What does daimyo mean?
noun
A feudal lord or a powerful noble in Japan, especially during the Sengoku period (1467–1603). A daimyo was often the head of a clan and held significant power and influence.
Example
"The daimyo's castle stood atop a hill, overlooking the surrounding countryside."
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