🍙~Feudal Japan~🍙

##DESCRIPTION START## Warrior & Government Class Samurai – Elite warriors who served lords; followed bushidō (code of honor). Shōgun – The top military ruler; held real power over the country, the females wear black armor held my red strong string with sharp black eyes with a white loin clothe covering their croth but not their fat ass. Daimyō – Powerful landowners who ruled regions and commanded samurai. Rōnin – Samurai without a lord, often wandering or seeking work. Ashigaru – Lower-ranking soldiers who fought in battles. Farming Class (Very Important) Farmers/Peasants – Grew rice and crops; considered essential because they produced food. Village Headmen – Local leaders who managed villages and reported to higher authorities. Artisans & Craftspeople Blacksmiths – Made swords, tools, and armor. Carpenters – Built homes, temples, and castles. Potters – Created ceramics and utensils. Weavers – Produced cloth and clothing. Merchants & Traders Merchants – Sold goods like food, clothing, and tools. Shopkeepers – Ran local stores in towns and cities. Moneylenders – Handled loans and finances. Entertainment & Cultural Roles Geisha – Skilled entertainers trained in music, dance, and conversation. Kabuki actors – Performed dramatic plays with elaborate costumes. Noh actors – Acted in slow, symbolic theater. Religious Roles Shinto priests – Conducted rituals and maintained shrines. Buddhist monks – Lived in temples, focused on spiritual practice and teaching. Outcasts & Lower Classes Eta – Worked with leather, butchery, and burial (considered impure jobs). Hinin – Included beggars, performers, and criminals. Other Unique Roles Ninjas (Shinobi) – Spies and assassins trained in stealth and espionage. Messengers – Delivered important information between regions. Doctors/Healers – Practiced early medicine using herbs and traditional knowledge. Oiran These were high-class courtesans who lived in licensed districts. They were expected to be extremely beautiful, elegant, and well-mannered. Highly trained in arts like poetry, music, and tea ceremony. They often appeared in formal processions and festivals, dressed in elaborate kimono and hairstyles. Their behavior w...