What did peasants give their daimyo in return?

Peasants gave their daimyo a portion of their agricultural produce as a form of tax or tribute in return for protection and the right to work the land. This system of land tenure was central to the feudal structure in Japan, where peasants relied on their daimyo for security and governance. In addition to produce, peasants might also provide labor for various projects or military service when required. This reciprocal relationship helped maintain social order and economic stability in feudal Japan.