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7/17/2025, 6:28:50 PM
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>The word samurai originally referred to domestic servants and did not have military connotations.
Interesting
>According to Morillo, during the Sengoku period, the term "marks social function and not class, It means a retainer of a lord - usually, in the sixteenth century, the retainer of a daimyo", and was used to refer to "all sorts of soldiers, including pikemen, bowmen, musketeers and horsemen".[8]
Yasuke was a retainer of a Lord. Thus he was a samurai. QED bitch.
>The word samurai originally referred to domestic servants and did not have military connotations.
Interesting
>According to Morillo, during the Sengoku period, the term "marks social function and not class, It means a retainer of a lord - usually, in the sixteenth century, the retainer of a daimyo", and was used to refer to "all sorts of soldiers, including pikemen, bowmen, musketeers and horsemen".[8]
Yasuke was a retainer of a Lord. Thus he was a samurai. QED bitch.
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