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Keywords: feudal, lord, tokugawa, japan, perfectures

Japanese for lord

Feudal perfectures of Japan. Each is ruled by a daimyo (person) sometimes called a bakufu.

Japanese feudal warlord

In the medieval period, regional military lords who controlled a region. In the Tokugawa period, the lord of a domain.

Feudal lords.

the lord of a family or clan

A feudal lord who ruled over Japanâ€™s provinces.

Provincial Government of the Tokugawa Era.

a feudal lord; maintained a great number of samurai in their service, who all swore an oath of allegiance to them according to the rules of Bushido

A feudal overlord, literally "great name," minimum income of 10,000 koku.

(DYE-myoh) A powerful feudal lord.

Great Lords - The warrior aristocracy of feudal Japan. Wikipedia

head of a noble family line, lord.

Literally, "great name"; a feudal lord

A feudal lord in ancient Japan. In the sixteenth century, the power of the daimyo s was unchecked.

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Keywords: aristocrat, baron, roughly, equivalent

Aristocrat - roughly equivalent to a baron.