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sleet_krkn [62]
4 years ago
12

(Will give brainliest to first correct answer) Local Lords that had been granted fiefs, to build their castles on. They were giv

en this privilege in return for pledged loyalty and political and military support.
(Who were the lords?)

1.Daimyo


2.Shogun


3.Samurai
History
2 answers:
Pie4 years ago
7 0

the daimyo were lords  or better said the vessel to the shogun interesting  fact the shugo daimyo were the first men to hold the name daimyo and arose in the Muromachi period

DedPeter [7]4 years ago
5 0

The answer is Daimyo, the largest magnates in Japan during that time.

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