There is no royal family in Korea. South Korea is not a constitutional monarchy now, so it should not be influenced by the court. There was no royal family in Korea before. North Korea and South Korea are one country, which we usually call North Korea. The ruler of North Korea does not belong to the "royal family". He is as good as Judy before she became emperor. He's just a prince granted by China. The wife of King China in TV series is called "Princess" instead of "Queen". For example, now South Korea calls Min Ciying "Empress Ming Cheng" and we in China call her "Princess Min". Let me give you some names at the same level. Song Huizong's son Wang Yun Kay's wife said. However, the king's heirs are called "princes", just like the princes in ancient China. For example, Murong Kai, the son of former Yan Murong Ke, was called "King of Taiyuan" and Murong Ling, the son of Mu Rongchui, was called "King of Wu". I don't know why, Korean TV series didn't change this title to "Prince". The history of the Japanese royal family can be traced back to 660 BC, and Emperor Jimmu was the first emperor of Japan. The Japanese royal family has a history of more than 2,600 years. Today's Japanese royal family includes the Japanese emperor and the royal family. Because members of the royal family are legendary gods, they have no human surnames, no right to vote and stand for election, and are not governed by Japanese household registration law, but their daily life is regulated by a specially formulated royal model. The Origin of the Japanese Royal Family The main hall of the Japanese Imperial Palace According to Japanese officials, today's Emperor Akihito is the first125th emperor of the Yamato Dynasty. According to the oldest Japanese history book, Ancient Japanese Stories and Records, in 660 BC, Emperor Jimmu, the first Japanese emperor, ascended the throne after the founding of the People's Republic of China, and later generations also designated this day as the "Founding Day" of Japan. But in fact, it seems that the 33rd generation emperors who ascended the throne in 592 AD were never born above the Tugu Empress (all these emperors were fictionalized in ancient books to complete the transformation from god to man). In fact, the first person who can be called "the emperor" was Shoto Kutaishi. [Edit this paragraph] Historical evolution Shoto Kutaishi began to be a regent in the second year of Tuigu, and the regency lasted for 30 years. Shoto Kutaishi sent a special envoy, Sister Xiao Ye, to Chinese mainland and presented the credentials to Emperor Yang Di. In the credentials, Shoto Kutaishi wrote: "The Eastern emperors respected the Western emperors", which once aroused the dissatisfaction of the arrogant emperor Yang Di. In the middle of the 4th century, today, the ancestors of the royal family unified the small separatist country and established the Yamato regime in Kansai region. At this point, China has entered the rulers. The Yamato regime absorbed the high civilization of China and began to use Chinese characters. In the 6th century, Confucianism was formally accepted and Buddhism was introduced to Japan. In the 7th century, Shoto Kutaishi, the nephew of Tuigu, followed the example of Sui and Tang Dynasties, determined to carry out political innovation and tried to establish a centralized country with the emperor as the absolute monarch. In 7 10, the capital of Japan, Heichengjing (now Nara and its suburbs), marked that the Japanese royal family began to enter the Nara era from the ancient grave era, and also ushered in the prosperous period of the country ruled by law. Compared with later generations, the Nara era and the ancient grave era before it were basically divided by male and female emperors: among the 18 emperors who were in power for nearly 200 years from 592 to 78 1 year, 8 were women. At the end of the 8th century, Japan moved its capital to Beijing (now Kyoto). Heian period, a turning point in Japanese history, has begun. In the early years of the Heian Dynasty, the royal family, even officials, nobles and literati admired the beauty of chrysanthemums. The Double Ninth Festival in September in China is also called Chrysanthemum Festival in Japan. On this day, the Crown Prince led all officials and courtiers to visit the emperor in Chenzi Hall, and the monarch and his subjects enjoyed chrysanthemums and drank chrysanthemum wine. In October, the emperor held a chrysanthemum banquet and invited his ministers to practice chrysanthemums. Perhaps the chrysanthemum on the national emblem of the Japanese royal family was carved at this time. At that time, the memory left by the Ping 'an Dynasty seemed to be chrysanthemums and crab fat. In 10 century and1/0 century, Fujiwara, the spouse of the royal family, monopolized the political power for more than 200 years, and the imperial power began to decline. In order to compete for real power, several emperors, such as Gao Pingchuan and Goto Ruozi, almost all retired from the temple and set up another school. This period is called "courtyard politics era" by historians. With the rise of the samurai class, the emperor lost the ability to give orders, and Japan entered the shogunate period, despite the "building the army and rejuvenating the country" of Weiqi Daigo. But this was just a flash in the pan. The emperor completely lost his political strength, but survived in troubled times as the largest god official in Japan. Tao Le Huatang, the music hall in the imperial palace, had some royal dignity before the Heian, Kamakura, Muromachi and Warring States periods, but in the Tokugawa shogunate period, what little imperial power remained was also taken away. 16 15, the shogunate promulgated Article 17 of the Law on the Prohibition of the Union of China, which restricted the powers and actions of the emperor and nobles in detail. It is clearly stipulated in China Prohibition Law and Bingzhou Law that the emperor "puts learning first" and does not need to ask about state affairs. The appointment of all officials and the inspection of the emperor must be approved by the shogunate. The only thing that retains the power of the emperor is Article 8, "The emperor has the right to decide the year number according to the previous regulations of North Korea". At the end of Meiji Emperor Zhongxing Edo Shogunate, under the threat of western capitalist powers, the door of Japan, which had been locked for more than 200 years, was finally knocked open. Under the double pressure of internal and external troubles, a vigorous closing movement began. 1867, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the 5th generation general of Tokugawa shogunate and the last general, was forced by various parties to return major policies to ZIMMUR Ren, the newly enthroned emperor of Xiao Ming. Jianyuan meiji. Emperor Meiji promulgated the imperial edict of "restoring the past to the ancients", that is, "Meiji Restoration", which made Japan embark on the capitalist road. 1868, Emperor Meiji moved the capital to Edo and changed its name to Tokyo. After the rule of the wise man, Taisho and Emperor Showa, Japan developed from a small eastern country to one of the world powers, known as the "Big Five and Big Three". At the same time, Japan has gradually changed from a small eastern country to a militaristic and terrorist country. After World War II, the royal family was defeated in World War II and deprived of all its colonies. The emperor was also named Japan by the powerful Japanese royal family. To maintain the myth that the emperor is a descendant of the gods and members of the Japanese royal family have no surnames. In the past few centuries, men's names ended with "hito" (Japanese Roman character) and women's names ended with "Zi" (Japanese Roman character ko). There are a few exceptions in history. The direct descendants of the emperor also have titles. Within three generations of the direct line, the prince is called "prince" and the emperor's daughter is called "inner prince"; Outside the direct line of three generations, the grandson is called "Wang" and the granddaughter is called "Hou" In the past, the title of "queen" was only available to the sixth generation of the emperor's granddaughter. After Meiji, this restriction was lifted. There are also titles such as Crown Prince, Grandson, Empress, Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager and Princess, which have the same meaning as Chinese. The emperor, empress, empress dowager and empress dowager are addressed as "Your Majesty", and the rest of the royal family are addressed as "Your Highness". The death of the emperor is "collapse", and the death of the rest of the royal family is "walking". All the royal families are inherited by men, that is, the children and grandchildren of the royal family are royal families, but the grandchildren are not, because female members of the royal family (inner princes and queens) leave the royal family and become civilians after marrying civilians. Unless a female member of the royal family marries a male member of the royal family, the offspring of a female member of the royal family is the royal family. The ways to obtain royal status include being born into the family of an emperor, prince or king, or marrying an emperor, prince or king. Not including the inner prince and queen. The ways to leave the royal family include voluntary separation after adulthood, marriage between female members and non-royal members, divorce from royal members and so on. After the birth of the prince, the official name is preceded by the palace number (or title, baby name). For example, Hirohito used to be called Hirohito Palace, and today's emperor used to be called Akihito Jigong. It has become a symbol of the country, and in fact it has become a virtual king in name only. (Edit this paragraph) Members of the Japanese Royal Family Now all members of the royal family are descendants and spouses of Emperor Taishō. 20 10 Today's family photos are Emperor Akihito, Empress Michiko and Prince Akihito of Jigong, but they are no longer royalty because they married a commoner. Now her names are Crown Prince Naruhito of Sayako Kuroda, Prince Akihito of Masako, Prince Wen Ren of Qiuxiao Palace, Prince Akihito of Wen Ren, Prince Akihito of Jiazi (the younger brother of Emperor Akihito) and Prince Akihito of Princess Akihito. Prince Chongren (uncle of Emperor Akihito), Princess Chongren, Princess Yuriko, Princess Sanri, Princess Kuanren, Empress Yaozi, Prince Yoshihito of your palace, Prince Ren Xian of Gaoyuan Palace (deceased) who was paralyzed in the lower body and unmarried, and Prince Ren Xian, the eldest daughter of Prince Chongren of Lisangong (now near Wei Ning) [Edit this paragraph] The emperor's succession order stipulates that the current Japanese royal model stipulates that female royal families cannot inherit the throne, nor can they be like men. However, it will automatically leave the royal family. Before the current royal model is formulated and implemented, the female royal family can't create a palace, but after marriage, it doesn't need to leave the royal family. Without a suitable male royal family, it can inherit the throne and become the emperor, and even the widow of the emperor can become the emperor, but she must be the royal family and never have children with anyone other than the emperor. In short, the queen can only be a transition between male royal heirs. The eight recorded Empresses of 10 are descendants of the emperor. After the succession, they have no children, and all of them were passed on to the male royal family. The situation of the succession of the emperor in the early Japanese legend is unknown. Since no male was born in the Japanese royal family from 1965 to 2006, the emperor's throne may face the possibility of no heir after several generations. Therefore, the Japanese parliament once considered modifying the royal model, allowing female royal families to inherit the throne, and allowing them to marry civilians to pass on the throne to future generations, or restoring the royal status of the descendants of imperial secretaries who were abolished after World War II. However, after the second son of the Emperor and the wife of Prince Wen Ren, Princess Wenren Kiko, died on September 6, 2006, Hiuke's son, Prince Youren, the procedure to revise the royal model was put on hold. According to the current royal model, the succession order of the next throne is as follows: the eldest son of the emperor: Prince Naruhito (Crown Prince), the second son of the emperor: Prince Wen Ren (Autumn Palace), the eldest grandson of the emperor: Prince Youren, the younger brother of the emperor: Prince Hitachi Masahito (Luchang Palace), the uncle of the emperor: Prince Chongren (Li Sangong), and the cousin of the three-hat prince: Prince Yiren (Your Palace). Miss Masada was born in Tokyo on 19341October 20th. 1953 entered the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature in sacred heart university, majoring in English literature. When I graduated, I spoke at the graduation ceremony on behalf of the whole class. According to the old royal code, princesses can only come from the royal family or five photographers (namely guards, hawks, one, two, nine) and China people. Through the efforts of the Crown Prince, the palace meeting composed of the Prime Minister, the royal family, the Speakers of the Senate and the House of Representatives and the President of the Supreme Court unanimously agreed that the Crown Prince should marry Miss Masaadeh. As a result, Miss Masada became the first queen from a civilian background in Japanese history. After their marriage, the Crown Prince and his wife were invited to pay official visits to 37 countries. In addition, they travel all over the country every year to get in touch with people and understand their feelings. Emperor Akihito has a soft spot for fish research. He published dozens of professional papers in the Japanese magazine ichthyology; 1986, he was awarded the title of honorary member of the Linnaeus Association of London, the International Association of Biologists. Of all sports, he likes playing tennis best. Michiko's hobbies are playing the piano and harp, as well as embroidery, textile and other handicrafts. She also likes literature and tea ceremony. Her hobby with Emperor * * * is tennis, and their legendary love affair was staged on the tennis court. The emperor and his wife have two sons and a daughter. While they are busy with state affairs, they spend as much time as possible with their children and often take them to the palace to visit their grandparents, so that the Hirohito couple can enjoy the life of their grandchildren. [Edit this paragraph] The crown prince of Prince Naruhito's family, Yukong Naruhito, is the eldest son of Emperor Akihito and his wife. He was born in Tokyo on February 23rd, 1960. 1982 Graduated from the History Department of the Art Department of the Academy in March, and then studied for a doctorate in the School of Humanities of the Academy, majoring in Japanese medieval history. 1In July, 983, Deren went to Oxford University to study and returned to China to study Japanese medieval history. 1980 On February 23rd, the royal family held an adult ceremony for Crown Prince Naruhito. Since then, he has participated in various royal activities and paid official visits to many countries. 1993, Crown Prince Naruhito married a beautiful Japanese diplomat, Masako Owada, who was also a civilian. With the appearance of Crown Princess Masako, a promising young female diplomat disappeared from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs ... Crown Prince Naruhito inherited his mother's musical talent and liked to play the viola and violin. In sports, he prefers to climb mountains. He is also a member of the Japanese Alpine Association. The second son of Emperor Akihito, Ritong Wenren, was born on 1965 1 1 30th. 1in March, 988, after finishing his studies in the college, he went to St. John's College, Oxford University, England to study abroad. My daughter Keiko Yoshimiya was born on1April, 96918th. Like her two brothers, she graduated from the police academy. [Edit this paragraph] The daughters of Prince Wen Ren-Prince Wen Ren and his wife, the idol princess, two daughters, the second prince of Japanese Emperor Akihito, have one daughter. The eldest daughter and the second daughter of Qiuxiaogong are/kloc-true son aged 0/8 and/kloc-good son aged 0/5 respectively. Because of their pure and lovely appearance, the two princess sisters have become the girl idols sought after by Japanese otaku. Recently, their photos and anthropomorphic illustrations have been widely circulated on the Internet, which puzzled the Japanese royal family. As long as you search for Zhenzi's nickname "Zhenzi Rinpen" on the Internet, there will be a bunch of websites about Princess Zhenzi, collecting the image of Zhenzi or cartoon illustrations made by netizens. Netizens took Zhenzi, a high school student in the college, as a model, created the cartoon character "Zhenzi Rinpen" and made various shapes for her, including wearing sailor suit, military uniform and swimsuit. Now, not only Zhenzi has become an idol, but more and more netizens are also fascinated by Jiazi, who is studying in the middle school of the Academy of Fine Arts. There are also photos of Jiazi being photographed by classmates on the Internet. A large number of websites related to Zhenzi appeared about three or four years ago, and Zhenzi was idolized about two years ago. Because most girls nowadays dye their hair, Sadako has always had black hair. Sadako's appearance is pure and lovely, and it is easier to be shaped into a cartoon character. There are not only illustrated illustrations circulating on the Internet, but also netizens introducing the animation of Princess Zhenzi. In the animated picture of "civilians prostrate", Princess Zhenzi is wearing a sailor suit and carrying a red schoolbag with the English words "Princess Zhenzi" written next to it. Princess Zhenzi in the animation said arrogantly, "Do you know who I am? Call me princess! " Tang Zejun, a critic who is familiar with otaku culture, said that men have a little desire to be controlled by aristocratic women and give everything to her, which is why Zhen Zi is regarded as the object of "Meng (especially like something)" by the online celebrity family. Another reason is that even Noriko Sakai, a pure idol, was arrested for taking drugs and betrayed his fans, and members of the royal family should not have any serious deviant behavior. A reporter from the Palace Office pointed out that Mako herself is very serious, and most of her daily life is just reading quietly. She may not know how popular she is online, but she may have heard about it from her friends! Except for the Crown Prince, other Japanese royal families will establish palaces with the approval of the imperial palace when they come of age or get married. Gongjia is different from the palace number as a childhood title. For example, the palace number of Prince Wen Ren in Qiuxiao Palace is "Li Palace", and Qiuxiao Palace was built as an adult. During the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese royal family had five palaces: Fujian Palace, Guigong Palace, Youqichuan Palace, Guanyin Palace and Shanti Palace. During the reign of Emperor Meiji, ten new palaces were built: Guogong, Heyang Palace, Chaoxiang Palace, Dongjiu Palace, Komatsu Palace, Beichuan Palace, Takeda Palace, Huading Palace, Dongfang Fujian Palace and Li Ben Palace. After the Second World War, the fifteen palace officials and their members all broke away from the royal family according to the new "royal model" and took the names of the palace officials as their surnames. The existing Japanese palaces were all built by the descendants of Emperor Taishi, namely: Fujiwara Palace, Qiuxiao Palace (also known as Qiu Ting Palace), Luchang Palace, Lisong Palace, Guigong Palace and Gaoyuan Palace. [Edit this paragraph] The Japanese Constitution stipulates: "The emperor is a symbol of Japan and a symbol of Japanese national unity." The duties of the emperor include promulgating the revised new constitution, laws, decrees and regulations with the guidance and consent of the cabinet; Convene a congress; Receive foreign ambassadors and ministers. /kloc-After 0/8, the Crown Prince came of age and held the ceremony of "establishing the Prince". When he comes of age, he can perform official duties instead of the emperor. Educate members of the royal family to study in the college. The students of the college are mainly the children of nobles and senior officials, and they also recruited students from the private sector after World War II. Many male members choose to study in Oxford University and Cambridge University, because the Japanese royal family has a good relationship with the British royal family. 1April, 972, Prince Kiyoko entered the private persimmon kindergarten in Muhei district of Tokyo, becoming the first child of the Japanese royal family to study in a private kindergarten. [Edit this paragraph] The Royal Housekeeper-Palace Hall is the management institution of the Japanese royal family. The Palace Museum has 1000 employees, many of whom are from China. The living expenses of the emperor, the crown prince and their families are called "palace expenses", which is about 300 million yen in recent years. The living expenses of other members of the royal family are called the "royal family", and each adult male member receives 27 million yen of royal family expenses every year, while Prince Wen Ren of Qiuxiao Palace receives 46 million yen of royal family expenses every year, and there will be more after having children. The royal family's main source of income is stock investment. The emperor has 160 servants in the center.