What was the Tokugawa era in Japan like?

First, the characteristics of Antu Taoshan era will be further expanded, and we can see the completion of centralized feudal system and its decline (when it is completed, it is the day of decline).

Second, the development of cities and businesses.

Third, the development of Maqi culture (commercial civilization).

Fourth, implement the policy of locking up the country and prohibiting religion.

5. Confucianism (Zhuzi studies, Yangming studies) and the rise of Lan Xue (the Dutch were first introduced to Japan in the middle of the Edo period, and the so-called western learning in China in the late Qing Dynasty was called Lan Xue at the end of the Japanese curtain).

From the above five points, we can see the prominence and development of the Tokugawa shogunate era, and the internal contradictions of the shogunate itself led to the decline and decline of the Tokugawa shogunate. Tokugawa Ieyasu finally completed the centralization of feudal system initiated by predecessors with clever policies, and the political organization of the edo shogunate reached its peak. However, after the completion of centralized feudal system, warriors concentrated in cities, and the stimulation of consumption also brought prosperity to cities and businesses, which gradually intensified the oppression of farmers and the penetration of goods into rural areas. Finally, due to the class differentiation of farmers, the disintegration of the Mufan system led to the collapse of the original political and economic system of exploitation and rule, and numerous peasant uprisings dealt a heavy blow to the shogunate. In addition, the diplomatic problems at the end of the shogunate were complicated and urgent, and Confucian and China scholars advocated respecting the king and rejecting foreign countries.