In an earlier article, "what difference does it make between japan's ancient imperial minister, the regent, and the grand general? " , i mentioned that the imperial minister was the highest position in the legal system established by the emperor of japan. As the emperor and the court were gradually replaced by the house of the samurai, the post of minister of the crown was gradually reduced to a title of honour with no name whatsoever. However, despite the nominal emptiness of the post, being a proper minister of the crown remains the nominal top of the japanese official system. As the position of minister of the crown is highly authoritative, it is usually in the hands of the royal family or the secretary of state. Before mingji xinjiang, only six members of the samurai class had served as ministers of the crown (ping shing, manchuan, toyoyoshi, tokugawa, tokugawa and tokugawa). And the first time in japan's history, the shogun general was the prime minister. Then the ghost will share some personal thoughts and tell stories。
As the first samurai in japan's history to rule the country in real and substantive terms, he was also the first to serve as a minister of the crown. He skilfully used the power of the samurai class to bring the ping family to life, almost the second largest family after fujihara. However, he did not intend to overthrow the court, but rather to further consolidate his power by combining his family with the court system. It would not be too surprising for him to be a crown minister. However, it was the arrangements he had made during the period of the prime minister that had also set the stage for the eventual demise of the family。
In contrast to the approach of peace and prosperity, the source for the establishment of the kamakaku shogun was deeply aware of the lessons of previous generations at the beginning of the succession. He has always remained at a reasonable distance from the court, leaving him in the highest position ever held by a two-tier court. After the death of the dynasty, the name of the gendarmeritas of the kamakura shogun was lost, and the north koreans who held real power, despite their high status, were never enough in name. As a result, no samurai leader was able to take the throne of the crown minister throughout the time of kamakura。
After the death of the shogun, japan entered a situation of relative chaos, historically known as the north-south era. At this time, the regime in japan is divided between the north and the south, which are supported by the emperor, and each struggles for orthodox status. In the absence of a unified political landscape, neither of the two generals in this period — dalai zheng and dalai — has had the opportunity to become ministers of the crown。
However, the situation changed in nine years (1392). The third generation of general kaliman of the shogun capital has succeeded in forcing the south to surrender, leading the north to complete the reunification of japan. His personal influence has peaked and he has become the most powerful warrior leader since the birth of his country. Hundreds of years of historical development have made the samurai class at this time almost no longer at risk of leaving the court。
In 1394, dalit gave his son the position of the general to his son. But the cession of the full will does not mean that he relinquishes power and, in fact, he remains firmly in control of the highest power in the capital city. As a result, dalit began to seek a new title to make his position more clear as the supreme ruler of the country. The right minister of the crown is undoubtedly the best option。
It was in that year that the queen of xiaomei was appointed prime minister of the crown, who became the first shogun general in japan's history. Since then, tagawa kukang and tokugawa suzhong have resigned, following the example of toshikawa, and became ministers of the crown. Of all the shogun generals, the dechuan family was the first general to serve as the minister of the crown。
