Mamuri
Mamuri is a term used in Japanese texts to refer to a type of warrior or foot soldier. Mamuri were typically infantrymen who were deployed on the battlefield, often as part of a larger army. They were known for their bravery and fighting skills, but also for their relatively low social status compared to other types of warriors.
Mamuri were often conscripted from local populations, which means they were ordinary citizens who were forced
Mamuri were often deployed in waves against enemy forces, and were expected to put up a fierce
Despite their relatively low status, mamuri played an important role in many battles, and their bravery and
In modern times, the term "mamuri" is not commonly used in Japan, and has largely been replaced