Which description of the Japanese feudal pyramid is correct?
Responses
samurai at the top, daimyos in the middle, shoguns at the bottom
samurai at the top, daimyos in the middle, shoguns at the bottom
samurai and daimyos at the top, peasants in the middle, shoguns at the bottom
samurai and daimyos at the top, peasants in the middle, shoguns at the bottom
daimyos at the top, shoguns in the middle, samurai at the bottom
daimyos at the top, shoguns in the middle, samurai at the bottom
shoguns at the top, daimyos in the middle, peasants at the bottom
1 answer
The correct description of the Japanese feudal pyramid is:
shoguns at the top, daimyos in the middle, peasants at the bottom.
In this hierarchy, the shogun held the highest power, followed by the daimyos (feudal lords), and then the samurai served the daimyos. At the bottom of the pyramid were the peasants, who worked the land.
