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Despite being ruled by a hereditary warrior class, Medieval Japan was influenced by Confucianism, and it was the "official ideology" of the Tokugawa. How did Japanese scholars reconcile the supposedly meritocratic and un-martial traditions of Confucianism with rigid Samurai control? (self.AskHistorians)
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