Before the Japanese emperor invaded China, he was divided without our lofty status as emperor? Also a puppet emperor?

The emperor of Japan is a nobleman, but Japan has always been a general and tokugawa era, and the emperor is a symbol of the son of God. Before Japan invaded China, the military staged a coup and assassinated the Prime Minister and Finance Minister who refused to invade China. The emperor personally took people to the Ministry of War to apologize, and 30 officers collectively delivered caesarean sections in front of the palace. However, since then, no civilians have dared to become cabinet ministers, and tojo hideki, the governor of the army province, entered the Prime Minister's Office, and the Japanese began a large-scale aggression against China.

The functions and roles of emperors in each country are different. The emperor of China exercised more duties as prime minister, and Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty added a general. After Zhu Yuanzhang abolished relative power, the emperor of China integrated military and political theocracy. So the emperor of China also perished the most thoroughly, because he was too centralized. Japan has only theocracy, but its status has not changed at all. The cabinet is directly responsible to the emperor and not to the prime minister, so Japan often dismisses the prime minister because all cabinet ministers have similar rights.

China always said that these emperors were nominal, but they were not. Becoming Emperor of Japan and Britain is a great thing. The Japanese royal family spends more than $654.38 billion a year. I don't know how they spend it. The queen's annual salary is between $28 million and $35 million. Beatrix wilhelmina armgard's annual income is about $80 million, because it owns shares in Shell, KLM and Tiger Fund, the world's largest oil company. The Queen of England is nominally the supreme leader of Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, but in fact she earns so much money! In peacetime, power and the army are disturbing nonsense, so rich and cool. Diana attended the upper-class ball that year, and when she entered the door, she collectively stood up and raised her glass to "Your Highness". She was so excited. I took some money from senior officials, kept it from me, and laughed at others for being "nominal" and didn't know what to do.