Definition of Daimyo
ancient Japanese feudal lords who the samurai served under
Examples of Daimyo in a sentence
The descendent of an ancient daimyo, the Japanese boy was proud that to come from a powerful, land-owning family.
Each daimyo in ancient Japan was responsible for running great estates that stretched over great distances.
The daimyo owned so much land that many Japanese citizens considered him more powerful than the emperor himself.
In feudal Japan, the daimyo were landowners who were high in social class and status.
The daimyo were given land by shoguns in return for both military support and loyalty.
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