In order to ensure the purity of the royal bloodline, the royal relatives of many countries are still choosing to marry close relatives, but the marriage of close relatives will have many adverse effects. The Japanese emperor's family is a typical example of the marriage of close relatives. The japanese emperor appears in the public photographs, basically a perfect image, in fact, with the help of the royal photographer.
After all, the Japanese emperor represents the image of their country and always wants to present the best in the public eye. However, when attending some occasions, the Japanese emperor inevitably exposed his own flaws, which made people feel very confused. Have you ever discovered what kind of genetic diseases the Japanese emperor family has?
With the development of the times, scientists have studied that the marriage of close relatives can cause some diseases. From the information retained by the Japanese Imperial Family, it is not difficult to find that the Japanese Imperial Family generally has the problem of hunchback. This is caused by congenital spinal deformation, even if the day after training, can not achieve the same as normal people, which is due to their close relatives married, resulting in a family genetic disease.
This phenomenon is common among the Japanese imperial family, but in order to avoid this problem, the image of the tall Japanese emperor is also a problem for photographers. When taking pictures of them, the royal videographers often deliberately avoid the problem of the Japanese emperor's hunchback, and basically present a perfect image on the photo.
On special occasions, the Emperor of Japan will also attend with his wife and children, exposing this flaw. Especially when they are interviewed, they will clearly see that their necks are always leaning forward, and there is no feeling of lifting their chests and heads, which has become the topic of small talk for others.
This kind of family genetic disease caused by the marriage of close relatives is naturally known to the Japanese imperial family, but they are still choosing to marry close relatives. This is because the Japanese imperial family considered itself a very noble being, and they were reluctant to intermarry with commoners, which would damage their noble bloodline. Of course, the internal structure of the Japanese imperial family is particularly complex, and many ordinary people are reluctant to be in it.
In Japanese history, there are only a few commoner queens, and only two commoner queens have appeared, the first commoner queen, named Michiko. As the Empress of Japan, although she enjoyed unlimited scenery at the event, no one knew the pain behind it, and her married life was not as happy as imagined, and she was often ridiculed by other noblewomen. Michiko once revealed in an interview that she felt very depressed in the Japanese imperial family.
The second was Emperor Naruhito's empress, named Masako, who was a more enlightened person who resolutely sought to take a commoner's origin despite his family's opposition. Before marrying Naruhito, Masako could also excel in her career and was a highly regarded female diplomat. She did not want to enter the Japanese imperial family, and she also tried to escape Naruhito's pursuit.
However, Rende is very persistent with Masako and has been pursuing her bitterly, and eventually Masako marries Hitoku. After the two were married, Masako bore emperor Hitoku three children. Due to her origins, Masako was often sneered at by other noblewomen in the Japanese imperial family, which made Masako suffer a great deal of grievances.
The appearance of these two commoner empresses, although ridiculed by many noblewomen, also contributed to changing the genetic diseases of the Japanese family. They made the Japanese emperor family realize that marrying away from close relatives can produce healthy offspring, and that the Japanese emperor family can try to make some changes.
In ancient China, there have also been many examples of marriages of close relatives, resulting in the phenomenon of premature death of their children, even if they live to adulthood, they will suddenly have some strange diseases. In ancient times, this genetic problem had not been studied, so they did not know that it was the result of the marriage of close relatives.
With the study of the law of inheritance, it is found that the marriage of close relatives will pass on many harmful genes to the offspring, which will cause the offspring to suffer from some genetic diseases, and the mortality rate of the offspring is also very high. When the harm of marriage between close relatives was revealed, the people also opposed the marriage of close relatives.
In other countries, the phenomenon of marriage between close relatives still exists. In order to guide them to establish a correct view of marriage, UNESCO has also made corresponding efforts, but they have achieved little. It is hoped that in the near future, those royal families who want to preserve their noble blood will be able to abandon the concept of marriage between close relatives.
Spinal deformity is common in the Japanese imperial family, although when taking pictures, the royal photographer always racks his brains to avoid this problem. However, when they attend important events, they inevitably let the public see this shortcoming of theirs, and photography technology alone cannot make up for this defect.
There are many dangers of marriage between close relatives, and it is not more important than anything to let the offspring lie innocently and have a healthy body because of the need to ensure the purity of the bloodline. If the Japanese imperial family has always chosen to marry close relatives, then they will face the danger of being sparsely populated, and it is very important to establish a correct view of marriage.