The shogunate founded by Tokugawa Ieyasu was all in Edo, known historically as the Edo shogunate; the second-generation shogun Tokugawa Hidetada was a strict wife and did not have an open side chamber. He had several sons with his wife, Ah Jiang, who was six years older than himself. Those who are fortunate enough to grow up have a family light and are loyal.
Iemitsu was carried to his wet nurse from an early age, he was frail, sickly, dark and thin, and stuttered, making him a shogun seemed to damage the face of the Tokugawa family.
Zhongchang was clever and clever, it was Ah Jiang and himself who brought him up, and both husband and wife wanted to make him a general.
The nurse Ah Fu went to the Junfu under the pretext of going out to ask for the gods, and found the Daimyo Tokugawa Ieyasu to complain. Ieyasu had long intended to establish a primogeniture system, so he expressed deep dissatisfaction with the practices of his son and daughter-in-law, thus consolidating Iemitsu's position as a son of the world.
Years later, Hidetada gave way to Iemitsu, making him a three-generation shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate.
Ah Fu, who made great contributions in the process of Jiaguang's succession, greatly increased his strength. She was sent to Kyoto to meet the Emperor.
(Kasuga Bureau stills)
The shogunate sent her was actually only a domestic servant, and although she was very unhappy from the emperor to the secretary of state of the imperial court, she had to be received, and the emperor also gave her the name of "Kasuga Bureau".
The shogun harem, Daio, was supposed to be under the command of his main chamber, but the samurai family was very jealous of Takashi Takako from the Gongqing family, and the orientation of the family light was different from that of his father and ancestor, so the husband and wife separated early.
In other words, the daughter Kunishiro is led by the Kasuga Bureau.
At that time, the shogunate was not taboo about women interfering in politics, and senior female officials of the Great Olympics could also discuss with the shogunate elders, the highest chief who assisted the shogun.
Kasuga's hand often extends beyond the Oku and enters the power field of men, and most of the time, she, known as the "female emperor", can get what she wants, no one dares to provoke her, and sometimes there will be some trouble.
In the fifth year of Kanei (1628), the fifth year of Tokugawa Iemitsu's reign. His father Xiu zhong, as the grand imperial court, also had his own team.
The old Nakagami Masayuki is Hidetada's favorite. He had a daughter, and many people wanted to marry back home as a daughter-in-law.
Toshima Nobuman, a mori official in charge of the shogunate's supervision duties, was entrusted by Kuroda Tadashi, the lord of Fukuoka Domain, to propose to him.
Many friends know that marriages between the Tokugawa clan are very chaotic, and marriages between close relatives are prevalent. And between the daimyo of the lords of the various clans, you also marry me, kiss and kiss, and are intertwined. When a child is born, he becomes a relative.
Kuroda Tadao wants to climb up Inoue, and he has to spend money.
(Image by Tadayuki Hatada)
The money was in place, and so was Toshima Nobumi's credit.
Masaru Inoue agreed to this family affair.
Originally everyone was happy, but they didn't want to, and The Kasuga Bureau inserted a shot from it.
She also came to the media.
It is said that Inoue should be refusing, saying that his daughter already has a family.
As mentioned earlier, the relationship between the daimyo is intertwined, marriage is politics, and daughters are but tools.
In the Kasuga Bureau, Inoue masa had a conflict, but soon, the idea of hooking up with The Hottest Woman of Daio overwhelmed his promise to Toshima Nobumi.
Toshima felt that he had lost all face and could not confess to the Kuroda family, and there was only one way to regain his innocence.
Inoue is an old man, going out to guard a lot, but in the place where he works, there are no bodyguards. This gives Toshima Nobumitsu, who also has access to his workplace, an opportunity to take advantage of it.
(Stills of the old middle school and the bodyguard at the end of Edo)
The process was simple, and when Inoue was not prepared, Toshima drew a knife and killed him, and then committed suicide on the spot - some say that he was later arrested and sentenced to death with his son.
Regardless of the circumstances that followed, Toshima's killing of people out of dignity won not only the sympathy of the samurai and the people, but also the understanding of the shogunate.
Although he was dead, he was also very slight—this slightness was naturally relative to the seizure of the throne.
What about the Kasuga Bureau, I think, she must have been frightened, I didn't expect that this guy Toshima was so stubborn, wasn't it not done as a matchmaker? Give it back.
As a woman, especially as a flappy woman, she probably had a hard time understanding the importance of face to samurai, especially high-ranking samurai.