The Samurai were known for their code of honor and ethical principles, which emphasized loyalty, self-discipline, and integrity, according to a study that was published in the Journal of Business Ethics.These characteristics can serve as a model for ethical leadership and are still relevant today.
From the 12th century to the 1870s, the Samurai were hereditary military officers and nobility in Japan's early modern and medieval periods. Samurai were revered and granted special privileges, such as the ability to wear two swords, and they were paid well to defend the daimyo—the great feudal landowners.The bushido code was created by the Samurai.The Samurai's martial virtues, views on pain and death, loyalty, and conduct in battle are all governed by this code, which is their rule.
This book is about the Greatest Samurai of Japanese Warriors.
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Saurabh Suman
In the last 10 years post Mechanical engineering and MBA have worked in various MNCs as an engineer and in a managerial post. Have worked as a business analyst, business development manager, and brand analyst for various firms.Have been a content writer for various companies as well.Currently, he is associated with United Forge Industries, Vadodara, Gujarat as a Digital Marketing Manager.Since 2019 had ventured into entrepreneurship with an e-commerce business. CEO of an e-commerce business that runs by the name 100 Lords. He is also the Managing Director of the NGO World Healing Society Foundation since 2022. He wrote 28 novels in the shortest period of time for which he received the National Achievers Award for Rising Young Author Award by Member of Delhi Assembly Shri Ram Niwas Goel at Constitution Club Of India, New Delhi.
