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Can you introduce the history of Fujiwara family in Japan (especially the role Fujiwara family played in Japanese politics and exchanges with China in Tang Dynasty)?
Fujiwara family

Fujiwara Dojo

(966- 1027), interim secretary of Ping An, Japan. Views and significance of dharma names and dharma practices. During the period of 986-99 1, he held positions of few words, power and influence. 1995 served as Minister of Neiguan Right and Minister of Zuo the following year. From 1000, five daughters were sent to the inner palace, among which Akiko was an emperor and queen, Stefanie was three emperors and queens, and Weizi was the last emperor and queen. Therefore, as san huang's consorts, they always rank first among officials and ministers, just like Guan Bai. 10 17 gave the position of regent to Zilaitong and became the minister of Zheng Tai. Fujiwara and his son were regents, and Guan Bai was the heyday of Fujiwara's dictatorship. 10 19 became a monk due to illness. Hojoji was built in 1022 and lived here in his later years. Therefore, it is called "the imperial palace is closed" and "the Regent of Hoyoji". The diary he wrote, Imperial Hall and White Record, is an important historical material in Fujiwara's heyday.

Label: Japanese history Fujiwara Heian period.

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Fujiwara is unequal.

(659-720), Minister of Nara in Japan. Son of Fujiwara's sickle foot. Alias Wen Zhonggong. Judge 689. In 700, he was ordered to participate in the compilation of the Dabao Law, which was completed the following year. In 708, he was appointed Prime Minister of Right. In July10, he participated in the relocation of the capital to Pingcheng, moved Shanjie Temple of Faxiangzong General Hospital to Xindu, and renamed Guangfu Temple as Stone Temple. In July18, he was promoted to Minister of Zheng Tai, and in the same year he presided over the compilation and revision of the Pension Law. Closely related to the royal family, the power in the court is increasing, and the female palace born by his ex-wife is Wu Wen's wife; After his wife's daughter Guangming Zi became the queen of Emperor Shengwu, it laid the foundation for Fujiwara to become a consort of the royal family. His four sons all hold important positions and are important ministers of the imperial court (later called "Fujiwara Four Sons"). After his death, he was named Danhai Gong.

Label: Qiu Zi Fujiwara's Old Age Law.

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The emergence of the samurai class in Japan

The emergence of the samurai class

/kloc-In Japan in the 20th century, nobles began to lose the power to dominate politics, and the rise of military nobles with "state" as the unit was accompanied by the emergence of new systems such as political authority and land control. With the intensification of the struggle between the royal family and Fujiwara, the emerging samurai group began to enter the political arena.

Samurai armor

The formation of samurai group is closely related to the disintegration of centralized system headed by emperor and the development of manor system. Due to the widespread establishment of manors, the contradictions and struggles between manors are increasing. In order to expand the territory, manor owners often have to seize other people's land; The Lord whose land was occupied by others had to resort to force to protect his interests. So some Zhuang people were armed, and at first they were also agricultural weapons, mainly agricultural weapons; Later he became a professional soldier.

The decline of the central administrative and security organs has made it common for people to carry weapons for self-defense. Moreover, due to the conscription system, when the family members of the state department or the Zhuang official class perform military service, private individuals also carry weapons. Gradually, the nobles in the State Council became warriors themselves, receiving military training, participating in wars, serving the existing authority system and curbing local unrest. With being called to participate in intensive military operations, samurai have a tendency to gradually form groups and troops. Mostly around a certain leader-in a "country", a person's prestige comes from the combination of his martial arts and status. Therefore, most of the junior high school students who can get ahead are the descendants of the nobles who were released to the official. They moved out of the capital and came to this place only to seek opportunities as local officials. Fujiwara, Genji and Shi Ping are the most famous among the new samurai groups.

Temples and shrines organized their own "monk soldiers" to join the battle of the world of mortals. With the help of the Buddha, monks and soldiers took whatever they wanted, and even joined the samurai group to fight for power with the court. In order to maintain order, local governments also set out to arm themselves, win over local tycoons and form local armed forces called Langdang. The nobles were defeated by the violence of monks and soldiers and had to rely on the strength of warriors. Stimulated by these factors, the samurai got the opportunity to enter the central political circle.

After the samurai appeared, they gradually moved from dispersion to concentration, and gathered under the banner of the most powerful and influential nobles in a region to form a samurai group. The combination of samurai groups has two relations: family and patriarch, both of which take strict discipline and absolute obedience as the first priority, and gradually form the so-called "Bushido spirit" ethical concepts such as loyalty and dedication. A westerner describes Bushido from a bystander's point of view: "Killing for honor, being lenient to the punished and losers, being merciless to the despicable and profitable, mainly appreciating the artificial poetic artistic beauty in life and the moonlight-like quiet world of hades after death, this is Bushido."

The samurai group was finally concentrated under Genji and Shi Ping.

Tada shrine

Genji Heping is a royal family. Genji originated from 8 14, and was given a surname by the emperor Emei to the princes, known as Yuantingchen. Since then, 14 emperors from He Chun to Sanzang have given their descendants the surname Genji. Among many Genji, Genji Qinghe is the most famous. This Genji was stationed in Kansai for a long time from the source of the grandson of Emperor Qinghe in 96 1 year. Ping is also a surname given by the royal family. There are four Ping families, namely Huanwu, Renming, Wende and Xiaoguang. Among them, Huan Wuping's family is the most powerful, and its ancestor originated from Emperor Kanmu's great-grandson Gao Wangwang, who has lived in kanto region for generations.

Label: Japanese samurai Japanese historical Fujiwara manor Genji Pingyi monk warrior group "Bushido spirit" shogunate

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The last three emperors

The 7th1emperor: the last three emperors (1034- 1073) (in place 1068- 1072).

1068, the last san huang ascended the throne. This is the only emperor who has no blood relationship with Fujiwara since 170. He was bullied by Fujiwara family with his biological mother since childhood, and his position was not stable for more than 20 years after he became a prince. Therefore, the last three emperors didn't want to be the puppet of Fujiwara family. After he ascended the throne, he devoted himself to restoring the emperor's pro-government, which was interrupted for a century. Since then, he reformed the etiquette system of the imperial court, reduced the expenses of the imperial court, and confiscated the land that the emperor did not issue the title deed, so all kinds of forces against Fujiwara gathered around him. After san huang broke the restriction of the gate valve, he used the middle and lower class aristocrats to participate in politics, which changed Fujiwara's dominance. 1069, the last san huang reorganized manor. With the support of middle and lower officials, he is going to limit Fujiwara's manor. However, due to the established practice of politics, the emperor could not carry out his will at will. In addition, he has several wives from Fujiwara family. Therefore, four years after the last three emperors ascended the throne, they gave way to Prince Zhenren, namely Sadahito.

After the last three emperors abdicated, they continued to compete with Fujiwara's forces. He set up the courthouse and appointed its officials, trying to replace the Regent and the White House political system with the courthouse and realize his desire to return to the royal family. However, the last san huang, who had just been a monk for a month, died of illness soon, which made his great ambition a fantasy.

Sadahito's mother and wife are both Fujiwara girls, but her wife has not yet given birth. Therefore, the Prince of the Stone Man, born to san huang and Genji's woman, was appointed as the Prince, and the half-brother of the Prince of the Stone Man, Fu Ren, was appointed as the next generation of the Prince. In this way, the royal family can quickly derail Fujiwara. However, this is the wishful thinking of post-san huang.

Label: Japanese Historical Fujiwara Huangfa Courtyard Hall

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Dihou cold spring

The seventieth emperor: Hou (1025- 1068) (reigned 1045- 1068).

After Lengquan ascended the throne, he made Prince Zunren the Crown Prince. Guan Baiteng tried his best to prevent Zunren from inheriting the throne, but he and his brother Fujiwara sent their daughter to the harem, but they never gave birth. The loss of the status of consorts made Fujiwara lose its political superiority. 1068, the cold spring of the Empress Dowager died, and Prince Zunren succeeded to the throne as the last san huang.

The eight emperors since Lengquan were born to Fujiwara's women, who grew up in Fujiwara's family when they were young. It seems that a fixed regime pattern has been formed in peacetime:

Emperor (hospital)-Emperor (emperor, new hospital)

She Guan (grandfather)-Empress (mother of the country, female hospital)

→ Prince (Emperor)

The 70-year-old Fujiwara dictatorship reached its peak under the rule of Fujiwara and Fujiwara. Fujiwara's mansion replaced the palace and became the power center for handling state affairs; The imperial court is just a big theater for performing ceremonies.

Governor Fujiwara was also the minister and regent of Zheng Tai, and made his three daughters the Empresses of san huang I, III and III respectively, and he himself became the grandfather of san huang. Fujiwara Takahara proudly expressed his ambition in poetry at the ceremony when his daughter was crowned queen: "The world is my world, and I do what I want. May is bright and the garden is full."

Fujiwara's caring custom politics only cares about the gains and losses of his family's interests, regardless of the rise and fall of the country. The corruption of politics will inevitably lead to the corruption of life, and its rule will not last long.

Tags: photos of Japanese historical Fujiwara.

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Suzaku queen

The 69th Emperor: Suzaku Queen (1009- 1045) (reigned 1036- 1045).

Suzaku acceded to the throne at the age of 28, with Fujiwara as Guan Bai. Emperor Suzaku was full of blood, unwilling to be fooled, and always wanted to restore the emperor's pro-government. 1037, regardless of Fujiwara's opposition, he made Prince Akiko the queen, but soon he made Prince Jinren, the son of Fujiwara's daughter, the prince-after all, he could not completely get rid of Fujiwara's control.

After the reign of Emperor Suzaku 10 years, the upper-class aristocrats fought for power and profit, the imperial power was abandoned, natural disasters and plagues continued for years, and the society was in turmoil and chaos. At this time, the temple forces developed rapidly, and there was a situation in which monks and soldiers ran rampant, which made the uneasy society worse.

It is worth recording that there were three fires in the palace, and the artificial mirror was burned down and had to be rebuilt three times. 1045, suzaku emperor gave way to his son before he died, for the sake of Emperor Han; At the same time, Sadako's son, the son of another woman who was not Fujiwara, was made a prince. Two days after this worry ended, Suzaku Queen passed away.

Label: Fujiwara fire in Japanese history

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An emperor

The 66th Emperor: An Emperor (980-101) (in 986-10/).

One of the emperors was the grandson of Kazuo Fujiwara, who was only 7 years old when he ascended the throne, and Kazuo Fujiwara served as regent. Then, Ying Zheng, the daughter of Lengquan and Fujiwara, was appointed as the Crown Prince, and Fujiwara was the grandfather of the emperor and the Crown Prince. Fujiwara's mansion became the political center, and the imperial court was only the place where the ceremony was held. The little emperor is just a trick of Fujiwara family, and has no prestige among the people, so that the palace has become a place where thieves and wild animals haunt. What's more, there were many fires in the palace. /kloc-a fire in 0/005 burned the emperor's artifact, and the court had to recast the mirror. Since then, the mirror left by the gods has become an artificial mirror.

In 990, Mrs Fujiwara probably got tired of complicated government affairs, resigned as regent and became a monk. Fujiwara Dowlong Bing Zheng, son of Fujiwara Kazuo. He married his daughter to an emperor. After Fujiwara's death, his younger brother Fujiwara became Guan Bai and sent his daughter to the harem. So there was a juxtaposition of two queens. However, although Taoist Fujiwara was overbearing, the same emperor was still peaceful. After being an emperor for 26 years,101year, he retired. He died immediately.

Although the emperor's achievements are not obvious, he has made many achievements in promoting cultural undertakings, because he himself is a master of ancient and modern knowledge.

Label: Japanese historical relics of Fujiwara learned emperor.

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Emperor Rong Yuan

The 64th Emperor: Emperor Rong Yuan (959-99 1) (969-984).

Emperor Rong Yuan was only 1 1 years old when he ascended the throne, and Fujiwara was the Regent. This is because Fujiwara has completely rejected foreign political opponents and then reopened the line struggle within his own family. During the 16 years of Rong Yuan's rule, the power struggle of Fujiwara family was going on from beginning to end.

In 972, Xinlai Fujiwara died, and Yi Yin Fujiwara, the son of his younger brother Fujiwara Shikoku, served as the regent. In 973, Yi Yin Fujiwara was bedridden, and his two younger brothers Fujiwara and Fujiwara began a struggle for power and interests. Fujiwara and Tongsheng were promoted to Zheng Tai ministers for six years, and deliberately excluded and ignored their younger brother Fujiwara and his family. Until he was seriously ill, he still hated Naidi and recommended his cousin Fujiwara Ryong as Guan Bai. After the death of Fujiwara Jinde, Fujiwara Jinde and Fujiwara Lai Zhong continued to compete for power. Finally, Fujiwara and Kazuo married their daughter to Rong Yuan, and soon gave birth to a prince, Prince Huairen, who later defeated Fujiwara Lai Zhong and monopolized the imperial power. In 984, 26-year-old Rong Yuan decided to give way to the son of Emperor Lengquan to avoid Fujiwara's internal struggle. Therefore, Prince Shizhen succeeded to the throne as the Huashan Emperor. Emperor Rong Yuan later became a monk and died in 99 1 at the age of 33.

Label: French emperor of Fujiwara in Japanese history

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Cold spring emperor

The 63rd Emperor: Emperor Lengquan (950- 10 1 1) (reigned 967-969).

Emperor Lengquan suffered from serious mental illness when he was a prince. Some people say that the ghost of Fujiwara Fiona Fang is at work. However, Fujiwara's family just took this opportunity to hold the emperor as a minister. Fujiwara's brother Fujiwara really relied on being a minister of Zheng Tai, and he "closed the door". Since then, Guan Bai has become the permanent supreme head of the imperial court from a temporary position.

After Lengquan ascended the throne, he was anxious to make way for the prince because of illness. At that time, the prince chose Lengquan's second brother as Prince Ping, but Prince Ping was Yuan Gaoming's son-in-law, which Fujiwara didn't want to see. Therefore, Fujiwara exerted a great influence in the court, forcing Emperor Lengquan to establish his third brother, Prince Shou Ping, as the emperor's brother in 968.

In 969 AD, Yuan Gaoming attempted to change Prince Ping into a prince. What is the truth of this matter, I can't say a word clearly However, Fujiwara really took the opportunity to eliminate the alien forces represented by Yuan Gaoming in the imperial court and established Fujiwara's dictatorship system-known as "the change of peace" in history. At that time, the Fujiwara family was self-centered and powerful.

Shortly after the Anhe Rebellion, Lengquan gave way to his younger brother, Prince Shou Ping, that is, Rong Yuan. Leng Di lived crazily for more than forty years,101year, and died at the age of 62.

Label: mental illness: Fujiwara's "peaceful change" in Japanese history

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Emperor suzaku

Emperor 6 1: Emperor Suzaku (923-952) (930-946)

In 930, Emperor Suzaku was only 8 years old when he ascended the throne, and Fujiwara Fujiwara's younger brother Tadashi served as Regent. His mother is the daughter of Keiko Fujiwara. He was born in Fujiwara's family and was sickly since childhood. He is just a doll of Fujiwara's family in 17. The power of the imperial court is in the hands of Zheng Tai minister Fujiwara and right minister なかはら まこと.

When Emperor Suzaku was in power, he was passive and centralized, especially the local administration was entirely done by the State Council. Therefore, the local power has been growing, expressing strong dissatisfaction with Fujiwara's autocracy, thus showing signs of getting rid of the imperial court. In 940 AD, Emperor Kanmu's descendants raised flags in Pingmen to rebel, and Fujiwara, the minister of the two dynasties, also rebelled locally. Although these two rebellions were put down after a year and a half of fighting, they caused domestic unrest. Under the intervention of his mother An Zi, Emperor Suzaku gave way to his younger brother Nariakira. In 952, Emperor Suzaku decided to convert to Buddhism and died a few months later.

Label: Japanese puppet emperor Fujiwara

Fujiwara family

Emperor hirohito

The 49th Emperor: Emperor Hirohito (709-78 1) (770-78 1)

Emperor Hirohito is the son of the Emperor of Heaven and the son of Emperor Shiki. Because he married his half-sister Deco, he won the support of Fujiwara, which shows the importance of nepotism.

After the 62-year-old Emperor Hirohito ascended the throne, he immediately called Inoue, the sister of the German Emperor, the queen. The virtue of Queen Inoue is quite similar to that of Nigel, and it is also the romantic seed of bohemian. Once I played chess and gambled with the emperor, and the queen won. The emperor promised to offer her a beautiful man as promised. Fujiwara Baichuan persuaded Emperor Hirohito to recommend his son Prince Yamabe to the Queen, so the 56-year-old Queen and her 36-year-old nominal son became wild mandarin ducks. Fujiwara took the opportunity to visit Emperor Hirohito and falsely accused Empress Inoue of plotting against the Emperor, so the Empress and other princes were deposed and sent to other places for imprisonment. Three years later, mother and son died on the same day. Then, Fujiwara Baichuan put pressure on Emperor Hirohito, and made Prince Yamabe the Prince. It was analyzed that Fujiwara Baichuan was bent on getting rid of the Queen, probably because the Queen knew the secret of his sister's murder and called her the Queen of Germany.

After Emperor Hirohito ascended the throne, he faced the reality of the rise of local forces and the low authority of the emperor. So with the help of Prince Yamabe, he first rectified the bureaucracy and abolished redundant yamen and officials. Conduct a census to prevent local labor from hiding.

In 78 1 year, the 73-year-old Emperor Ren Guang abdicated, and the 44-year-old Prince Yamabe ascended the throne as Emperor Kanmu.

Label: nepotism in Fujiwara's history

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Emperor Chunren

The 47th Emperor: Emperor Chunren (? -764) (at positions 758-764)

Chun Rendi is the son of Prince Sheren, the son of Emperor Wudi of Heaven. Because of his mother's low status, he is not qualified to inherit the throne. Later, because he married the widow of Fujiwara Nakama's late eldest son, he began to have sex with Fujiwara. Because of Fujiwara Nakama's strong recommendation, he was made a prince by Kejsarinnan Koken.

Emperor Chunren was the political puppet of Hui Mei's victory, and Fujiwara almost reached the peak of his power. But happiness brings sorrow. In 760, the Queen Mother Guangming passed away. Hui Mei Sun Ya lost her asylum. At the same time, Emperor Xiao Qian hated the overbearing Fujiwara family, and empathized with Hui Mei Sunya and fell in love with the romantic Taoist Daojing who treated her well. As a result, the contradiction between filial piety and the victory of Huimei has intensified. Emperor Chunren also ate the fish in the city and was taken back by Xiao Wen.

On June 3, 762, Emperor Xiaoqian returned to Pingcheng, and issued an imperial decree, depriving Emperor Chunren of his power and preparing for his return to the power stage. The monk Huimeiya felt the urgency of the situation and wanted to instigate Emperor Chunren to get rid of Xiaowen and kill Daojing. Xiao Qian led the emperor to attack first and sent troops to surround Huimei's family. Hui Mei got away with it after winning the battle. On September 2, 764, the soldiers were transferred to revolt and the Filial Piety Queen made a crusade. Hui Mei won or lost, and the whole family was killed. In 764, Xiao Gan played the role of emperor to abolish Emperor Chunren, exiled Lu Dan, and returned to politics and became the German emperor again. Emperor Chunren tried to escape from prison, but was sent back by Emperor Xiao Gan. In 764, Emperor Chunren died in hardship. Later Japanese history books excluded him from the Emperor, and it was not until the Meiji era that posthumous title was added to him, and he was a "sage".

Label: filial piety and humility of Japanese history Fujiwara.

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Emperor Shengwu

The 45th emperor: Emperor Shengwu (701-756) (reigned from 724 to 749).

In 724, the first prince, Emperor Shengwu, succeeded to the throne. In 7 16, Bubi Fujiwara married his youngest daughter Hiroko to the first prince as an imperial concubine, so Bubi Fujiwara was the grandfather and father-in-law of the first prince. In 727, Guangmingzi was born as a prince and immediately became a prince. In order to keep up with the situation, court officials went to congratulate them, but Prince Nagaya refused them. Fujiwara wants Guangming Zi to be the queen, but people who are not members of the royal family can't be the queen. This is against the ancestral system, thus causing criticism and resentment of the Fujiwara family by North Korean ministers. Anti-Fujiwara forces gathered around Prince Nagaya, and Prince Nagaya became Fujiwara's sworn enemy.

Unexpectedly, the Crown Prince, who had just turned one year old, died of illness. In front of the house, falsely accused him of cursing the little prince with Yan fa. In 729, under the careful arrangement of Fujiwara, it was reported that Prince Nagaya was plotting to rebel. The imperial court sent troops to surround Prince Nagaya's residence. Prince Nagaya in grief and indignation, the whole family committed suicide. After the death of Prince Nagaya, no one in North Korea dared to oppose Fujiwara. In front of Fujiwara's house, she took the opportunity to make Guangming Zi the queen, and Guangming Zi's four brothers also held important positions. The power struggle between the imperial army and Fujiwara forces, which began after the death of Yuan and Ming Dynasties, ended with Fujiwara's victory. These four sons of Fujiwara formed Fujiwara's four families: South, North, Beijing and Style, and later took charge of the imperial court one after another.

In 737, smallpox was prevalent, and a state official of Fujiwara died of the epidemic. At that time, people hoped that Buddhism would bless and eliminate diseases, so the power of monks in the court rose. Monks are uneasy about fasting and chanting Buddha, but they also care about politics, and even add officials and knighthoods to interfere in state affairs. Yun Xuan, a monk, occupied the wife of Fujiwara Hirotsugu, Fujiwara's grandson. Fujiwara Hirotsugu was very angry because he didn't want to be bullied by this bald head. In addition, Emperor Shengwu worships foreign things and worships foreigners, reusing some overseas students who returned from the Tang Dynasty, and snubbing Fujiwara family. So, Fujiwara Hirotsugu mutinied. Two months later, the rebels were disintegrated and Fujiwara Hirotsugu was killed. But Yun Xuan, a dissolute monk, was later killed by Fujiwara Hirotsugu's clique.

Nara Buddha in Dongda Temple

After putting down the rebellion in Fujiwara Hirotsugu, Emperor Shengwu was also deeply stimulated. Emperor Shengwu, who is already enthusiastic about Buddhism, is more devout, as evidenced by the Dongda Temple and the Buddha statue of Lushena built during his reign. Emperor Shengwu attached great importance to the cause of culture and education. He reformed the study system in universities to attract outstanding students from poor families to study. Moreover, it is stipulated that children of relatives cannot be cadres without a college diploma.

Tuosaudai temple

In 749, Emperor Shengwu abdicated and became a monk. In 752, Emperor Shengwu led 100 civil and military officials to attend the opening ceremony of Lushena Buddha in Dongda Temple. In 754, monk Jian Zhen arrived in Japan and was ordained at Dongda Temple. Two years later, Emperor Shengwu died of illness, and the Queen of Light donated more than 10,000 cultural relics he had hidden to Dongda Temple.

Fujiwara's family took this opportunity to make a comeback. Liangzi made his daughter emperor and called her Kejsarinnan Koken.

Label: Japanese history Fujiwara is not equal to Fujiwara's Jian Zhen.

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Emperor Jacky

The 44th Emperor: Emperor Jacky (female, 680-748) (7 15-724).

Jacky was the daughter of the Yuan and Ming emperors. During Jacky's reign, he completed the compilation of Records of Japan, which began during the reign of Emperor Tianwu and was edited by Prince Scheeren, the son of Emperor Tianwu, with the participation of many people. It took more than 40 years to write.

Nakatomino Kamatari, the hero of Dahua Technology, was given Fujiwara's surname. In the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the influence of the family began to soar, and Fujiwara's son, Sickle Foot, became the right prime minister and was in power for a while. In order to consolidate his position, Fujiwara Bubi married his daughter Miyako to Emperor Tianwu, and Miyako gave birth to a prince.

Fujiwara sickle foot

In order to develop the economy, Jacky has successively implemented measures such as reducing troops, reducing debts and rewarding farming. In 723, the "Three-in-One Law" was promulgated, which stipulated that the reclamation of raw wasteland can be passed on to the third generation, and the reclamation of mature wasteland can last for a lifetime. This law greatly stimulated the enthusiasm of farmers and made agriculture develop rapidly.

In 720, Fujiwara Bubi died and the royal army rose again. Prince Nagaya, the grandson of Emperor Tianwu, was recorded by the court as "Great Yan Na". In 72 1 year, Prince Nagaya became the right prime minister, and the royal family and Fujiwara family formed two factions. In 724, Emperor Jacky gave way to his nephew, the first prince (son of Emperor Wu Wen), Emperor Shengwu.

Emperor Jacky was unmarried all her life. She was a very educated and somewhat conservative woman.

Label: Japanese historical female emperor Fujiwara