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Everything you need to learn to become a samurai - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Who brought it?
        
        Kūkai, A well known Japanese monk
      - Where was it from?
        
        Central asia
      - What is it?
        
        Zen is the Japanese name for a Buddhist tradition practiced by millions of people across the world. Historically, Zen practice originated in China, Korea, Japan, and Vietnam, and later came to in the West. Zen takes many forms, as each culture that embraced it did so with their own emphases and tastes.
    - - what is it
        
        Buddhism is a faith that was founded by Siddhartha Gautama more than 2,500 years ago in India. With about 470 million followers.
      - where was it from
        
        Beakje
      - Who brought it
        
        Prince Shotoku
  - - - Exhibit self disipline
      - Show respect to authority
      - Obey the law
      - Administer justice
      - Protect the innocent
      - respect women
    - - Exhibit courage in word and deed
      - Avenge the wronged
      - Defend the weak and innnocent
      - Fight with honor
      - Never abandon a friend, ally, or noble cause
    - - Never attack an unarmed foe
      - Never charge an unhorsed opponent
      - Never attack from behind
      - Avoid cheating
      - Avoid torture
    - - Always keep one's word
      - Always maintain one's principles
      - Never betray a confidence or comrade
      - Avoid deception
      - Respect life
    - - Exhibit manners
      - Be polite and attentive
      - Be respectful of host, authority, and women
    - - To God, Soverign, Country, And the code of Budisho
- - - - Over time they went from hired guards to making their OWN military and government, called the Shogunate.
        
        In 1333 the government (emperor) overthrew the shogunate and ruled completely over Japan for three years until the Shogunate struck back in 1336 and took back all the militarian power. In which, the Shogunate moved to Kyoto and created a new shogunate, the Ashikaga Shogunate.
        
        In 1464 It's time for a new Shogun! Normally the shogun's son became the new shogun, but at the time he did not have one so he asked his brother who was a monk to become the next shogunate. The brother said yes but then the shogun has a son in which there was a civil war that lasted from 1467 to 1477. This was known as the Ōnin War.
        
        The shogunate were a very powerful group of samurai that became the leaders of Japan, however they did let the emperor have nice things and rule over Yamato and other parts of japan, but under the shogunate's rule.