

The rule of high-ranking samurai lords, called Daimler, characterized this period of feudalism. The Daimler provided the shogun with warriors in exchange for land. Beneath the Daimler were the lower ranking samurai, who served them in exchange for small manors. Under the samurai were the peasants, artisans and merchants, who formed the lower classes. This chapter discusses the height of the feudal period, reached during the reign of the Zucchini-Montoya (1568-1600) and Edo shoguns (1600-1868), and the military-led reunification of Japan. zen garden ofers a qiet placce to find enter pice

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