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... their parents.
While it might stem from their love for their parents, such behavior was primarily driven by their instinct to protect the person they strongly trusted to protect them.
For instance, it was common for a disciple to get angry if someone insulted their master, or for the people to get riled up when foreigners insulted their lord.
The era they lived in also played a role – it was expected for subordinates to offer unconditional obedience.
Unconditiona ...
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