What was the code of conduct for Samurai warriors called?

excellent warriors some of the best swordsman known to history and in great part due to their Bushido code of conduct

The samurai are fascinating.

millwallmarty, The lower classes (Eta) uprose against the Samurai as they were considered to be property - much as serfs were in Europe. After the Samurai stopped laughing... they were defeated... by the Eta. The Koreans (or garlic eaters, as the Japanese called them) assembled a huge armada to invade Japan. As happened when the Spanish armada tried to invade England, a huge storm destroyed it. The Japanese called it a Devine wind aka kamikaze.

Perfect warriors with their own values and complex principles. (I loved Ken Watanabe in 'Last Samurai'!)

great info !!!

I dig Samurai stuff. Rich history, big on morality. Also, my husband is so good looking...

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Much of The Bushido (obviously not all of it) can be applied to present-day leadership.

"Barbara Pierce, do you take this man....?" She answered, "Bush?....I do". Yuk. Yuk.

Bushido leaves europe ideals dead in the water lmfao