12.5 Japanese Feudalism

2. Japan had resisted trading with this part of the world.
4. Highly trained warriors.
5. The next shogun that ordered daimyo to move to the capital city and pledge their loyalty.
11. The city where emperors lived for more than a thousand years.
12. The people that took over China and tried to invade Japan, unsuccessfully, multiple times.
14. These people became wealthy during peacetime as the population grew.
16. The supreme military ruler.

1. The people that the daimyo depended on to work the land in exchange for protection and crops.
3. The second great leader to unify Japan by getting the daimyo to pledge loyalty to him.
6. The Fujiwara family controlled this for 300 years.
7. A social system in which landowners give people rewards or land in exchange for labor or service in the military.
8. The noble family that gained power.
9. Local land-owning lords were responsible for protecting the people.
10. This clan eventually defeated the Taira forces to gain control of Japan.
13. One samurai value is to be loyal to their ______ even if that meant certain death.
15. The other samurai value is to have personal _______.