Many people may feel unfamiliar with the name Kawashima Nanasu, but if you talk about her adopted daughter Yoshiko Kawashima, it can be described as infamous. Compared with his adopted daughter, Kawashima Nanasu is not well known, but his aggressive ambitions for China are no less than his adopted daughter.
Yoshiko Kawashima (left) and Kawashima Wave Speed (right)
Kawashima was born in 1865 at a time of great social change in Japan. As a teenager, Kawashima Nanasu joined the "Koyakai" and was influenced by his ideas, but in Kawashima's mind, he did not care about Koya, but only about the realization of Japanese imperialism. In 1880, Kawashima enrolled in the Tokyo Foreign Language Institute, learned Chinese, and six years later infiltrated Shanghai, spying on intelligence and engaging in espionage. When the Sino-Japanese War broke out, Xingya would oppose war with the Qing Dynasty, but Kawashima Nanasu was willing to serve as the vanguard of the Japanese invasion of China, and he served as an interpreter in the Japanese army and followed the Japanese invasion of China.
After the eight-power alliance was captured, Kawashima Langsu persuaded the Qing Dynasty on behalf of Japan, and the Qing Dynasty was shocked by the threat of Kawashima Langsu, so it abandoned Beijing, and Kawashima Langsu was also appointed as the overseer of the Forbidden City for his merits. During his tenure as overseer of the Forbidden City, Kawashima deliberately helped the Manchu nobles, befriending many members of the Manchu royal family and laying the foundation for his subsequent invasion of China.
In 1906, Kawashima Langsu and Prince Su began to worship, and the two conspired together to plot to split China, and the infamous "Manchu-Mongolian Independence Movement" was what they planned. It is worth mentioning that Prince Su gave his daughter (later Kawashima Yoshiko) to Kawashima Nanasu to raise, but Kawashima Nanisu, as an adoptive father, had a bad intention of raping the young and beautiful Kawashima Yoshiko. Later, Yoshiko Kawashima made the matter public, but in the end the matter was not resolved.
Yoshiko Kawashima in girls' generation
After the Xinhai Revolution, in the face of the wave of the Northern Expedition, Chuandao Langsu planned to establish the "Northern Qing Empire", and he colluded with the Manchu Qing nobles, hoping to use this to oppose the Northern Expedition and prevent the success of the Northern Expedition. However, due to the lack of domestic support in Japan, Kawashima's conspiracy collapsed. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, Kawashima Langsu sheltered Prince Su from fleeing, and supported Prince Su in establishing the Su Socialist Party in an attempt to restore it.
Under the circumstances at that time, Japan found that Yuan Shikai could win over, so it turned to supporting the Beiyang government. However, Kawashima Langsu has been engaged in a conspiracy to split China, advocating manchu and Mongolian independence, and colluding with Manchu and Mongolian restoration personnel to draw bandits and warlords to prepare to raise troops in Manchuria. During this time, Kawashima also adopted Prince Su's daughter as an adopted daughter and pervertedly defiled her, raising her to be a sinister and cunning spy. Kawashima Nanasu married Yoshiko Kawashima to Kangyur Zhab and joined him in plotting the independence of Manchuria and Mongolia. However, due to the rapid changes in the situation in China at that time, and the attitude in Japan has been changing accordingly, the Manchu-Mongolian independence movement planned by Kawashima Nanasu has been supported by Japan, but it has not been able to put it into practice.
After the failure of the Manchu-Mongolian independence movement, Kawashima Saw Zhang Zuolin as a thorn in his eye, and he and the Japanese Young Zhuang soldiers planned to assassinate Zhang Zuolin, but ultimately failed for various reasons. After a series of conspiracies went bankrupt, Kawashima took advantage of Prince Su's connections to amass wealth in China and returned to Japan in 1943 with his property. After returning home, Kawashima wrote a book about his views on China and how to invade China, and even at the end of his life, he never forgot to invade China. In 1948, Kawashima died of illness in Japan, and in the same year, his notorious adopted daughter Yoshiko Kawashima was sentenced to death.
The books and articles written by Kawashima Nanasu have become ironclad evidence that he and his daughter are engaged in espionage in China and invade China, and history will forever nail them to the pillar of shame.