Now there are only 17 members of the Japanese royal family, and there is only one single child within three generations. Also as a constitutional monarchy country, the British royal family has much more members than Japan, and there are quite a lot of people with the right to inherit the throne. Japan currently has only 3 heirs, and the population is obviously withered. Why is it so difficult for the Japanese royal family to have a son?
The Japanese royal family is known as the "Eternal One Series". The current Emperor Naruhito is the 126th generation emperor of Japan. The biggest difficulty facing is that he has no son. The Japanese royal family only allows men to inherit the throne, which means that after abdicating, 62-year-old Naruhito can only pass the throne to his younger brother Prince Fumien, and Fumien has only one Yuhito who is only 16 years old. In other words, Japan's imperial system that has been passed down for more than two thousand years can only hope for Yuhito 16 years old.
Japanese royal family
Now there are only 17 members left in this thousand-year royal family, and most of them are female members. The highest generation is Concubine Yuri, who is the wife of Prince Chongren, and she is Naruto's uncle. There are 6 people in the next generation, Yuriko's two daughters-in-law Nobuko and Hiroko, Prince Masahito and Huazi, Akihito Ultimate and Michiko Ultimate. There are 7 people in the next generation, including Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako , Prince Moonhito and Concubine Kiko, Queen Seiko, Queen Yaoko and Binko . There are three people in the last generation, Naruhito's daughter beloved son Prince Naruhito , Prince Fumien's Kazi and Prince Yuihito.
It can be seen that the number of princesses in the Japanese royal family is higher than that of the princes, and the number of people is worse than that of the previous generation. At present, only Yuren is the only one who has left the last generation. The royal family has withered, especially the number of men is rare, and there is a crisis of extinction. Why is there only 17 people in the Japanese royal family now?
The Japanese royal family has obviously lost their favor. There is only one man in the next generation, Yuhito. Why does a royal family that has been passed down for thousands of years have such a situation?
In fact, the Japanese royal family is obviously very different from the European royal family. Compared with that, the Japanese royal family still sticks to traditional ideas. Only men can inherit the throne. Moreover, once the royal princess get married, they will be completely separated from the royal family and are no longer regarded as members of the royal family. Now, five women in the royal family, including Prince Nei, Princess Kako, Queen Chengzi, Queen Yao and Queen Binzi, will completely lose their royal status when they get married.
Japanese royal
2021 Prince Fujin's daughter Princess Mako marries Kei Komuro , and loses his royal status and can no longer enjoy the treatment of the royal family. He can only follow her husband to support himself in the United States. However, under normal circumstances, the Japanese royal family will give the married princess a "breakup fee". It is said that Princess Mako can get a dowry of 150 million yen, which is approximately RMB 7.5 million. However, Mako gave up the 150 million yuan dowry. Now Mako's name is gone in the royal family. She has lost the royal title and has completely become a civilian.
Japan prohibits women from inheriting the throne and princesses from marrying and losing their royal titles. In fact, it is Japan's practice to ensure the pure royal bloodline. The Japanese royal family is known as the "All-Eternal Line" and has become a symbol of Japan, especially the royal bloodline is not allowed to be a little ambiguous. In the past, Japanese royal men were only allowed to marry women from Chinese , and even incest occurred for a period of time. Empress Michiko, the emperor of the Akihito, was the first civilian to marry into the royal family. It can be seen that the conservative forces in Japan are still very strong. To this day, there are only 17 members left in the Japanese royal family. Why are there so few Japanese royal men?
Emperor Akihito has two sons. In Naruto's generation, there was only Yuen, a male. The bloodline of the Japanese royal family is getting thinner and thinner. Why are there so few males?
There is a rumor on the Internet that the United States asked members of the Japanese royal family to take some special drugs in order to make the Japanese royal family "death" so that they can become infertile or have only girls. However, this statement is obviously not valid. There are still five men in Akihito's generation, the Japanese royal family, but they died young, and now only Akihito and Masatohito are left.
However, there is a fact that it is not denied that it is very difficult for the Japanese royal family to have a boy. In order to give birth to a son, the royal family even forced Queen Masako to depression. Yuhito, 16 years old, was also the one who gave birth to Kiko at the age of 40. It ended the 40-year history of the Japanese royal family without a male child. If nothing unexpected happens, the next male child in the Japanese royal family will be Yuhito's son. How many years will it take to wait? It's hard to say at the moment.
Prince Furen's family
The reason why the Japanese royal family withered males is inseparable from the previous marriage of close relatives. In order to ensure the purity of bloodline, the Japanese royal family has had some problems with their relatives over thousands of years of history, which has caused some problems with their descendants. Over time, various disadvantages will occur. Several emperors in the late Qing Dynasty also had no descendants, which is largely the reason. Careful people will find that there are common problems with Japanese royal men, which is the consequence of marriage of close relatives.
Real and historical reasons have led to the withering of Japanese royal males. Now the Japanese have placed the future of the royal family on the 16-year-old Yuren. As long as Japan does not modify the current regulations, even if the throne is still passed on now, the legend of "every generation" will end in one day.
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