Does Emperor Taishi have the idea of beating China?

Emperor Taishi was mentally ill and made many jokes. Unlike an emperor, he is not in the mood to beat China.

During the reign of Emperor Taisho, he failed to inherit his father's advantages, coupled with natural and man-made disasters such as the Great Kanto Earthquake, and was called the unfortunate Taisho by the world. Because he suffered from encephalopathy and his mental state was very bad, he once rolled the imperial edict into a telescope in the National Assembly Hall. This is the famous telescope incident. In the tenth year of Taisho (192 1), he was regent with his son Crown Prince Hirohito. In the fifteenth year of Taisho (1926), he died on December 25th at the age of 48.

However, more than 70 years after the death of Emperor Taishi, some Japanese scholars believe that Emperor Taishi did suffer from meningitis in infancy, but his mental state was completely healthy when he was young and he has recovered. After he ascended the throne, the government expected him to learn from the majesty of Emperor Meiji, which suppressed his unrestrained personality and affected his health. The weak emperor did not conform to the image of a powerful empire, and Emperor Taishi was forced to abdicate. The government issued a statement accusing him of brain decline due to encephalopathy when he was young.