Japanese samurai culture. Samurai Weapon. Samurai Armour

Japanese Samurai Culture
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Introduction: The Samurai, also known as (bushi) were class of Japanese warriors who came into existence in the 10th century in Japan, and it performed military operations until the 19th century (Starrs, 2011).
Thesis: Swords and shield, symbolizing military supremacy and garments and artworks, demonstrate that Samurai were not only vicious but also intellectual and cultured.
Samurai Weapon: Samurai swords were curved and made using steel. The steel was made by principal craftsmen, who prudently controlled the carbon content of different sections of the blade for extreme forte and flexibility (Pitelka, 2015).
Samurai Armour: Cuirasses made of steel plates sewed together and secured by varnish date back the kofun era.
Conclusion: The Samurai culture was one of those that was complex and heavily endowed with military weapons that helped them thrive throughout the centuries.
The Samurai, also known as (bushi) were class of Japanese warriors who came into existence in the 10th century in Japan, and it performed military operations until the 19th century (Starrs, 2011). As they rose in both social and economic stature, they gradually became the motivating force behind the production of different types of paintings and decorative art images. This paper will focus on various cultural activities of Samurai. Swords and shield, symbolizing military supremacy and garments and artworks, demonstrate that Samurai were not only vicious but also intellectual and...