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| : belief that humans, plants, rocks, and rivers all have a spirit |
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| :class of people holding exceptional rank and privilege |
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| :general who resisted Kamakura emperor and named himself shogun |
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| :Samurai code of conduct; "way of the warrior" |
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| :bond of loyalty between a lord and a vassal |
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| :head of a group; generally has no authority or responsibility |
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| :group of merchants or craftspeople during medieval times |
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| :form of poetry; 3 lines with 17 syllables |
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| :typhoons or divine winds |
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| :wrote book "The Tale of Genji" |
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| :mental exercise to reach a greater spritual awareness |
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| :commander of the Minamoto forces |
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| :Japanese capital city in the early AD700s |
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| :warriors who agreed to fight for nobels |
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| :commander of the military forces |
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| :Yamato prince who ruled on behalf of his aunt |
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| :simple wooden building built near sacred tree or rock; for religious purposes |
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| :book describing the romances and adventures of a Japanese prince |
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| :person under the protection of a lord: vowed loyalty |
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| :one of the the major Buddhist sects |
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