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'''Bushido''' is the [[Samurai]] code of honor.
 
'''Bushido''' is the [[Samurai]] code of honor.
 
It is named after the '''Bushi''' or '''Buke''', a class of warriors in [[Japan]] who were not [[noble]]s but who nevertheless held an honorable position.
 
It is named after the '''Bushi''' or '''Buke''', a class of warriors in [[Japan]] who were not [[noble]]s but who nevertheless held an honorable position.
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The Bushido and their way of life thrived until the late 1800's.
  
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It was a way of life for the them, more than just a code. Bushido had several points that it greatly stressed:
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==See also==
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* [[chivalry]]
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*[[Loyalty]]
 
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*[[Self sacrifice]]
 
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*[[Justice]]
 
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*Sense of [[shame]]
 
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*Refined [[manners]]
 
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*[[Purity]]
 
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*[[Modesty]]
 
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*[[Frugality]]
 
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*[[Martial]] spirit
 
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*[[Honor]]
 
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*[[Affection]]
 
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Note than many of these same values are reflected in [[chivalry]].
 
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The Bushido and their honorable way of life thrived until the late 1800's.
 
  
 
==Links==
 
==Links==

Revision as of 18:29, February 6, 2010

Bushido is the Samurai code of honor. It is named after the Bushi or Buke, a class of warriors in Japan who were not nobles but who nevertheless held an honorable position. The Bushido and their way of life thrived until the late 1800's.

See also

Links

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