In 2016, directed by Heo Qin-ho and starring Sun Yizhen and Park Hae-il, the biographical film "Deok Hye Wong Lord" was released, and the story of Lee Deok Hye, the last princess of the Korean royal family, was well known to more people, and Sun Yizhen also won the best actress in the film category of the 53rd Baeksang Arts Awards for this film.
In the movie, Lord Dehui weng had a political marriage, the man was the son of the lord of the Fadao Domain, Zong Wuzhi, the two gave birth to a daughter, but later Lord Dehui weng originally had a mental illness that became more and more serious, and the two were also arranged to divorce.
In fact, between the Majong clan and Korea, there were contacts as early as the Ming Dynasty.
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Tsushima is located in the middle of the Korean Strait between Japan and South Korea, and has been trading with the Korean Peninsula since the Goryeo period (during which time China was in the Period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the Yuan Dynasty).
The first generation of the Zong clan became the main patriarch, and in 1246, he was founded in 1246 by conquering the rebellious Abilius pro-Yuan. Thereafter, the Jong clan gradually took control of Tsushima. In 1443, Jongjeong signed an entente with Joseon and became a "foreign vassal" of Korea and paid tribute to it. North Korea gave the Jong clan trade rights, and the Jong clan had a high authority in trade with North Korea, monopolizing almost all trade with North Korea. Because of the abundance of arable land in the mountains of Tsushima, the main income of the region is also derived from trade with North Korea.
On New Year's Day 1592, Toyotomi Hideyoshi issued a "Korean Conquest Order", and Zong Yizhi strongly opposed it because of his close trade relations with Korea, but Hideyoshi ignored it and instead threatened to confiscate the Munaga's territory. Emperor Jong-chi was forced to participate in the war with his father-in-law, Governor Konishi, and after the war, he also participated in the peace negotiations with the Ming Dynasty and Korea.
After the establishment of the Edo shogunate, the Jong clan's efforts to restore diplomatic relations with North Korea were approved by the shogunate, and after the shogunate issued a decree to lock the country, it continued to trade with the DPRK with the permission of the shogunate.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the life of Zong Wuzhi</h1>
Tsushima Province, the 15th lord of the Tsushima Clan, was originally the second son of the 13th lord of the 13th domain, Yoshitomo, and his young name was Hyojiro. In Japan, succession is a very common thing. Hyojiro was passed on to his uncle Changsun Naoru, and later to his fellow higuchi Nagahito.
Zong Wuzhi's grandfather Zong Yihe
In 1842, he had already changed his name to Higuchi Akira, but due to the untimely death of his elder brother Tsuneyoshi Akira, he returned to his family and changed his name to Munakata and inherited the Tsushima Prefecture, while the Higuchi family was inherited by his younger brother Kaori.
Zong Yihe's sons, except for the two who died prematurely and Zong Zhongzheng, who inherited the family business, all the rest passed on to other families as adopted sons. Among them are the six sons, Kazushi Kuroda.
Munatakeshi's father, Kazushi Kuroda
Kazushi Kuroda is the adopted son of Kazuna Kuroda and marries his adoptive father's daughter, Yoko, the eldest son, Hiroshi Kuroda, and the youngest son, Takeshi Kuroda.
Young Zong Wuzhi
In 1923, Muneshigemasa's son, Muneyoshi, died, and because Muneyoshi was childless, Kuroda Takeshi returned to the Munakata family and inherited the Clan as the adopted son of his cousin Muneyoshi.
In April 1925, Zong Wuzhi entered the Higher Division of the Academy of Studies. During his studies, he entered the poet Kitahara Shiraaki's door. In 1928, he entered the English Department of the Faculty of Letters of Tokyo Imperial University, where he studied under Miki Ichikawa and Isamu Saito (both English scholars).
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the three Sects Ofe Wuzhi and Dehui Weng Lord</h1>
Although the Korean royal family and the jong family are opposed to this political marriage. However, due to the economic difficulties of the Zong family at that time, it was not a bad thing that Zong Wuzhi was able to marry the Lord of Deok Hye-won, who was born in the Korean royal family, so he finally finalized this family affair.
In March 1931, Munatake graduated from the English Department of the Faculty of Letters of Tokyo Imperial University and married Lord Tokueon in May of the same year.
Before the marriage, the lord of Dehuion had improved, but this political marriage aggravated her condition.
After his marriage, Takeshi Munakata served as a lecturer at the Faculty of Moral Sciences (the predecessor of Hiroike Gakuen) at the invitation of the jurist Chikuro Hiroike, while dutifully taking care of the ups and downs of Dekei. In 1933, their only daughter was born and named Zong Zhenghui. Zong Wuzhi was very fond of this daughter.
Zong Wuzhi painted a portrait of his daughter
Young Zong Masae
"Lord Dehui Weng" maiden Zong Zhenghui
When Munakata grew up, she entered the English Department of the Faculty of Letters at Waseda University from the Women's Gakuen, met the poet Suzuki Seki, who was 3 years older than her, and married around 1955. After Suzuki's marriage as the adopted son of Munakata Takeshi, he changed his name to Munakata and lived in Tokyo. But Zong Zhenghui has always been troubled by neurasthenia.
At the same time, Dehui's condition has been gradually deteriorating. Although Zong Wuzhi himself did not want to divorce, because he had the right to take care of Dehui without divorce. But in the end, in 1955, at the request of the Korean royal family and the Zong family, the two divorced, and Deok Hye was admitted to Matsuzawa Hospital, a Japanese psychiatric hospital.
In 1962, Deok Hye successfully returned to China, and after convalescence, his condition finally stabilized, and he was discharged from the hospital and admitted to Changdeokgung Palace, where he was accompanied by Consort Yin (the widow of Emperor Chunjong of Joseon, who was also Deok Hye's sister-in-law). During this period, Zong Wuzhi tried to meet with Dehui, but this did not happen.
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In "Lord Dehui Weng", Jin Zhanghan breaks into Zong's house and meets Zong Wuzhi's new family
After the divorce, Munakatashi soon remarried nurse Ryoe Katsumura (aka Shinnaga) and moved to the faculty dormitory of Hiroike Gakuen. Between Zong Wuzhi and Liangjiang, he had two sons (Ritsumi and Zhongzheng) and a daughter (Wakagi).
The girl is Waka and the boy is probably In-center
In the early morning of August 26, 1956, the year after Zong Wuzhi and Dehui divorced, Zong Zhenghui disappeared after leaving a suicide note such as "I went to Akasara and Komagaku in Yamanashi Prefecture to commit suicide", and the search team could not find her in any way, and Zong Wuzhi and Zong Sheng later died. Since Zong Zhenghui is legally considered to be dead, he and Zong Sheng become divorced. Zong Sheng's collection of poems, Occasional Songs, published in 1963, is thought to be about Zong Zhenghui.
However, Zong Sheng's 2003 poem "All My Memories" in the poem "HandBook" appears in the sentence "There are notebooks among the relics on display", perhaps because a relic that can prove Zhenghui's identity has been found.
In addition to the poem "Handbook", some of Zong Sheng's poems are also considered to be written by Zhenghui, for example, "Sakura Fantasy", published in June 1959.
From the forest of languages
When you come back with dead leaves
Hiding in the game for you
When the petals are scattered
It turned into a faint ray of sunlight
Of the three children of Munakatashi and Katsumura Ryoe, the eldest son, Muneyoshi, works in the publishing department of Hiroike Gakuen, his daughter Kazuki marries Kawabe Hiroshi, and the second son, Muneaka, graduated from Sochi University and now inherits his father's business and works at the Institute of Moral Sciences at Ritsuzawa University.
Zong Zhongzheng
Takeshi's sister Kuroda Washi was married three times, the first married to the then large taxpayer and civilian industrialist Maba Zenbei, and remarried to Kawada to prepare for three (the president of seaweed pulp and paper, considered a liar). The third marriage was married to Professor Shigeru Kusama at Keio University. Another sister, Toshi Kuroda, is married to Hoshino Kameani, the son of Hoshino Genbei, a director of the Isesaki Bank.
The second daughter of Munatake's elder brother Kuroda Hiroshi, named Masako. In 1934, the Crown Prince of Ethiopia wanted to find a Japanese woman as his wife, and Masako Kuroda and 350 women competed for the election, but they were very lucky to be elected and engaged to the Crown Prince. Known as the "modern Cinderella".
Masako Kuroda
However, due to Italy's internal affairs in Ethiopia, the wedding did not progress. So she quit resolutely and later married an engineer.