Emperor Meiji of Mu Ren (1852— 19 12), born in Yongjia for five years, is the122nd generation Japanese emperor. Being wise and public is the second son of Emperor Xiaoming. In the first year of Wanyan (1860), he was made a prince, and in the third year of Qingying (1867), he ascended the throne on June 9. 1868 1 month, under the slogan of "the restoration of the king", General Tokugawa Yoshinobu was forced to return power to Mu Ren. In August, the Meiji government, headed by Meiji Emperor Mu Ren and in power by the lower samurai reformists, was established and began to carry out political, economic, military, cultural and educational reforms. In the 23rd year of Meiji (1890), a modern imperial ruling system of cabinet, constitution and parliament was established by implementing the Imperial Constitution and opening the Imperial Parliament. Emperor Mu Ren has supreme sovereignty.
Shortly after Mu Ren ascended the throne, he published the so-called "imperial edict", clamoring to "inherit the great achievements of our ancestors", "wave Wan Li" and make "national prestige spread to all directions". At the same time, the blueprint for foreign aggression and the expansion of the world by force-"mainland policy" should be formulated. Its primary goal is to invade China and North Korea. In the seventh year of Meiji (1874), troops invaded Taiwan Province Province of China, forcing the Qing government to conclude the Beijing Special Article. In the eighth year of Meiji (1875), he sent troops to invade North Korea, created the Jianghua Island incident, and forced the North Korean government to sign the Jianghua Treaty the following year. In Meiji 15 (1882), the "Renwu mutiny" was used to force North Korea to sign the Yoshiya Treaty. In the 18th year of Meiji (1885), the North Korean government was forced to sign the Seoul Treaty because of the "Shen Jia coup" and concluded the Tianjin Special Article with the Qing government. 1885 after the sino-French war, the Meiji government further stepped up its preparations for the wars of aggression against the DPRK and China, and finally provoked the Sino-Japanese war by using 1894 North Korea's "East Learning Road" peasant uprising. 1on June 2, 894, the Japanese cabinet decided to send troops to Korea to start a war on the pretext of protecting the embassy and expatriates. In order to effectively command this war of aggression, the wartime high command, headed by Emperor Mu Ren, was established in Tokyo on June 5th. On the same day, Mu Ren issued a mobilization order to the Fifth Division stationed in Hiroshima, and sent a HunChengLv to North Korea. On June 22, the Japanese cabinet held a command meeting and decided to go to war under the pretext of "reforming" North Korea's internal affairs alone. On July 23rd, he sent troops to capture the Korean Palace, kidnapped korean king Li Xi, and established a pro-Japanese puppet regime headed by Li Yunying, the grand courtyard monarch. On July 25th, he provoked a naval battle in Toyoshima, and at the same time sent Hunchenglv to attack China's troops in Asan. 1 in August, China was officially declared war by imperial edict, flagrantly provoking a war of aggression. Mu Ren turned black and white and distorted the facts in the declaration of war. Obviously, he deliberately provoked the war, but he wanted to pretend to be a peacekeeper who would always follow the peace, and insisted that the naked aggression against North Korea without reason was to "save North Korea from disaster forever and ensure public safety in the future". After the official outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, Mu Ren led its base camp from Tokyo to Hiroshima, and at the same time promulgated the so-called "general operational policy" formulated long before the outbreak of the war. According to this "operational policy", Japan sent the Fifth Division into Korea at the beginning of the war to conduct containment operations. At the same time, reorganize the navy and establish a joint fleet that adapts to the wartime system. 15, 17 After the battle of Pyongyang and the victory of the naval battle in the Yellow Sea in September, Japan immediately sent troops to invade China. To this end, Japan mobilized six divisions, that is, 90% of Japan's total national forces, and began the war of aggression against China. After more than eight months of fighting, it occupied a large area of land in northeast China and Shandong, and finally forced the Qing government to sign the treaty of shimonoseki to end the war. Through treaty of shimonoseki, Japan plundered huge reparations from China, occupied a lot of land and seized many aggressive rights and interests, thus making Japan squeeze into the ranks of great powers. On this basis, after 10 years of preparation, Japan defeated Russia in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904- 1905 and became the overlord of the East.
Mu Ren reigned for * * 45 years and died on July 30th, 19 12. During his reign, he turned Japan from a backward feudal country into a powerful militaristic country and was regarded as a "noble master" by the later Japanese militaristic regime. His policy of cruel oppression at home and crazy aggression abroad had a far-reaching influence on the later Japanese government until the defeat of World War II and the collapse of Japanese militarism.
Emperor Taishi, namely Jiaren (1August 3, 8791~1February 25, 926), was the 23rd Japanese emperor. Today, the emperor's grandfather, Hirohito's father.
Only one son of Emperor Meiji can survive, and his mother waits on Aiko Yanahara. After his father's death, he succeeded to the throne as a crown prince, and changed his position to Dazheng with a sentence in the Book of Changes that "the tycoon's righteousness is heaven's way". When I grow up, I will marry Jiujiezi (Queen Zhenming) as the Crown Princess. There are four children. Namely Emperor Hirohito Hirohito, Prince Gongfu Yongren, Takamatsu Palace Renxu An Qinwang and Prince Li Sangong Chongren. In the early days of his administration, after he accepted western culture and ideas in the Meiji Restoration, the country developed steadily. In addition, in Europe during the First World War, many foreign businessmen who were willing to take risks came to invest in Japan, which caused the prosperity of new Japan, making Taisho's early days an unprecedented prosperity for Japan since the Meiji Restoration. At the end of the European War, the wave of national self-determination was very strong, and the atmosphere of democracy and freedom was strong, which was later called "Dazheng democracy". Its wave influenced Taiwan Province Province, which was a Japanese colony at that time, so Lin and others launched a petition movement for the national assembly to win the people of Taiwan Province Province to participate in colonial politics. Some scholars in Taiwan Province Province who studied Japanese history changed his nickname, and changed the word "big" into the word "too", calling him "Emperor Zheng Tai" and calling his rule "Zheng Tai", which meant that Japanese life in that period was "too punctual" (too beautiful). Also, "Tai" in Japanese means "Da" in Chinese. In the later period of his reign, because he failed to give full play to his father's advantages, coupled with natural and man-made disasters such as the Great Kanto Earthquake, he was called the unfortunate Dazheng by the world. He failed to manage the government well because of his encephalopathy. In the tenth year of Taisho (192 1), he was regent by his son, Prince Hirohito, and died in the fifteenth year of Taisho (1926) at the age of 48.
Hirohito is Hirohito, (190 1 April 29th-1989 1 October 7th), Japanese monarch, the 24th emperor (1926-/kloc- Hirohito visited Europe during his time as Crown Prince. In the tenth year of Dazheng (192 1), he became the regent because his father Emperor Taishi was ill. In the fifteenth year of Dazheng (1926), he succeeded to the throne, and the sentence of "harmony between the people and the Ming Dynasty and harmony among all nations" in Shangshu was changed to Showa. In Japanese history, Hirohito is the longest-serving and longest-lived emperor in Japanese history. He reigned for 62 years, one year more than China's Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Hirohito is also a marine biologist and has published related works.