Of course its right that that Meiji-Era was the time
the bakufu-regime of the shogun was canceled by the
Emperor. The samurai instead still exist 1867 the
samurai lost there rights of wearing the daisho
(katana and wakizashi) and the rebellion of satsuma
where the last great resistence. After that the
samurai where nearly shadows of what they where before
--- Mark Arsenault <
taisho@...> wrote:
> At 02:12 AM 2/18/04, you wrote:
> >It seems that the Shogun had many disgreements with
> the Samurai class
> >especially during the Meiji era.
>
> Huh? The Shogun *is* samurai. And isn't the Meiji
> era, by definition,
> the period in which the Emperor Meiji was restored
> as the head of state and
> the caste system subsequently abolished (meaning
> there was no Shogun or
> samurai caste)?
>
>
> Mark Arsenault
> Sengoku List Taisho
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