Warriors who agreed to fight for nobles in exchange for land

The nobles gave land to warriors who agreed to fight for them. The warriors were called samurai. The samurai lived by a strict code of conduct called Bushido, or "the way of the warrior." It demanded that a samurai be loyal to his master. The samurai must also be brave and honorable.

Explanation:

Japan is located between east Korea and China and is an archipelago-which is a chain of islands-that streams north to south of Pacific Ocean.In the chain of islands there are four major ones which are Honshu, Hokkaido,Shikoku,and Kyushu.The Japan's terrain is mostly mountains,and forest so not enough space to truly farm. In addition ,japan experiences a number of earthquakes because of the position on the islands ,continental plates meet where japan is located this is the explanation of why earthquakes and volcanoes emerge.The civilization in the early years had to turn their lives to the sea because the mountainous regions weren't farm lands .So the Japanese built villages near the ocean and learned how to fish and traveled by ships.This down side to being by the ocean was the civilization was isolated from the rest of Asia ,but let the Japanese civilization alleviate .

Knights (or samurai in Japan).

Explanation:

Knights were a part of the feudal system in the Middle Ages. Their influence extended across the globe in different forms. In Europe (which is what I think you're after) they would fight in exchange for a small manor or other land.

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