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Feudalism In Japan - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Loyal samurai were bitter when the government failed to pay them
      - The Kamakura shoguns lost prestige and power
      - Samurai attached themselves more closely to their local lords, who soon fought one another as fiercely as they had fought the Mongols
        
        Although feudal Japan no longer courted contact with China, it would continue to absorb Chinese ideas and shape them into the Japanese way
- - - - leader yoritomo was awarded title shogun
        
        center of power was at shoguns military headquaters, known as kamakura
        
        farmland disputes often arose because of lords wanting more land and the kamakura had little influence in the disputes
        
        the kamakura shouguns were able to stop the mongals naval invasion
        
        but this drained treasury and the samuris were not happy because of the failure to pay them
        
        local lords faught themsleves over land due to the little gouvernence of the kamakura and the samuriais followed there lords causing greater conflicts
        
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- - - - Fujiwara family began to slip from power
        
        Central government also began to slip
      - large landowners that were far away from the capitol began to create their own private armies
        
        country-side became lawless and dangerous
        
        armed soldiers on horseback preyed on farmers and travelers