samurai

the traditional code of the Japanese samurai

It has a tradition of self-killing, which in some forms, such as the ritualised seppuku (“belly-cutting”) of the samurai, may still be deemed honourable, even noble.

The samurai warrior trained rigorously in martial arts.

The samurai's code of honor is known as Bushido.

Samurai swords are known for their sharpness and craftsmanship.

The samurai served their feudal lords with loyalty and dedication.

Many stories and legends revolve around the samurai of ancient Japan.

Samurai armor was designed to provide protection in battle.

The samurai were skilled horsemen as well as expert swordsmen.

Samurai culture emphasized discipline, respect, and self-control.

During the Edo period, samurai were required to follow a strict social hierarchy.

The samurai's katana was considered a symbol of their status and honor.

Kush, do you have a samurai sword?

The samurai had split into two groups.

The daimyo rules the domain, and about 1,500 samurai retainers serve him.

The next year of her life saw samurai revolt against the Japanese government.

Totally. It could also be diamonds. -Or a samurai sword. -Or the Declaration of Independence.

Kintaro would grow up to become a samurai and was one of the four guardians of the legendary Master Raiko.

Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai who went undefeated in 61 duels, making him an expert on the subject of self-discipline.

" Thank you Ohtani, thank you samurai Team Japan! " he shouted after the final pitch.

He attacked and was wounded, but the samurai allowed him to flee.

He then commanded his son, Chikara, to go engage the three samurai in combat.