Examples of using Daimyo in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Fight the Daimyo?
You fight Daimyo in the morning?
Listen to me, Daimyo.
A Daimyo of the 16th century once said.
I want to see the Daimyo.
Tell the Daimyo to prepare the papers.
We're practicing fighting the Daimyo.
The Daimyo was helpless before these monsters.
Four demons defeated the Daimyo and his army.
The Daimyo is coming in the morning… with Walker and guns.
It must be because of his lineage to the daimyo after all?
Hired by the Daimyo, they were hunters, sent out to battle the Shadows.
If the scepter wasn't in the woods… maybe the Daimyo has it.
But the Daimyo had a brave samurai in his service who loved the daughter.
The shogun had 17,000 samurai retainers; the daimyo each had hundreds.
The Daimyo beseeched the gods to ease his shame, and the gods answered.
The monsters were gone from his land but the Daimyo was angered by the samurai's trick.
Thanks to them, the Daimyo died, his clan was crushed, and we were all reduced to beggary.
The traditional samurai were warriors in the service of the daimyo, the territorial warlords of Japan.
The Daimyo and his court believe that you're a witch… who has somehow managed to spirit away his son.
Since there was very little fighting,they became civil servants paid by the daimyo, with minor duties.
Daimyo: a feudal lord, ruler of a province… was to seize and absorb the properties and wealth of the Daimyo. .
I apologize for this crude interruption, Daimyo… but perhaps this little bird will sing for your supper.
Takechi is plotting to overthrow the Shogunate andrestore the Emperor to power, in order to become a Daimyo Lord.
Daimyo and generals, as well as in the game Rome Total War, will try to inspire their armies to combat exploits.
The new centers of power andculture in Japan were the fortified castles of the daimyo, around which new cities and gardens appeared.
The daimyo, or lords, were at the top, followed by the samurai, with the farmers, artisans, and traders ranking below.
The principles of bushido emphasized honor, courage, skill in the martial arts, andloyalty to a warrior's master(daimyo) above all else.
The daimyo, or lords, were at the top, followed by the warrior-caste of samurai, with the farmers, artisans, and traders ranking below.
At the top of the social order, though below emperor,shogun, and daimyo(lords), were the samurai who functioned as the ruling class.