Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors
Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors by Blake Hoena, published by Capstone in 2019, offers an illustrated exploration of the lives of Samurai warriors in Feudal Japan. This 32-page book presents a nuanced view of these figures, challenging the common perception of them as solitary heroes. Instead, it highlights their roles as loyal servants to noble lords, emphasizing their commitment to protecting their master’s lands.
Readers will discover dynamic illustrations paired with engaging narratives that delve into the history and culture of Samurai warriors. The book focuses on the honor and duty that defined their lives, illustrating how most Samurai fought alongside their lords rather than as lone wanderers. With topics spanning military history and the societal structure of medieval Japan, this edition serves as an informative resource for those interested in the complexities of Samurai life and the historical context of their service.
Official synopsis Publisher
Samurai warriors are often thought of as stoic loners who wandered the land helping poor villagers fight against their oppressors. However, although a few Samurai worked alone, most of them considered it dishonorable. These highly-skilled warriors usually served a noble lord, and they fought fiercely to protect their master’s lands. Dynamic illustrations and fascinating tales of famous Samurai teach readers what life was like as a noble servant-warrior in Feudal Japan.
Author
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors” about?
Who is the author of “Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors”?
When was “Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors” published?
What is the ISBN for “Samurai Japan’s Noble Servant-Warriors”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
