Do Japanese women only have husbands and adopted sons? How to explain rya in Japan?

Rya in Japan is called onnabugeisha in history, and they are also an important part of Japanese samurai in the history of Japanese samurai. In order to protect their homes, these Ryas can help men resist the invasion of other tribes. However, because many Japanese women are petite, they must receive a lot of samurai training to make up for their lack of figure. Rya in Japan prefers mountain cities with long handles at the end. They are also very professional in using bows and arrows and close combat. ?

Historically, the general impression of Japanese samurai is that men can become Japanese samurai, but in fact, in Japanese history, there are a lot of incidents in which rya fought against men. Many rya have made dazzling achievements on the battlefield, the most famous of which is the Queen Jinggu, who was pregnant with a family of six, but fought on horseback and finally conquered the Korean Peninsula. However, in the17th century, due to the great changes in the status of Japanese women in Japanese society, Japanese girls were not free to travel or participate in wars, but stayed at home to teach their children, and gradually Japanese rya withdrew from the historical stage.

The word samurai actually means waiter and valet in Japanese, and samurai is the social stratum of Japan 10 19 th century. To be a samurai, one must be familiar with martial arts, be keen on fighting, and be influenced by China and many countries. Japanese waiters are generally represented by samurai in Rome. ? The spirit of Japanese samurai is called Bushido by the Japanese, which means that as a samurai, you must have the spirit of fearlessness, competence, courage and loyalty, but this principle is only an ideal representative. The loyalty and bravery of Japanese samurai are ultimately based on their loyal master's reward system for samurai. ?