Bushido Term
Bushido is the term for the moral code of the Samurai, the warrior class of premodern Japan. It means "the way of the warrior" and it emphasizes martial spirit, loyalty, honour, and ethics.
Bushido has different types and tenets that evolved over time and were influenced by various schools of thought, such as Zen Buddhism and Confucianism. Some of the common values of bushido are Frugality: living simply and avoiding waste and extravagance. Righteousness: acting according to moral principles and justice. Courage: facing danger and adversity with bravery and determination. Benevolence: showing kindness and compassion to others, especially those in need. Respect: treating others with courtesy and dignity, especially elders and superiors.