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Philosophical Teachings

Beyond their martial prowess, samurai were scholars who studied philosophy, poetry, and literature. Drawing from teachings of Zen Buddhism and Confucianism, they developed a profound philosophical outlook that emphasized self-discipline, humility, and the pursuit of inner harmony.

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At the core of Bushido lies a set of principles that guided the samurai in their conduct. Central to this code were virtues such as righteousness, loyalty, courage, and honor. Bushido emphasized the importance of self-discipline, mastery of martial skills, and unwavering loyalty to one's lord. For the samurai, death in battle was preferable to a life of dishonor, and they adhered to a strict moral code even in the face of adversity.

Philosophical Teachings

Beyond their martial prowess, samurai were scholars who studied philosophy, poetry, and literature. Drawing from teachings of Zen Buddhism and Confucianism, they developed a profound philosophical outlook that emphasized self-discipline, humility, and the pursuit of inner harmony.

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