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Listen on Spotify ➤ Subscribe to my channel ➤ Turn on notification for the fastest access to new weekly uploads Politically, the ninjas were outside the system of feudal relations, their organization had its own structure. Moreover, they were “quinine“ - outside the structure of society, did not have their recognized place in it, but could occupy any, despite the fact that everyone had their place, even the peasants. The ancient ninjas were scattered all over the country, but most of them lived in the forest surroundings of Kyoto and the mountainous areas of Iga and Koga. Sometimes ninja clans were replenished with so-called ronin (since the middle of the XI century, in the event of the death of a samurai, his samurai subordinates had two ways — to commit seppuku or become a ronin). The very use of the term “clan“ in relation to the ninja is not entirely correct, since clans are usually based on kinship ties, which the ninja did not always have. By the XVII century. there were abou
