Which noble class was the lowest in feudal Japanese society?

Question

the daimyo
the ronin
the samurai
the shogun

Answer 1

In feudal Japanese society, the lowest class among the noble classes listed is the ronin. Ronin were samurai without a master, often due to the death or fall of their daimyo, and they did not possess the same status or landholdings as those who were directly serving a lord. The other groups mentioned—daimyo (feudal lords), samurai (warriors serving daimyo), and shogun (military leaders)—held higher statuses within the noble hierarchy.