The Warriors

The samurai were warriors who were more of less the equivalent of feudal knights apart from some differences such as being able to read and being skilled at Japanese art . The word Samurai actually means “one who serves” They were employed by the shogun (daimyo) these people were members of a warrior class that followed a strict code.This code defined what they wore (clothes and armour) and how they acted on the battlefield. The age of the Samurai lasted for almost 700 years form approx.1185 to 1867

a strong, brave warrior. They are exploding with adventure. Warriors are fast on the battlefield and that means for slow opponents just walk away before you stink of defeat. A warrior has the ability to smash around with the sword of death and denominate anything. Seeking power and wealth nothing shall stand in the way of a warrior on a mission. Equipped and ready for battle is why I chose a warrior because they can deal damage and receive a lot of damage without dying. Warriors are severe elite

Introduction When we hear the word warrior, we think of someone who has great strength, endurance, and agility. A warrior can be defined as either a male or female who exhibits one or more of these characteristics. But, can we truly classify a warrior as a hero? Looking into the Middle ages, there are some great warriors, male and female, who have graced us with their presence in Medieval History. In fact, some that come to mind are: King Arthur, Joan of Arc, and Robin Hood. Many women in the Middle

most likely different, so it makes sense that their warriors would be completely different, right? This is however, not the case for the warriors of Medieval Europe and Japan; the knights and samurai, respectively, who are more similar than we think. These warriors arose during a time when feudal governments ruled the lands in both reaches of the word, the warring lords and Daimyos needed military support and protection. In turn, these warriors were in high demand and were given land by these lords

Warrior, a term that has been used throughout history to describe fearsome individuals whom fights towards one goal, victory. Often times, “warrior” gets tossed around with terms such as soldiers, killers, and murderers. But what does the description and title of being a “warrior” really mean? Being a Warrior means being loyal, portraying leadership, being brave, skilled, strong, courageous, and willing to sacrifice their lives at all times. We choose to become a warrior, and it is essentially a

The samurai were the professional warriors that ruled Japan for about 700 years, from the end of the 12th century until the middle of the 19th century. “The term samurai originates from the verb saburau, meaning to serve as attendant to a person of nobility” (Mcgee 1). In the Heian era, (ca. 792-1192), samurai referred to the warriors guarding the Emperor and court nobles, but later the term started to be used to refer to all professional warriors. From the end of the Heian era, the samurai were

This is a different sort of Pressfield book. Unlike the historical fiction genre in which he’s written such best-sellers as “Gates of Fire,” “The Afghan Campaign, and “The Profession,” “The Warrior Ethos” is the culmination of years of discussions Pressfield’s been having with Marines and others who were taken with the blend of courage-under-fire and humanity shown by Leonidas, Dienekes, Matthais, Gent, and the other characters in his books. “I wanted to give something back to our men and women

Beowulf has just arrived on the beach of the Danes, King Hrothgar’s territory. An unnamed coastguard is obviously intimidated by the proportion, design, and occupants of Beowulf’s craft, yet he stops the warrior to ask his business and inquire after his heritage. Thus, the hero of Beowulf, the great warrior himself, introduces himself to the coastguard and in doing so, to the readers (or oral audiences of the time). Beowulf mentions his famous relatives, including that they are, “King Hygelac’s hearth-companions”

A typical warrior is a man in medieval knight in shining armor fighting for his life and homeland. Today, the definition of what it means to be a warrior has become ambiguous. Often, we view those willing to sacrifice their lives for others--such as soldiers, police officers, or firefighters--as warriors. Even expanded in this way, the warrior still connotes physical bravery, masculine strength, and daring. However, this concept of warrior can have an entirely new meaning when we use it in a literary

What makes a warrior is it:being able to push through hardships to the end,perhaps it’s the ability to be disciplined enough to deny any incentives that would deter you from your goals,or maybe it’s something not as positive maybe it’s the ability to ruthlessly pursue your goals regardless of who’s in your path.Having similar qualities to the warrior archetype is not necessarily a bad thing,however the same can be said for it being good also. Take for example Wonder Woman she fights for the greater