When did the title of Emperor of Japan begin to be exercised?

Japan is a very strange country, and it is still connected with the imperial system until now. In addition, they spread news to encourage publicity. The Japanese emperor is a family of all dynasties, which means that all the families of all dynasties are unified.

In fact, after all, according to textual research, Emperor Jimmu, the so-called first-generation Japanese emperor, has extremely low trust, which is the product of strengthening the myth and legend of national loneliness, somewhat similar to China's Three Emperors and Five Emperors.

So, when did the title of Emperor of Japan begin to be exercised? According to historical records, the earliest written record of the Japanese emperor's name was the Preface to the Imperial Bird's Net, which was drafted by Emperor Tianwu from 673 to 688 AD.

This is the official document of a place that plays an important role in Japanese history, which is commensurate with the constitution at that time. Therefore, it can also be said that the Japanese emperor system was established from this time, and the emperor of that year belonged to the fiction of possible future generations.

A neurological feature of The Pure Imperial Command of Birds is that it imitates the Tang Dynasty in an all-round way, and it is based on the advanced political system of the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty was also the most influential dynasty in ancient China. Until this time, the shadow of the Tang Dynasty could be seen everywhere in Japan.

The name of the emperor is also very likely to be cautious since the Tang Dynasty, and it is the enlightenment of Wu Zetian.

In August 674 AD, Wu Zetian invented the titles of Emperor and Tianhou, in order to improve her status, which was different from all the queens of that year and laid the foundation for her to be emperor in the future.

This is the first time in the history of China that the story of the emperor and the queen of heaven is presented, which is not only unprecedented, but also unprecedented. Just at this time, when the Japanese stole China, they felt that the title of emperor was full of domineering, so they carried forward the spirit of taking it properly and put it on themselves.

Later, with the death of Tang Gaozong and the claim of Empress Wu Zetian, the titles of Emperor and Tianhou never appeared in China, but were carried forward in Japan, churning out the saying that "all ages are one department", which shows the vitality of Japanese academics.

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Illiterate county magistrate

There is an illiterate county magistrate. Every time he buys something, he draws a picture in the shopping book and keeps an account. He draws a watermelon when he buys a watermelon and an onion when he buys an onion.

Once, the governor came down to inspect, and it happened that the magistrate of a county was not there. When the governor saw the shopping book on the wall, he was very interested and ticked it out with a red pen.

After the governor left, the magistrate of a county came back and saw that someone had moved his books and cursed the governor: "What! Bullying people up there! Why did he buy a red candle and put it on my account? "