The Samurai eventually earned there own class between the 9th and 12th centuries A.D. They were called by two names: Samurai (knights-retainers) and Bushi (warriors). Some of them were related to the ruling class. Others were hired men. They gave complete loyalty to their Daimyo (feudal landowners) and received land and position in return...
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Each Daimyo used his Samurai to protect his land and to expand his power and rights to more land. a system of shugo or "guards" was later established for all of the districts and provinces as a means of keeping order. The position of shugo gradually became hereditary and development the samurai into an elite class of professional warriors...
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