The new rules for the ranking of the Japanese Imperial Family came out, Aiko walked behind Fumihito, and Kiko's concubine Andi's wife, Ei
Fans of the melon-eating Japanese Imperial Entertainment report, from the moment Prince Akishinomiya Fumihito was officially made his royal highness, there was a mystery waiting to be revealed, that is, princess Aiko and uncle Fumihito and his wife, who is in the front and who is behind in the ranking of the imperial family? If you want to talk about the relationship with Emperor Naruhito, then Princess Aiko is a concubine, and Fumihito is only a brother, but when it comes to the succession of the throne, Aiko is not eligible to inherit.
The royal family has not given a clear answer to this point, and the outside world can only wait until Princess Aiko, as an adult member of the royal family, is on the same occasion as her uncle and aunt before letting go of one or two.
According to the standard explanation given by the Imperial Household Agency, Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako entered the Imperial Palace Hall first, and then The Imperial Consort Prince Akishinomiya Fumihito led all the members of the imperial family into the palace.
From the GIF of the day, it can also be seen that Prince Wenren walked in front, Princess Aiko followed her uncle, and then Princess Jiazi, the second daughter of Prince Wenren, and everyone entered in turn.
That is to say, from this order of entry, the Japanese Imperial Family has clearly given the new rules of internal ranking, and the imperial heir Prince Fumihito is higher than Princess Aiko.
Because in early November last year, Prince Wenren's wife, Princess Kiko's father, Professor Kawashima, died at an advanced age, and the imperial family paid the most attention to filial piety, so Princess Kiko would have a 90-day filial piety service and mourning, and could not appear in public, not only did she miss the 20-year-old coming-of-age ceremony of her niece Princess Aiko some time ago, but she did not appear at this year's New Year's celebration ceremony.
Princess Aizi's court ranking is lower than that of her uncle Prince Wenren, so between her and her aunt Princess Kiko, there is no doubt that Princess Kiko is higher than her.
Some people may not understand, but in fact, the reason is very simple, the status of the princesses of the Japanese imperial family is attached to the husband, in layman's terms, it is the husband and wife. Prince Wenren is the first heir to the throne, and the official Japanese name is called the imperial heir, and the status is equivalent to that of the crown prince, so Kiko is naturally a crown princess. Bunjin's status was second only to that of his pro-brother Emperor Naruhito, and that of Princess Kiko was second only to that of her sister-in-law Empress Masako.
Although Princess Aiko is the only daughter of the Emperor and his wife, and is also a noble inner court royal family, this is only limited to her being a member of the emperor's small family, and under the overall imperial pattern, her importance cannot be compared with that of the imperial heir Wenren and his wife.
Of course, although princess Aiko's identity is below the imperial heir couple, one of the children of The Bunkhito couple, Princess Jiazi and Prince Yujin, still have to rank after her, which can be seen from the celebration ceremony that Aiko is ranked before her cousin Jiazi.
Imperial Heir Wenren and Concubine Ji Zi are also the big winners in the family. Originally, there was no possibility for their family to ascend to the throne, and they had always followed the Naruhito family in a disciplined manner. If it is said that there is no lishu canon to establish the name of the grand ceremony, which determines his qualification for succession, then Prince Wenren said that it is impossible to break the great heaven and walk in front of Princess Aizi.
Now that the name is settled, the royal succession after Naruhito will be transferred to the wenren Yujin lineage, and according to the current rules of the imperial family, Princess Aiko will lose her royal status after she marries, and has no relationship with the court.
Pingying Reviews:
The problem of the royal ranking that has been disturbed has finally been solved, although it may not be satisfactory, and many royal fans have complained for Princess Aiko, just because she is a girl, she is not qualified to inherit her father's throne, and the family status is lower than that of uncles and aunts, which is really unfair.
But in fact, as early as the birth of her cousin Prince Yujin, Aiko slowly knew that in the future, in the imperial family, her court ranking would gradually be lowered. And from the fact that she even offered not to buy a new crown before, and to borrow it from her aunt Princess Qingzi, this can also be seen that she herself does not pay much attention to these fame and fortune, and only obeys her own innocence.
The status is ranked in front of and behind, but the glory of the scene seen by outsiders, whether it can truly become a helper for the royal family and parents, and spend meaningful princess years, and write an unforgettable and wonderful chapter of life for herself, these are the things that Princess Aizi cares more about. In the same way, it is also what royal fans who like Princess Aiko are really happy to see.