Published by Anonymous on 9/22/2003 12:08:00 PM
"Interpreted as "I will follow the commands of my superior no matter what""
One story regarding Samurai ediquete involves two men who got into an argument in the home of their lord. One man insulted the other, and was cut down for it. However, it is the utmost and ultimate sin to ever draw your blade in the company of a Daimyo. The insulted samurai killed the man who insulted him, then commited seppuku for the dire insult to his lord.
One story regarding Samurai ediquete involves two men who got into an argument in the home of their lord. One man insulted the other, and was cut down for it. However, it is the utmost and ultimate sin to ever draw your blade in the company of a Daimyo. The insulted samurai killed the man who insulted him, then commited seppuku for the dire insult to his lord.