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Rise of Feudalism and Mongol Invasion A.D

A Threat from Outside  1. Mongol Invasion  1274 – 450 Mongol ships carried 15,000 troops to attack Japan. Typhoon devastated Mongol invasion force.

A Threat from Outside  1281 – 150,000 Mongols took on Japan’s new navy when another typhoon destroyed the Mongol fleet.

A Threat from Outside  Japan calls the typhoons: Kamikaze, or “divine winds” because they felt gods and ancestors sent the typhoons to defend them.

Inside Japan  1. Zen Buddhism  The religion was popular in Japan; strict meditation led to personal salvation with an emphasis on dedication and discipline.

Inside Japan  2. Rise of Feudalism  Land in exchange for service and defense.  Emperor acted only as religious leader of Japan.  Samurai warriors dominated Japanese society.

Inside Japan

 Shogun: military and political leader.  Daimyo: high-ranking samurai lords who provided shoguns with warriors  Samurai: low-ranking warriors who served daimyo  Peasants: lowest class workers