What does the Japanese Red Warrior mean?

Japanese red samurai usually refers to a part of the samurai class in Japanese history. They are called Red Shirt Soldiers or Red Soldiers. This word usually refers to some warriors in red at the end of the Edo period (/kloc-the second half of the 9th century).

These red warriors mainly refer to the supporters of the shogunate regime, who played an important role in resisting the infiltration of western powers into Japan at the end of the shogunate. The representative figures of the Red Warrior include warriors of Wang Qin Sect, such as Sakamoto Ryoma.

The red warrior is named because they usually wear red or red accessories as symbols, and red is regarded as a symbol of courage and loyalty by them. They strengthened their beliefs and pursued national independence and modernization, which had an important impact on the process of modern Japanese history.