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history of the economic development of feudal japan - Coggle Diagram
history of the economic development of feudal japan
rural production
Commercial crops such as cotton, tea, hemp,
sugar, indigo and tobacco also expanded.
A long period of peace and stability under the
Tokugawa led to better food production and with
it an increase in the birth rate.
the Christian daimyo
they preferred to deal with the southern
daimyo who had converted to Christianity. Most of
these were ‘outer’ daimyo who were the main rivals
of the ruling Tokugawa family
towns, transport and trade
Huge
processions of samurai armies across the country
required the building of new roads, bridges and
rest houses. This made the transport of goods
between villages, towns and cities much easier,
resulting in a better supply of food.
growth of merchant classes
as travel around japan increased, merchants saw the chance to set up shops and stalls to sell items.
persecution of Christians