The …………….feudal society was mainly comprised of four different classes – Samurai, Farmers, Artisans and Merchants.

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• The …………….feudal society was dominated by the Samurai, a class of highly skilled warriors.
• In the end of the civil war, the Minamota Samurai group came out victorious and they established the first Shogunate – the Kamakura Shogunate, transforming the emperor a name sake ruler, in………….
• The Kamakura Shogunate was replaced by the …………….Shogunate, which reasserted the power and dominance of the Samurai class.
• The Samurai class was the land-owning class in …………..and they enjoyed the highest position in the social ladder.
• During the period of the ……………..Shogunate the Samurai class lost its earlier power and prestige as it was an era of relative peace.
• Though the Kamakura Shogunate resists the ……………attack successfully with the help of the Samurai warriors, it led to the downfall of the Shogunate.
• One of the most commonly accepted definition of feudalism is that of the historian, ………….., who calls it the ‘feudal society’.
• The feudal period of Japanese history is generally marked between 1185 and …………….. AD.
• The ……………..system had existed in the entire medieval West Asia is generally identified as the feudal practice.
• In the 4th century, Emperor ……………..declared serfdom legal by requiring tenant farmers to pay labour services to their lords.