Feudal Japan: shoguns, regional lords, and samurai

In medieval Japan, real political power increasingly shifted from the emperor to military rulers called shoguns, who governed with the support of regional lords and their samurai warriors. This feudal-style system, based on loyalty and land in exchange for military service, shaped Japanese society for centuries.

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