Japanese Royal Family-Empress Michiko: Behind the glitz is desolation!

20 1 1654381October, Japanese queen Michiko, who was nearly eighty years old, issued a statement through the palace hall, rejecting the request of Emperor Akihito and his wife to be buried together.

Michiko's statement caused quite a controversy in Japan. Everyone knows that loving couples "live and die in the same cave". Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko are recognized as model couples in Japanese society. Why didn't Empress Michiko want to be buried with her husband?

For the public's discussion, the Palace Hall explained that Michiko considered himself a civilian and the emperor was the son of the Emperor of Heaven, so he was not qualified to be buried with the emperor.

The reasons given by the Palace Hall are incredible, and the general public have speculated that the reason why Michiko is so determined not to be buried with Emperor Akihito is related to her humiliation in the palace.

Michiko, Japanese Emperor Akihito of the125th generation, was born in Tokyo. His grandfather Masahiro was an entrepreneur of Nissin Flour Factory, his grandfather Tajiro Mishima was a director of revitalizing the Central Zhina, and his father Masahiro Masada was a famous industrialist before the war. Nissin Flour Factory, which he took over, is a big-name enterprise in Japan and the backbone enterprise of Zhengdong.

Masada Rongsaburo has three brothers, one is the president of Osaka University, the other is a professor of geology and the other is a professor of medicine.

Therefore, although Michiko is a commoner, she is an elite family leading the romantic era.

Due to good family conditions, Michiko received a good education from an early age. She is beautiful, intelligent, kind and knowledgeable, and is called a "broken-wall" student by the teachers of Sacred Heart Women's University. She even said: Michiko's greatest shortcoming is that she has no shortcomings.

Michiko looks weak, but in fact he is very strong. During her college years, she achieved excellent results in all subjects and had strong organizational skills. She is an outstanding girl.

Michiko's greatest wish at university was to be a woman of the new era and go abroad for further study.

Besides excellent studies, Michiko is also interested in life. He goes to school early every morning and goes home at three in the afternoon. Then he drinks tea and eats snacks, and then he does his homework. Dinner starts at six o'clock in the evening, and after eight o'clock, the whole family gathers in the living room to listen to her mother playing Chopin and other classical piano music, which is completely a bourgeois lifestyle.

Michiko never dreamed that her fate would be completely rewritten by a tennis match in August 1957.

1In August, 957, Crown Prince Akihito and Michiko, who just graduated from university, came to the famous tourist resort of Karuizawa to participate in the local tennis match.

The young Crown Prince Akihito likes playing tennis very much. He played against many famous Japanese tennis players at that time in the palace and won all the games.

Emperor Akihito and Michiko met in the third round.

Crown Prince Akihito's entourage took Michiko who was about to enter the arena and told her that Crown Prince Akihito had never lost. The meaning of the entourage is obvious, which is to remind Michiko to pay attention to his identity when playing tennis, and not to try to be brave. But the young and stubborn Michiko aroused his enthusiasm. He must try his best to compete with Akihito.

As a result, in the tennis match between Akihito and Michiko, Akihito lost, and he lost completely.

Although Akihito lost the game, he was very happy.

Akihito is not stupid. He knows that people always let him practice. Michiko's fearless spirit left a deep impression on Akihito.

Akihito fell in love with this beautiful and stubborn girl.

In the palace, surrounded by the Crown Prince are some aristocratic women who are passive to Nuo Nuo and Nuo Nuo. Akihito doesn't like them at all. The appearance of Michiko seems to be a clear spring, which moistens Akihito's heart.

Since the Karuizawa tennis match, Akihito began to pursue Michiko crazily.

Facing the pursuit of Crown Prince Akihito, Michiko was very rational. She knew that she was a civilian and was not worthy of Akihito. Besides, her ideal is to study abroad, so she declined Akihito's courtship.

Akihito is also a spoony, and he vowed to catch up with the goddess in his heart.

Akihito entrusted a message to a friend, invited Michiko to the dance, paid tribute to her, and invited her to play tennis and learn from each other.

In the unremitting pursuit of Akihito, Michiko was gradually moved by the care and consideration of the Crown Prince, and they had close contacts.

However, Akihito's love affair was quickly opposed by members who strongly defended the royal lineage. They thought that the crown prince of the Great Japanese Empire could drag a girl who played ball out of the court to be the crown princess. This is ridiculous!

Michiko's father and brother also disapproved of Michiko's love affair with Emperor Akihito. They are worried that Michiko, a commoner, will be happy if she marries the royal family.

In the face of all kinds of obstacles inside and outside the palace, Akihito took a firm attitude and even said that he would never get married unless Michiko.

Michiko was finally combined with Emperor Akihito's father Hirohito. After more than a month's consideration, he finally showed his attitude: "As long as the Crown Prince likes it, it is better to be born in a civilian."

1959 In April, Emperor Akihito finally married Michiko, whom he missed very much.

Michiko's father was afraid that his daughter from a civilian background would be looked down upon by the nobles in the palace, so he said to her, "Your father will give her as much dowry as the royal family pays for this wedding!"

But can money really solve all problems?

As we expected, a senior official's marriage is impossible to be happy!

On the wedding day, the palace hall gave Michiko a duel! They announced to the bride that because the bride's parents were civilians, they could not enter the palace to attend the royal wedding. They must wait outside the palace gate.

Michiko was dumbfounded. She doesn't know that this is just the beginning of a humiliating life!

Michiko, a commoner, married into the royal family, but this is by no means a happy life, but the greatest misfortune in life.

After marriage, Michiko was tortured! There are words of suffering, Lacrimosa.

Michiko had a lot of clothes when he was young, and he often changed them. However, after becoming a crown princess, all actions must obey the arrangement of the court, and you can't live as you like.

Hirohito's wife, Michiko's mother-in-law, Empress Yoshiko, dislikes this civilian daughter-in-law very much, because she has chosen a noble lady for her son Akihito, and now Michiko's death has upset her plans, so she is very uncomfortable.

Yoshiko crossed the hall of the palace and chose Koko Konoha, a daughter-in-law of noble birth, as the chief female officer of the Crown Princess.

Queen Yoshiko privately told Junko Konoha that you're welcome, the civilian crown princess, and she must be trained strictly.

With the support of Queen Yoshiko, Junko Konoha is very proud of Michiko and doesn't take the Crown Prince Princess seriously.

As soon as Junko Muye saw Michiko, he said, "I am a member of the nobility, but I am not a follower of any civilian crown princess!"

Michiko was restrained everywhere in the palace and dared not speak casually. He is always laughed at by the harem in the palace for not knowing the rules. The phrase "no manners" denigrates and discriminates against Michiko from every detail of serving people and accepting things. All kinds of gossip in the palace made Michiko miserable!

Stubborn Michiko didn't give up. She proposed to the Palace Hall to set up a small kitchen to cook for Crown Prince Akihito. This is the most legitimate request, but it caused an earthquake in the palace.

"The crown prince actually wants to cook for himself. I really don't know who I am. How civilians! "

"I have long said that this woman is not qualified to be the Crown Prince!"

Akihito is very supportive of his wife's request. After their unremitting efforts, the palace hall finally agreed to build a small kitchen in the prince's room.

Michiko was very happy and thought that she could finally prepare delicious food for her husband like an ordinary couple.

Michiko gave birth to a baby boy for the royal family after one year of marriage.

This was originally a happy event, but it attracted the anger of the mother-in-law Yoshiko Queen.

The reason is that the former queen, Yoshiko, gave birth to four daughters after marriage. The palace hall was very dissatisfied with the people and urged Hirohito to accept the princess, but in the end Akihito was born because of Yoshiko. Now daughter-in-law Michiko has a son a year after her marriage, which makes Queen Yoshiko feel sorry for her!

Queen Yoshiko summoned Junko Konoha and told her not to let the Crown Prince get carried away.

In the words of Empress Yoshiko, Junko Konoha is more puffed up than before, punishing Michiko one by one, and the princess who is not young at all has any respite.

Compared with Princess Diana of England, Michiko is lucky. Akihito always loves his wife. However, sometimes Akihito can't help Gong Wei. His strength is too weak.

Akihito is the Crown Prince of Japan. He can't take Michiko out of the palace, so he can only try to comfort his wife when no one is around.

After a long period of depressed life, Michiko gradually became haggard and thin from her plump posture when she first entered the palace.

Michiko is pregnant again, but this time it's a pity that she miscarried because of poor health.

Michiko was immersed in the pain of losing her child, but the palace office accused her of failing to fulfill her responsibilities as a royal toffee! The aristocratic women in the palace are more gloating and constantly slandering Michiko with words:

"It's irresponsible of the Crown Prince to have a miscarriage!"

Michiko is ill. She suffered from aphasia and had to move to a nursing home to recuperate.

After a period of rest, a little better Michiko moved back to the palace.

Michiko didn't want to go back to the cold and terrible palace. She wants to go back to her family, but it's not up to her, not even Emperor Akihito. They are just birds in the palace and can't decide everything.

1975, Emperor Hirohito and Empress Yoshiko visited the United States and shook hands with dignitaries and relatives at the airport. Here in Michiko, Empress Yoshiko suddenly twisted her face and separated her daughter-in-law coldly.

This shot was seen by the Japanese people and hurt in their hearts. As we all know, Michiko, a civilian, was oppressed by the royal family!

At that time, Michiko married the Crown Prince, and Japanese media survey showed that 87% of Japanese supported this marriage.

Public support is because this marriage has pulled the emperor and the royal family off the altar and taken off the coat of the emperor's demigod.

The more Michiko was bullied by the royal family, the higher his popularity among the people.

But the people's support has no influence on Michiko, who is still an aggrieved kannika nimtragol in the palace.

1989 65438+1On October 7th, Hirohito died in Tokyo.

In the same year, Emperor Akihito succeeded to the throne and Michiko became the queen.

On June 16, 2000, the empress dowager died, and the old nobles in the palace lost their last support. Emperor Akihito ordered the replacement of all his entourage.

Michiko finally succeeded, but because of her status as queen, she still didn't have much freedom.

Michiko said frankly: "I have no love with Emperor Akihito, just a part."

Michiko may have regretted it. Why is he so strong on the tennis court that he fell in love with Crown Prince Akihito at first sight and ruined his life dream!