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Samurai were paid for services only with land. True False

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The answer is False.

Samurai, who were in the service of feudal lords, were paid in units of rice called koku. One koku was equivalent to the amount of rice needed to feed a man for one year. Sometimes they were paid in gold coins called ryo, one ryo being equivalent to one koku.

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