Historically, Japan is unknown, but in recent history it has been a latecomer. In ancient times, it has maintained friendly relations with the Central Plains Dynasty. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, the emperor admired the Culture of the Tang Dynasty and sent emissaries to China many times to study, so many buildings in Japan now have the legacy of the Tang Dynasty.
Empress Sadaaki was the most beautiful empress in Japan, and after her death, the emperor was willing to eat the Buddha, and when she was young, she was more beautiful than Masako. It was also from Empress Zhenming that the Japanese royal family began to observe monogamy, setting a good example for future generations.
The Chrysanthemum Dynasty began in 660 BC and is therefore more than 2,500 years old. The Japanese royal family, known as the "One Lineage of Ten Thousand Generations", is the oldest surviving royal family and has not yet experienced a fault line.
Empress Sadamei was born in 1884, and her father, Kujō Michitaka, was a member of the Japanese public and noble houses, so she was a proper celebrity. When he was sixteen years old, he was engaged to Crown Prince Jiaren, who was five years older than himself.
At that time, most of the royal families in the world were polygamous, and Japan was deeply influenced by the culture of the Ming and Qing dynasties, so the marriage system was the same. However, during the reign of Empress Zhenming, Emperor Taisho was willing to observe monogamy for her.
Although Emperor Meiji had many sons under his knees, only Emperor Taisho lived to adulthood, so Empress Zhenming shouldered the heavy responsibility of passing on the lineage. The Japanese royal family has always paid attention to the purity of blood, even at the expense of marriage between close relatives, but the Taisho Emperor and his wife are truly in love with each other.
As the first free love of the Japanese royal family, their relationship made the royal family at that time not understand. At a court dinner, Kujo Setsuko meets Emperor Taisho. At that time, the emperor also reached the age of marriage, and the nine-way setsuko was both beautiful, and the royal family naturally liked this marriage very much.
Emperor Meiji died in 1912, Emperor Taisho became the 123rd Emperor, and Kujo Setsuko was crowned Empress Sadamyō. We can also see from the photos of the two when they were young that Empress Zhenming has exquisite facial features and a slender body, which can be called the most beautiful queen in Japanese history.
Emperor Taisho and his wife were deeply in love, and at the time of their big wedding, the Emperor announced that there was only one empress in this life who would never take a concubine. Empress Zhenming's belly was also particularly contentious, and she gave birth to four sons successively, relieving the imperial heir crisis for the royal family.
During the reign of Empress Zhenming, she actively promoted silkworm and weaving techniques, and visited emperor Taisho many times, setting a good example for Japanese women. Empress Zhenming is both internal and external, so she deserves the reputation of the most beautiful empress in Japan.
When Empress Zhenming passed away in the 1950s, Emperor Taisho was willing to eat and pray for his wife, and he did not marry again. Emperor Taisho was an affectionate man who put a picture of Empress Seimei in his room and missed his hair-tied wife day and night.
It was precisely because Emperor Taisho set a good example that future generations have adhered to polygamy. It is said that the Japanese royal family produced a "love seed", and the later Emperor Hirohito, Emperor Akihito, and Emperor Naruhito were all like this.
Love in the royal family is always a luxury, although the Japanese royal family is more depressed, harem women have suffered unfair treatment, but fortunately they have all received love. This may be what we call sugar cane without two sweets, and it is impossible to want a perfect life.
After the death of Empress Zhenming, The Taisho Emperor was extremely saddened and volunteered to eat the Buddha to commemorate his wife, which shows how deep the feelings between the two sides are. Unfortunately, Empress Zhenming passed away when she was forty-seven years old, and really responded to the old saying that her face was red and her life was short.
We now look at many of empress zhenming's old photos, and we are still impressed by her beauty. Nowadays, the appearance of the Japanese imperial family has been complained about, and most of the responsibility lies on Empress Xiangchun.
When she was young, Empress Zhenming's facial features were exquisite and graceful, even more stunning than Empress Masako. Married into the royal family by noble origins and so favored by Emperor Taisho, Empress Zhenming's life is really enviable, and she deserves everything.