Inside the Japanese Imperial Palace: 100 Years of Secrets

Author: Huang Zunyan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book provides a detailed account of the inner truths and origins of a series of major historical events that occurred in modern Japan, vividly recreating the dual role of the successive emperors. While focusing on the political careers of the emperors, the book also pays attention to portraying them from multiple perspectives, including personality, hobbies, life, study, love, and marriage. It also recounts some anecdotes and trivial matters, thereby demonstrating that the emperor was a human, not a "god," possessing both the seven emotions and six desires of ordinary people, as well as the joys and sorrows of common mortals.

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