The relationship between samurai and ninja in ancient Japan

First of all, the status of samurai is higher than that of ninja, and it is much higher than that of ninja.

Secondly, samurai are not nobles, and Japanese nobles refer to ministers. Samurai first came from farmers who surrounded the manor, and then gradually gathered under the leadership of Yuan and Ping. These people were all transformed by the descendants of the Emperor. It was not until Heiqingsheng of Heiping came to power that he gradually established a higher position than farmers, but their position was always lower than that of officials, although some samurai had higher actual power, such as shogun generals.

Finally, ninjas first appeared in the ninth century. Because of their special occupation, their deeds are rarely recorded, except that the "scouts" during the original hegemony period were the prototype of ninjas. Many times ninjas are attached to a certain name, but in general, they are opposed to samurai, because they are often responsible for assassinating samurai. So ninjas rarely fall into the hands of samurai, because they will be tortured to death by samurai. During the Edo period, Tokugawa Ieyasu absorbed the Ninja Igawa as a "concentric group", which was equivalent to the secret police. Under the command of Hattori Shimada Hanzo Justice, the ninja has the identity of seeing the light for the first time.