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Also known as rōnin

samurai senza padrone

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A rōnin was a samurai in feudal and early modern Japan (1185–1868) who had no lord or master to serve, sometimes having also cut ties with his family or clan. A samurai would become a rōnin when his master died or when he lost his master's favor or legal standing.

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occupation
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samurai
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Rōnin
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Ronin
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Article · Italiano

Ronin (浪人 rōnin?, lett. "uomo alla deriva", "persona che impara a diventare samurai" o "uomo-onda") (pronuncia [ɾoːɲiɴ]) è un termine giapponese che designava il samurai decaduto, rimasto senza padrone o per la morte di quest'ultimo o per averne perso la fiducia.

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