Spanish Encomienda versus Japanese Feudal Systems

Because they are on the other side of the earth, Spanish Encomienda system is quite different from Japanese feudal system. The difference between the two is that one of the Japanese feudal system is in the highest position as opposed to the group where the Spanish Encomienda is at the top and the Spanish Encomienda system is divided not only by power but by society . I made Japanese. The parallel point between the two levels is that foreigners are placed at the bottom of the Japanese and Spanish society's hierarchy.

The word encomienda comes from the Spanish embender, which means "trust". During the conquest feudal system was used in feudal Spain and survived in some way. In North and South America, the first round was distributed by Christopher Columbus in the Caribbean. Spanish conquistadors, colonists, pastors or colonial officials were either reassigned or given land. These lands are often fairly extensive. The land includes any regional cities, towns, communities, or families living there. Local people should offer tributes in the form of gold and silver, crops and food, pigs and camels, or other land production. Local people, such as sugar cane farms and mines, can also work for a certain period of time. In return, the owner or owner is responsible for the happiness of his subject, guaranteeing that they will undergo transformation and receive education about Christianity.

Spain manages industrial relations through a legal system called encomienda. This is an exploitative feudal arrangement where Spain binds Indian labor and big real estate. Concomitantly, the Spanish royal family not only allowed the land to land, but also allowed a certain number of indigenous peoples. Encomenderos treats their workers brutally. After Las Casas of Bartoloméde announced his inflammatory story about Spanish abuse of power (destruction of the Indian islands), the Spanish authorities abolished this material in 1542 and replaced it with redistribution. As Spain spreads its empire to the Americas, it redistributes the abuse of many old systems as a more gentle system and continues to greedily exploit indigenous peoples