons
How much of Edo was occupied by samurai?
50%
What were the Hatamoto?
Bannermen, they were the highest rank of the daimyo’s entourage
What are Gokenin?
Impoverished warriors who depended on stipends of rice
What are Ronin?
Masterless samurai, warriors without a Daimyo to follow
What were the bakufu?
Tent governments or political governments within Edo
Social relationships in a feudal society?
Are personal and hierarchical
Political relations in a feudal society are
Between lord and vassal
Economic relations in a feudal society are
Agrarian
What is the Baku-Han system?
The distribution of power between the bakufu and the various han
What were the habits and lifestyle of Tokugawa Daimyo based on?
They were warrior style variations of ancient Kyoto court customs, practices , and etiquette
How did the bakufu treat warrior-officials?
Members of the military houses were treated differently than the positions held by court nobility
What are some titles issued to warriors of the Tokugawa period (4)?
- Governor
- minister of the right
- major counselor
- minor counselor
What did Hayashi Razan’s Honcho tsugan include?
Establishment of the lineages and behaviours of the shogun and Daimyo as ranks risen in Japanese society
What does Munenori’s bamboo sword imply?
That sword fighting had evolved from a military technique to a martial art