Dig sauce recently brushed the news, found that neon are rumored that Princess Aiko is expected to ascend the throne to become the first queen of Japan?
Originally, according to Japan's existing succession system, the chance of Princess Aiko ascending the throne was actually almost zero.
But can't wait for everyone to behold? All by your peers? Now the Japanese people support her breaking the ancestral system and ascending to the throne?
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Princess Aiko, the protagonist of this time, is the only daughter of the current Emperor Naruhito, and according to the general understanding, can the throne not be passed to her?
(Empress Masako, Emperor Naruhito, Princess Aiko)
However, the first article of the "Model of Japanese Imperial Family" stipulates that the Throne of Japan can only be inherited by men belonging to the Imperial Family.
That is, the throne is passed first to the male, and then to the chief.
If Emperor Naruhito dies or abdicates one day, the first heir to the throne will be his only younger brother, Crown Prince Akishinomiya.
(Emperor Tokuhito on the left, Crown Prince Akishinomiya on the right)
If Crown Prince Akishinomiya could not succeed, his son Prince Yujin ascended the throne.
Since Crown Prince Akishinomiya is only 5 years younger than Emperor Naruhito, if the Emperor's standby time is a little longer, he will skip the crown prince and directly let Prince Yuin ascend the throne.
Therefore, the best candidate for the next emperor in the minds of the Japanese people should have been Prince Yuhito.
In this way, Japan's succession to the throne has been clearly arranged, and the imperial family is not without candidates, so why should the Japanese people find another way to support Princess Aiko?
Digging sauce and eating a circle of melons, I found that the main reason is still all dependent on peers.
Princess Aiko performed well in public, while Prince Yujin broke out scandals continuously.
In contrast, everyone thinks it is still the queen incense.
First, let's look at Princess Aiko, as the eldest daughter of Crown Prince Naruhito at that time, she was watched and raised by the Japanese people from childhood, and her folk recognition was very high.
When I was a child, my son was a round meat bun face, and every time he appeared, he would turn the whole scene upside down.
In the Lolita period, it was still a young Japanese cute with round eyes and nose.
Walking with her mother Yazifei, Xiaoyu and her temperamental mother both have a sense of sight.
Later, into adolescence, fell into the low tide of appearance, the face and figure are still round, and the dress is rustic and simple.
There was also a mouth of chaotic eight-fold teeth, which made her once ridiculed as the "ugliest princess".
Later, Aiko began to grow taller, did dental straightening, and the intellectual temperament began to go online.
The appearance has improved, and the performance as a member of the royal family has begun to be recognized.
At the end of last year, she ushered in a 20-year-old adult, and her dignified and generous appearance when she appeared made netizens shine.
The eighteenth change of the female eldest may not be counted, but the aristocratic style is already faintly visible.
Soon after she became an adult, she began her official duties, receiving foreign emissaries and recently attending a press conference alone at the essential part of the royal family's rites of passage.
In the nearly 30-minute Q&A session, in the face of multiple sensitive issues such as the earthquake, the situation in Ukraine, and the marriage of Princess Mako, she behaved calmly and answered almost the whole time, so she was praised for her expressiveness online and had a queen aura.
But this makes the Japanese people biased towards her? In fact, it is not because Prince Yujin's recent performance has been pulled down.
As the future emperor, Prince Yuhito was originally born under the expectation of all.
Before he was born, there were no male heirs in either room, and the royal family tried to persuade the two princesses to have another child, but Princess Masako fell ill with an indication disorder shortly after giving birth to her son, and did not consider childbearing.
The imperial family went to persuade Noriko, the wife of crown prince Akishinomiya.
At that time, Princess Ji zifei had already given birth to two princesses, but out of the requirements of the royal family and public opinion, she still gave birth to the only male grandson of the royal family, Youren, at the age of 40.
After the official appearance, Prince Yujin's small Zhengtai appearance of riding ears and melon skin head firmly grasped the heart of the Japanese mother.
As he grew older, his potential for school bullying became more and more reassuring to the Japanese.
Last year, with a travelogue, he won the second prize in the middle school group competition of a literary award, and was affirmed by the Japanese writer Masaya Nakagawa, praising him for his good writing and meticulous observation.
Instead of following the tradition of entering a study hall exclusive to the nobility, he was admitted to the high school attached to the University of Tsukuba, a prestigious high school with a 50% promotion rate at the University of Tokyo.
Seeing that he is a real scholar who is a real scholar? It turned out that it was all fake.
First, his award-winning essay was found to be heavily copied from a book published in 2012.
Such a serious matter, the result was only a light response from the royal family: thanks to the accusation, but Prince Yujin did not plagiarize, just forgot to indicate the source, and now contacted the organizer to make up for it.
The first time I saw that plagiarism was said to be so fresh and vulgar, the royal copy was called excerpt quotation?
And to say that it is good to be admitted to a famous school by strength is actually to take the junior high school and the "school system" of the Chikudai High School.
It is said that there is no need to take the written test, as long as the interview is passed, you can enter.
Then this interview passed, and everyone knew it. "Who dares to let the future emperor interview?" So the public said that the prince actually went through the back door to enter the famous school, and he was disappointed.
On one side is the prince who walks the crooked door, and on the other side is the princess who behaves generously and decently, which can be said to be a high judgment? So the princess ascended the throne louder and louder.
In terms of the public, as early as last year's survey, 80% of the participants supported the succession of women, and only about 10% insisted that only Prince Yujin could succeed to the throne.
This year, even some politicians are relaxing, saying that the female emperor cannot accept it for the time being, but it is okay to let Aiko become a female emperor (the difference: the female emperor can pass the throne to his children, the female emperor cannot pass the throne, and the next emperor can only be a male emperor).
It can be said that Princess Aiko has won the support of the people by virtue of her performance.
But aside from the voice of the people and legal restrictions, who wears this crown also depends on the wishes of Princess Aiko.
And whether she herself wants to be, in fact, it is not easy to say? After all, her princess life was not pleasant.
In elementary school, Aiko was bullied and thrown into her school bag, which caused her to not want to go to school for a while. Later, Princess Masako entered the school to accompany her for two years, which allowed her to slowly adapt to campus life, but the accompanying behavior was also questioned by the public, believing that Masako used royal privileges.
The appearance has also been provoked by the public for a long time, and when he grew fat, he was made a black map prank, and later dieted and lost weight, lost a lot of weight, and was suspected of having anorexia.
The growth process is not happy, and there are too many princesses around as a lesson for the past, proving that aristocratic life is also unsatisfactory, and will always be constantly pulled in the royal identity and self-willingness.
For example, Princess Mako, the eldest daughter of crown prince Akishino, she is the lobby sister of Aiko, who has been beautiful online since childhood, and is praised as a model princess for her good studies.
However, the black history of her fiancé Kei Komuro was blown up by the chaos of her private life, and her mother was Lao Lai, and the image went straight to the bottom.
Princess Mako insisted on marrying him, and even gave up the sky-high dowry of 140 million yen, and was scolded by the Japanese for falling in love.
But after marriage, Makoto seems much more relaxed?
In the past, due to the conservative atmosphere of the Japanese people and the high requirements for the imperial family, the princesses dressed very traditionally, and even a little old-fashioned, in line with the "dignified" image of the Japanese people.
After marriage, she lived in the United States, changed into casual private clothes, and the photos she took looked young and casual.
So some people began to change their minds, thinking that Princess Mako just longed for freedom and wanted to leave the shackles of the royal family by getting married.
Princess Mako, who has been well-behaved for more than 20 years, uses marriage to carry out the final rebellion.
But her own sister, Princess Jiazi of Aiko's second cousin, is an example of a failed rebellion.
Princess Jiazi, born in 1994, has been a big-eyed sweet sister since she was a child, full of school drama heroines and visual senses.
When she grew up, she was still a pale-faced beauty with a small head and a small face, and she could also be pressed over one head with her sister, and was named the "First Beauty of the Japanese Imperial Family".
Then the Japanese media complained that she was a pure princess on the surface and rebelled against the girl in private.
For example, Mako likes to learn to dance, and the Japanese media took photos of her dancing in a short skirt, and after the announcement, the public said that she was dressed freely and did not have a royal system.
Because she skipped "Oh!" in girls' generation, she was also scolded by some people for being pro-Korean.
Even photos of college admissions were poked at "Princess actually permed her hair?" frivolous! ”
The public condemned the imperial family, so her mother Noriko pressed Princess Mako.
Under various pressures, the "rebellious princess" began to converge, dressed conservatively, and her makeup became more and more light, acting like an orthodox princess.
At this time, some Japanese people said that she was not as radiant as before, and seemed a little depressed (?)
It can only be said that every word and deed of the royal family members will be infinitely magnified and interpreted.
And Princess Mako went from rebellion to abandonment, and there were also princesses who lived a punk life of singing, smoking and drinking at night.
It is the distant cousin of the current emperor, the 36-year-old heir king.
One of her achievements was to attend the funeral of her father, Prince Kenin, when she was 16 years old, and was found to be dyed with brown hair and sent to the funeral.
Underage hair dyeing in Japan is considered a sister-in-law behavior, and as a princess, she actually dyed it at her father's funeral, causing an uproar among the masses.
However, she did not think so, and after studying in the United Kingdom, she became a wild horse, drinking and clubbing everywhere, and posting photos of tattoos to social networking sites.
After returning to Japan, he did not restrain his entertainment life, and still sang night and night.
As soon as Japan's epidemic prevention policy was relaxed, she and her colleagues drank and gathered until two o'clock in the evening, which was the most rebellious princess of the Japanese imperial family.
Behavior that is normal in ordinary people is collectively referred to as unsympathetic in Japanese princesses.
Therefore, the elegant and decent princesses in front of the public, in fact, some suppress themselves, find an opportunity to flee, and some struggle between the release of the self and the identity of the princess, and the life of any one is a drama.
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All in all, the princesses have a glamorous side to life, and it is inevitable to suppress themselves, in order to live in line with the public ideal of the royal family.
Perhaps freedom is more precious to Japanese princesses than to aristocratic status.
After all, Japanese society has high requirements for women, and they must follow the rules, get married and have children, and meet the expectations of society.
Not to mention the royal women, every word and deed has been paid attention to by the whole people, and the slightest impropriety has been suppressed, and there is no breathing space.
But in the end, whether Princess Aiko will eventually become a queen who will be reviewed by the whole people or return to the life of ordinary people may not be up to her.