Every Day Japan
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The family was an important one, and had in the past ruled over wide domains.
Many of the samurai belonging to the dan had been active in the modem life of the nation, and had been ennobled, some of them bokling titles of the same rank as the one now held by their former feudal chief. It was very touching to see how, in the presence of their former princelet, these men were willing to forget for a moment their own honours and dignities and to pay reverence to the head of the old clan. The samur...ai, even though now a baron or marquis, still remains loyal to his old dan, and the heads of the old families still exercise a consider- able influence, though one mainly behind the scenes.
This state of affairs cannot, however, last for long, for Japan, in spite of traditions to the contrary, is intensely democratic and asks "What art thou.'" not ''What hast thou been?*" In the early days, when the daimyos suddenly found themselves on Digitized by Google THE LAKE IN THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, TOKYO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The family was an important one, and had in the past ruled over wide domains.
Many of the samurai belonging to the dan had been active in the modem life of the nation, and had been ennobled, some of them bokling titles of the same rank as the one now held by their former feudal chief. It was very touching to see how, in the presence of their former princelet, these men were willing to forget for a moment their own honours and dignities and to pay reverence to the head of the old clan. The samur...ai, even though now a baron or marquis, still remains loyal to his old dan, and the heads of the old families still exercise a consider- able influence, though one mainly behind the scenes.
This state of affairs cannot, however, last for long, for Japan, in spite of traditions to the contrary, is intensely democratic and asks "What art thou.'" not ''What hast thou been?*" In the early days, when the daimyos suddenly found themselves on Digitized by Google THE LAKE IN THE UNIVERSITY GROUNDS, TOKYO.
What to read after Every Day Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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