The Samurai were heavily influenced by the Chinese Chan(禅) sect of Buddhism. It was introduced to Japan in the 12th-century, around the same time that the Samurai class came into being. Chan is better known by its Japanese pronunciation, Zen. Unlike Pure Land Buddhism, another popular sect in Japan, which relies on saviors like Bodhisattvas, Zen emphasizes meditation and personal salvation. I'm sure many samurai venerated the Buddha or Shinto deities (given Japan was a very religious culture), but Zen influenced them more than any other spiritual path.
No. Samurais are from Japan, not Thailand. They Speak Japanese.
Samurais are most noted for their katana use. Samurais are most skilled with the katana. Samurais also carry a backup weapon called a wakizashi. Both the katana and wakizashi are forms of a sword. Some Samurais also use a bow known as a yumi.
As long as they still alive, they are still consider a samurais
Vikings are much stronger, but Samurais are faster. Also Samurais aren't afraid to die so probably Samurais.
They kill any people they want, and people are scared of the samurais!
This link will provide some good information on Samurais. http://www.asianartmall.com/samuraiarticle.htm
History tells that ninjas used to be farmers, who defeated the samurais for revenge.
Are samurais are flexible especially for the female ones which are trained well.
samurais were when japan was in the feudal system- they were hired by their lords to protect them from attackrs, and they would be given land in exchange
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No, there are no samurais anymore.