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Outline (May of the third year of Yongning to the present) Finale

On May 12th, Xiubao was about to return to Japan. Emperor Wanli tried to stay, but Xiubao refused. The emperor then sent all officials outside the city, which was extremely noble;

On May 13th, after twenty years of separation, Emperor Wanli decided to go to court, and changed his slackness and worked hard to govern the court, and everyone in the court was very surprised;

In mid-June, Emperor Wanli decided to rectify the administration of officials and govern the party struggles in the court, and at the same time appease the refugees, recuperate, reopen the maritime ban, encourage overseas trade, and strengthen the learning and independent innovation of Western knowledge; this series of drastic reforms continued until the death of Emperor Wanli five years later, known in history as the "Wanli New Deal";

In early August, Emperor Wanli appointed Xiubao as the king of Japan. At the same time, he named him "King of He" according to his relatives in China. He was the same as the relatives of Zhu. Many court officials submitted memorials to oppose the emperor, but the emperor was extremely determined, so all officials had to obey the imperial edict;

In the middle of October, Emperor Wanli built the He Palace for Xiubao in the capital, and equipped more than a thousand men of the merciless mansion. He invited Xiubao to come to Beijing every three years to live in three months. Xiubao sent his legitimate son, Manguo of Hanoi, to Beijing to thank him. The emperor bountys a hundred taels of gold and a hundred pieces of silk;

In early December, at the request of Xiubao, Emperor Wanli sent more than 100 Confucian scholars and disciples across the sea to Japan to give lectures. Xiubao built a Confucian scholar in every country, requiring children from various famous families to enter the museum to study. Every three years, fifty people with excellent character and academic performance were sent to the Imperial College of the Ming Dynasty for further studies, and pointed out that the legitimate sons were selected to be given priority. This move was considered by later generations as the beginning of strengthening tomorrow's exchanges and cultural assimilation;

Four years (1620)

On March 23, Mito vassal lord Mizunata, Ishida, despite his serious illness, insisted on going to Fushimi to meet Hidehosaki. After receiving Hidehosaki's promise to "support Hidena to become Guanba", Hidehosaki passed away suddenly. Hidehosaki lamented that the old ministers of the Hideyoshi era passed away one by one, and wrote a singular song to express their grief;

In mid-May, Toyotomi Hidera was promoted to right minister, Hanoi Manchu was promoted from three Danayan, Hanoi Mitsukoshi was promoted to four Danayan, and Hidepo resigned from his position as left minister. The outside world believes that this is preparing for Hidera's promotion to Kanba;

In early October, Emperor Gomizuo came to Fushimi and hoped that Hideo would serve as the Minister of the Taizheng period. Hideo was worried that Hideo would be dissatisfied and refused again; Takago Fujido learned about this and secretly attracted Shikiyoshi and Goto Kiji to discuss it;

On November 3, Takato Fujito passed the position of governor of the family to Takato Fuji, and went to Fushimi to live in his own place, and had close contacts with Hideobo's sons;

Five Years 1621

On the fifth day of April, an earthquake occurred in Osaka. It affected Kyoto and Fushimi, and Kyoto Imperial Office was damaged. Many female officials and ministers died. The youngest son of Emperor Mizuo died on the way to escape due to excessive fright. Hideo sent someone to take the royal family to Fushimi for a temporary stay, and the emperor felt deeply loyal;

On the eighth day of the fourth month, the Emperor led his people back to the Imperial Hall. In the evening, everyone found a strange stone in the ruins of the back garden of the Imperial Hall. The blood-written letter "Qingyuan Guiliu" was written on it. The maid reported to the Emperor. The Emperor could not explain it, so he asked the Onmyoji Tuyumen clan of the Onmyoji in the Onmyoji Imperial Hall to come and investigate;

On the ninth day of the fourth month, Onmyoji told the Emperor that "Qingyuan" means "Qingawa Genji", and "return to the current" means returning to the "mainstream". To sum up, it is God who warned the Emperor that the Qingwa Genji should return to the royal family; the Emperor was still worried about the loss of his son before, so he deeply thought that the Onmyoji's words were right. However, there were many Qingwa Genji, and the Emperor could not understand what to do. At this time, Onmyoji told the Emperor that the Qingwa Genji was distributed in various places, but according to the ranks and inferiors, just asking the Qingwa Genji to return to the royal family was enough to show his sincerity to the heavens. After hearing this, the Emperor immediately sent someone to draft an order and ordered Hidepo to meet with his legitimate son;

On April 12, after some discussion with Hideopo, the Emperor issued the "Imperial Reward Imperial Reward" and required Hideopo and his legitimate son to be given the royal family. Hideopo built the palace in Fushimi and changed it to Bohin, which was "Prince Fushimi and the Prince Satoshi". The eldest son was renamed Manin and the second son was renamed Riein. Hideopo still served as the general of the Yi as the prince, but Hideopo still used Hanoi as the character Miao;

On the fifth day of August, following Hideo's advice, the emperor decided to change the next year's year's year name to "Kaiyuan" to commemorate the major event of returning the imperial family; Hideopo offered 40,000 stones to the emperor's imperial material;

1622, the first year of open source

In March, Xiubao realized that the return of the emperor did not arouse Daming's resistance, so he accepted the emperor's edict and succeeded as Minister of Taizheng;

In mid-May, Toyotomi Hidelai visited and asked Hideopo to be his legitimate son, Tomotomi. Hideopo readily agreed and gave it to him with the word "country", which was for Toyotomi Hideno;

2nd year 1623

On March 12, Uesugi Keikaku passed away, and his legitimate son Dingsheng inherited the new 150,000 stones of the new vassal;

On August 4, Kuroda Nagamasa died of illness, and his legitimate son Tadako inherited the Michun Vajra 150,000 stones.

Three years 1624

On July 13, Masano Fukushima died of illness, and riots occurred at home. Hideopo sent troops to support his legitimate son to inherit the family business. However, due to violating the "Martial Laws", 100,000 shi of Zhixing will be confiscated, which will be 350,000 shi;

On the sixth day of September, Takataeyuan died of illness, and Hideopo buried him together with Toyotomi Hideyoshi;

Four years 1625

4.27 When Mori Hiromoto died of illness, Hideopo sent Hanoi Mitsukoku to mourn. During this period, he learned that Mori Hiromoto had no heir, so he asked Hideopo to inherit the Maori family with Prince Manin's second son;

On May 8, the second son arrived on Hiroshima, and Shima Kiyoshi was his Yuanfu, renamed Maori Yuanqing;

On the eighth day of the eighth month, Emperor Wanli died of illness and his eldest son succeeded to the throne. He personally went to the capital to congratulate Emperor Taichang and asked Prince Manren to succeed to the King of Japan;

On September 19th, Hideopo returned to Fushimi and formally submitted a petition to the Emperor to step down as the General of the Conquering Yi, and succeeded to the throne as the eldest son of Manin. In the same month, the second son of Riein was promoted to the three ranks of Quan Da Nayan;

On the eighth day of the 10th month, the only son of Emperor Mizuyo, died of typhoid fever, and the issue of the imperial heir became the focus of the court.

Five years 1626

On the seventh day of the second month, Toyotomi Hiderai was promoted to two left ministers, only one step away from Guan Bai's position;

In the middle of March, Emperor Taichang was critically ill and insisted on summoning Xiubao before his death. Xiubao was summoned and immediately set off for the capital;

On March 20, Hideopo arrived at Tianjin Wei. At the same time, Emperor Houmizuo fell into the water while visiting Fumimi, and died of serious injuries. Prince Manren learned the news and summoned Takato Tok, Takeda Katsuki and Goto Kiji and other advisers overnight. Everyone thought this was a good opportunity, so they summoned the then Guanbai Kusui Ryoji (the eldest brother of Hideopo's side room, Kikuto Tok Katsuki) and told the Emperor Houmizuo to be funeral. Ryoji Kikuto was shocked and at a loss. Takato Tok Takato suggested that Manren not do anything and prosecute the imperial edict to be emperor; Ryoji Kikuto thought it was right, so he drafted a will and acted according to the plan, which was known in history as the "Bingyin Incident";

On March 21, Ryoji Kikuteng escorted Emperor Houmio's body to return to the Kyoto Imperial Office and summoned the ministers to read the edict. Man Inn also ordered Koko and Riein to lead troops to Beijing to "stabilize the situation"; in the court, Kuroekai said that before Houmio's death, Hideobo was appointed as the crown prince of the emperor, and ordered him to inherit the throne. The ministers were shocked, but they dared not speak out. In addition, Houmio lost his only son, and making Hideobo the emperor would be beneficial to improving the treatment of the ministers and enhancing the imperial power. After thinking about it, he agreed to this. Man Inn was very happy. He immediately sent someone to the Ming Dynasty to welcome Hideobo back to his country;

On March 22, Emperor Taichang died of illness and entrusted Xiubao to take care of Emperor Tianqi. Xiubao refused and recommended Yuan Keli and Xiong Tingbi to enter the capital to assist him;

On March 25, Nasu Shikiki arrived in the capital and told Hideopo about Kyoto. Hideopo had no choice but to return to Kyoto;

On April 15th, Hideopo ascended the throne in Kyoto and became emperor, changing the yen name to "Imperial Tong", and establishing Fushimi as the accompaniment, and making Manren as the crown prince. Riein as the prince of Fushimi Palace;

From May to March of the following year, Hideobo reformed according to the Daming vassal system, which was known in history as the "Imperial Reform";

1 The legitimate son was granted the title of the inner prince and Li Ren was the title of the Prince of Gong;

2 The concubine's son was granted the title of Prince of the Kingdom. Hanoi Mitsukoshi was the Prince of Jiang (Shu), Hanoi Masashi was the Prince of Shi (Shu), Toyotomi Katsushi was the Prince of None (Shu), and Toyotomi Hiderai was the Prince of the Prince of the Palace (Shu);

3 The imperial decree was granted the title of Hideji, Hiderai (the son of the concubine), and the descendants of the sect were the princes of the county, Toyotomi Hideyao was the prince of Aichi, Toyotomi Hidehiko (the eldest son of Hiderai) was the prince of the Nanjun, and Muri Motoqing was the prince of the county;

4 The main allies and retainers were granted as Dukes of the Kingdom, Ukita Hide family was Dukes of the Kingdom, Maeda Takamasa was Dukes of the Kingdom, Pu Sheng Hide acted as Dukes of Iwakawa, Tada Nagata was Dukes of the Kingdom, Ikeda Takasu was Dukes of the Kingdom, Nagato Asano was Dukes of the Kingdom, Takato Takato was Dukes of the Kingdom, and Shima Kiyoshi was Dukes of the Kingdom;

5. Other daimyos are more than 200,000 stones and less than 300,000 stones and other daimyos are granted the title of the county magistrate. For example, Takayoshi Fukushima is the title of Akishi, and Nasu Ziji is the Marquis of Zuyu;

The name of the name of more than 600,000 stones and less than 200,000 stones was granted the title of Marquis of Cheng, such as Goto Kishi was Marquis of Kashima, and the Nine Ghosts Guardian Takatoo Yu Marquis;

There is no title for the Dainame below 700,000 stones, but if the king returns it, the treatment of responding to the title can be given according to the actual situation. For example, the leader of the Mino Motosou (80,000 stones) Oda Hideo is the first to return the territory, and Hideo built a yashiki for him in Kyoto and gave him the treatment of a guru.

In addition, Xiubao also stipulated that county magistrates or daimyos who enjoy the treatment of county magistrates or above can intermarry with the royal family. The marriage between daimyos needs to be reported to the Ming court, otherwise the engagement should be terminated.

1627, the first year of the imperial reign

On May 9, in order to consolidate the royal power, Hideobo ordered the "Districts of the Lords and Ministers" with Xin Chongzhu and Tengdo Takaha. The laws stipulated:

1. The Fujiwara family was forced to be merged into one family, and Kikuto Ryoji was the elder of Fujiwara, and the branches returned to their own family;

2. It is stipulated that from now on, Guan Bai will be a vain position and can only be selected from the three families of Fujiwara, Toyotomi Osaka, and Toyotomi Kiyosu;

3 It is stipulated that from now on, the general of the Conquering the Yi will be appointed by the crown prince, with the three generals under it, respectively, including Prince Kyo, the Omi Kawai clan and the Ise Hanoi clan, responsible for maintaining public orders among all parties, but the military power must be granted by the Conquering the Yi;

4. From now on, the left and right ministers will be renamed as the left and right prime ministers. The left prime minister will be given priority to the Toyotomi clan of Qingzhou, Toyotomi clan of Gifu, and Duke of Zhou, and the right prime minister will choose the virtuous and capable.

The "Public Laws" basically abolished the "Eldership Order" and therefore it is called the "Imperial Order". The possible interference of the ministers in the government affairs was basically eliminated. The Toyotomi and Hanoi clan rule in Japan was greatly strengthened. Since then, all emperors have revised the "Imperial Order" based on the "Imperial Order", trying to stabilize the rule while governing the country with a far-reaching influence.

The 12th Year of Imperial Reign (1638)

On July 12, Hideopo died of illness on the way to the country at the age of 63. Both Ming and Japanese countries were heartbroken and were later honored as "Emperor of Houqing". Three days later, the prince ascended the throne and refused to change the era to show his filial piety. This practice has continued to this day. (To be continued, please search for astronomy, novels are better and faster!

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