Emperor Mulie of Japan: Ascended the throne at the age of 9, married his own wife, had a cruel temperament, why died at the age of 18

Title: The Evil Deeds of the Brutal Young Monarch - Emperor Mulie

Emperor Takelie, a tyrannical young monarch who ascended the throne at the age of nine, left a jaw-dropping notoriety in Japanese history. During his short reign, his crimes were numerous and almost unprecedented. Among the many evils, several are particularly unacceptable.

The first was the marriage of Emperor Mulie to his biological mother, Lady Kasuga Ōi. As emperor, he not only distorted his own moral concepts, but also blatantly violated ethical norms. This act would have been unimaginable in any civilized society, but in Japanese society at the time, it was considered to protect blood purity. This idea is rooted in Japanese mythology and legend, and Emperor Mulie also portrayed himself as a child with a strong "Oedipal plot".

The second is Emperor Mulie's cruel abuse of pregnant women and infants. According to historical records, Emperor Mulie not only cut the abdomen of pregnant women to observe the growth of the fetus, but also ordered people to build a fish pond, in which the farmed "mermaids" were actually played by palace maids and guards. It is unacceptable for Emperor Takelie to stab these innocent people with a harpoon.

These crimes not only reflect Emperor Mulie's brutal and perverted nature, but also show his unscrupulous brazenness in the face of power. As a young king, he uses his power to wantonly harm the innocent, showing the twisted evil deeds of his heart. And his evil deeds eventually led to his doom. As the law of conservation of energy in the universe, most of the time, good is rewarded with good and evil is rewarded with evil. At the age of 18, Emperor Mulie ushered in the end of his sins.

Looking back at this history, we should not only focus on Emperor Mulie, but should be alert to the corruption of power and the emergence of evil deeds. As creators, we should use the power of words to transmit positive energy and arouse people's thinking about morality and ethics. Only with the power of justice and goodness can we create a better world.