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Ren Tomorrow Emperor

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The 54th Emperor of Japan
Hirohito (にんみょょょんん, 810-850), Taboo Masahiro, the 54th generation of Japan emperor of Japan (833-850, May 4). He is Emperor Saga 's second son and mother Ju Jiazhizi (Queen Tanlin). He Feng, the posthumous title of Emperor Rentomorrow, was Feng Huizun, the Japanese Genzi Heavenly Seal. He was also called Emperor Shencao because of his mausoleum. [12] Emperor Rentomorrow was the last emperor to have the posthumous title of Hefeng.
True name
Ren Tomorrow Emperor
Alias
Japanese Genzi Tianxi Feng Conghui Zun 、 Deep Grass Emperor
Times
The era of peace
Date of death
May 6, 850
Lingsuo
Deep Grass Mausoleum
Year
Tianchang, Chenghe, Jiaxiang

catalog

  1. one Character's Life
  2. ▪ Enthronement
  3. ▪ Change through harmony
  4. ▪ Death
  1. two Anecdotes and allusions
  2. three Historical evaluation
  3. four interpersonal relationship
  1. ▪ imperial concubine
  2. ▪ children

Character's Life

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Enthronement

On March 6, 833 (ten years in length), Prince Zhengliang Accept uncle Emperor Junna The abdication of Chunhe Shanghuang Son of Prince Hengzhen For the Crown Prince [1] 。

Change through harmony

Rentomorrow Imperial Mausoleum [2]
In the reign of Emperor Rentomorrow, there were lofty, honest and two retired emperor The political situation is stable because he sits in the back. In 840 (the 7th year of Chenghe's reign), the Emperor Chunhe died. In July of 842 (Chenghe 9th year), the 57 year old Sage Emperor was seriously ill. [3-6]
Prince Hengzhen, Crown Prince with a sense of crisis（ Emperor Junna A trusted follower of (son of) Accompanying Jiancen Hedan Ma Quanshou Orange Yishi Plan to let Prince Hengzhen, the crown prince, go there secretly Eastern countries And told the plan to the son of Emperor Hirachi Prince Abao 。 However, Prince Abao did not participate in their plan. Instead, he told Ju Yishi's sister Empress Dowager Tanlin about the plan of Pan Jiancen and others. Empress Dowager Tanlin was shocked and told the current post about it Zhongnao Yan Of Fujiwara Liangfang 。 On July 15, 842 (the ninth year of Chenghe's reign), the lofty emperor passed away. The peace within the royal family that he maintained no longer existed. Fujiwara Liangfang They began to be ready to move and spy on the central authority. [3-4] [6]
On July 17, 842 (Chenghe 9th year), Emperor Rentomorrow suddenly ordered the arrest of Pan Jiancen and Ju Yishi, and ordered the Six Wei Mansions to stay in the whole country Ping'an Beijing Martial law is enforced inside. Prince Hengzhen expressed his wish to resign from the crown prince's position to Emperor Ren tomorrow. At first, Emperor Ren Tomorrow did not blame Prince Hengzhen and asked him to continue to be the crown prince. On July 23, 842 (Chenghe 9), the situation changed again Fujiwara Masaki (The younger brother of Fujiwara Liangfang) led the soldiers and horses of the Jinwei Mansion to surround the residence of the Crown Prince with the crime of treason. Belonging to the sect of Prince Hengzhen Great Nayan Fujihara Aifa, Nakayama Fujihara Yoshino participate in policy-making discussion Wenshi Qiujin and others were also arrested, and Prince Hengzhen was abolished as the crown prince. Fujiwara Aifa was expelled from Ping'an Beijing, Fujiwara Yoshino was demoted to the post of Grand Slayer Waishuai, Wenshi Qiujin was demoted to the post of cloud teller Waishou, accompanied by Jiancen was exiled to Yinqi, and Ju Yishi was exiled to izu 。 Eastern Palace Other officials were all punished to varying degrees. [3-4] [6]
Change through harmony Later, Hirohito changed his eldest son, Prince Daokang (the nephew of Fujiwara Liangfang), to be the crown prince. Fujiwara was appointed as Great Nayan , occupying the pivotal position of the imperial court. [3-4] [6]

Death

850 years（ Jiaxiang 3 years) On March 19, Emperor Renming gave way to Emperor Montoku (Prince Daokang), died on March 21 of the same year. [7]

Anecdotes and allusions

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Rentomorrow Emperor was ill from childhood, according to《 Continued from Japan 》It is recorded that when he was about 7 years old, he suffered from a variety of diseases. After he ascended the throne, he often made pills, stone medicines and other medicines, and had the same medical knowledge as doctors. In addition, according to《 Three Generations Record of Japan 》Recorded by Fujiwara Masaki In the record of his death, Emperor Hirohito ordered Fujiwara's trusted followers to try his self-made medicine. [8]

Historical evaluation

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Edo Period Confucian scholars of Lai Shanyang He severely accused Emperor Hitoshi of not accepting Prince Hengzhen's resignation from the crown prince's position several times, and Enduring change As an excuse to depose Prince Hengzhen. [9]

interpersonal relationship

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imperial concubine

  • Female: Shunko Fujiwara （808-871， Fujiwara Dongsi Daughter)
  • Female: Alisma fujiwara (? - 839, the daughter of Fujiwara)
  • Nvyu: Sadako Fujiwara (? - 864, Fujiwara Sanshou Daughter)
  • Female Emperor: Orange Shadow (? - 864, daughter of the Duke of Orange)
  • Nvyu: Shiko Fujiwara
  • Nu Yu: Ziye Rope (daughter of Ziye Zhen Lord)
  • Dressing: Ji Zizi (? - 869, Ji Minghu's daughter)
  • Dressing: Sankomachi (daughter of Sankomachi)
  • Palace Man: Fujiwara He Dengzi (Fujiwara Fudang Ma Lv's Daughter)
  • Palace Man: Little Boy Fujiwara（ Taoist Fujiwara Daughter)
  • Palace Man: Queen Gao Zong (daughter of Okaya King)
  • Gong Ren: Yamaguchi
  • Palace Man: Baiji Wang Fengjun's Daughter
  • Female: Baiji Wang Yongqing (the daughter of Baiji Wang Jiaojun)

children

  • The first prince: Prince Daokang Emperor Montoku , 827-858, son of Shunko Fujiwara)
  • The second prince: Prince Zongkang (828-868, son of Sakiko Fujiwara)
  • The third prince: Prince Shikang (i.e Koko Tenno , 830-887, son of Sakiko Fujiwara)
  • The fourth prince: Prince Renkang (831-872, son of Sakiko Fujiwara, whose descendants are Renming Genji ）
  • The fifth prince: Prince Benkang (? - 901, the son of Ziye rope, whose descendants are the Ren Ming Yuan and Ren Ming Ping)
  • The sixth prince: Prince Guokang (? - 898, son of Hideki Fujiwara)
  • The seventh prince: Prince Chang Kang (? - 869, son of Ji Zizi) The eighth prince: Prince Cheng Kang (836-853, son of Seiko Fujiwara)
  • Prince: Zhen Deng (son of the Three Kingdoms Town)
  • Prince: Yuan Jue (849-879, son of Yamaguchi)
  • Prince: Yuanduo (831-888, grandson of Baiji Wang Fengjun) Prince: Yuanguang (845-913, grandson of Baiji Wang Fengjun)
  • Imperial Daughter: Prince Chongzinei (? - 865, the daughter of Fujiwara Xiaotongzi)
  • Imperial Daughter: Prince Xinzinei (? - 897, daughter of Sakiko Fujiwara)
  • Imperial Daughter: Prince within the family (? - 851, daughter of Sadako Fujiwara)
  • Imperial daughter: Prince Hirokino (? - 877, daughter of Sadako Fujiwara)
  • Royal Daughter: Prince Shizinei (? - 847, Ziye Rope's Daughter, He Maozhai Courtyard)
  • Royal Daughter: Prince Rouzinei (? - 869, Ziye Rope's Daughter, Ishizhai Palace)
  • Imperial daughter: Prince Zhenzinei (? - 870, the daughter of Ji Zizi)
  • Royal Daughter: Prince Jiuzinei (? - 876, the daughter of Emperor Gaozong, Ishizhai Palace)
  • Royal daughter: Prince Gao Zinei (? - 866, daughter of Baiji Wang Yongqing) [10-11]
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