After seeing the Japanese emperor's family, can you know how terrible it is to get married by close relatives?

The Japanese royal family is a wonderful flower in the history of the world royal family.

The word emperor was not invented by the Japanese, but plagiarized from Tang Gaozong. In the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese frantically sent envoys to study in the Tang Dynasty. It is undeniable that the Japanese did retain the culture of the Tang Dynasty to a great extent, whether it was a mountain city or a dress, but they also stole the word Tang Taizong.

First, the intermarriage system of Japanese emperors

In addition, in order to maintain the so-called pure blood of the Japanese emperor, close relatives are also extremely popular. Japanese emperors basically only intermarry with a few big noble, such as the royal family and Fujiwara family. Over time, the blood composition is similar, and the dolls born are getting uglier and uglier, and their life expectancy is getting shorter and shorter.

In ancient China, intermarriage was not uncommon, and the ancient emperors would try their best to choose a noble or powerful vassal as the object of intermarriage, thus consolidating the imperial power. Because there are many alternatives, there are not many negative effects caused by the previous marriage of nobles in the history of our country.

However, there are only a few Japanese nobles forever, and the emperor has been handed down from generation to generation. Over time, several lineages almost merged. In other words, the aristocratic lineage of ancient Japan was basically the same as that of the royal family.

Take Emperor Hirohito as an example. He was shitted by MacArthur. During his reign, he and his wife gave birth to five daughters and two sons. The eldest daughter's husband is the King of Saint Hou.

King Sheng Hou seems to be a handsome man, and Emperor Hirohito wants to take him as his own son. Since he can't have such a son, let him be a son-in-law and plan to marry his eldest daughter.

King Shenghou also has another identity, that is, the cousin of Emperor Hirohito's wife Yoshiko. I heard you right. The Japanese royal family called this kind of marriage kinship. However, this daughter didn't live long. Her parents were close relatives and died of gastrointestinal cancer at the age of 35.

Second, only one of Meiji's fourteen children was normal.

Among the emperors of Japan, there is one of the most powerful emperors? Emperor Meiji. This emperor changed the fate of the Japanese, which is awesome. The best thing is that this guy has married five wives, all of whom are his own cousins. I don't know if this relationship will be far away, but getting married is right anyway.

Married, then don't talk nonsense, Mr. Xiaozai, five wives gave birth to 15 Xiaozai. Although compared with the ancient emperors of China, it was nine Niu Yi hairs, and one Zhong Shan Wang Jing could throw them all over the street. However, among the descendants of 15, 1 1 grew up and died before waiting. Childhood? Killed? The ratio is as high as 73%. It is suggested that the Japanese should not fantasize about being emperors and choose ordinary families to reincarnate. After all, life matters

There are still four who have no good end. A 40-year-old got cerebral thrombosis, blood vessels blocked, and came back crazy for a day. There are two other cancers and tumors, and only one is still alive. Emotionally speaking, a dignified Japanese emperor is about to become an orphan? Emperor Meiji himself is not bad, after all, he died late and got uremia.

The whole world knows that consanguineous marriage is against ethics, but the Japanese just don't believe in this evil. Although modern Japanese royal families began to have civilian queens, the endings were basically not very good. After all, a country and nation that lacks historical support, royal blood has become the only thing they can say. As long as others say that Japan is a scum in history, the Japanese energy comes: we have 126 emperors, and you? We are in the same strain!

Yes, yes, yes, you are great. You are a little deformed.

Joking is joking, and the consequences of Japanese consanguineous marriage are also very serious. If it continues, there may not be a healthy person in the Japanese royal family.

Third, the harm of consanguineous marriage.

1. Leukemia

The probability of albinism in offspring of consanguineous married couples is 13.5 times higher than that in the general population. The probability of congenital ichthyosis is 63.5 times that of the general population and me.

2. Mental retardation

The intelligence of children married by close relatives will be affected, which is generally manifested as mental retardation under IQ.

3. congenital malformation

Inkin's marriage is prone to deformity, and the derived problem is the early death, so the children of Emperor Meiji are gone. The death probability of a dead baby is generally more than three times that of the general population, and there is no upper limit.

4. Hereditary diseases

Inkin marriage is prone to some genetic diseases, which are basically incurable at present. The risk of congenital heart disease or spinal cord fission is three times that of the general population.

The thousand-year marriage between the Japanese royal family and the surrounding nobles, and the blood relationship between the royal family and the nobles is highly cross. Unless the royal family can be allowed to marry civilians, it is hard to say whether the Japanese royal family will be here in the future.