The rise of the Yamaguchi group
Sandaime Yamaguchi Kazuo
Speaking of the development of the Yamaguchi group, one name that has to be mentioned is the third generation of the Yamaguchi group. (The third generation carries the handle) Kazuo Tianoka. The total number of the Yamaguchi group at the time of Tiangang's name was only 33 people, which was just a small group at the mercy of others. But by 1965, Tian Gang developed it into a huge organization with 424 groups and a total of 9,450 people.
Yamaguchi Group is a criminal organization headquartered in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. It is the largest criminal organization designated by the police station in Japan. In 1981, with the death of Kazuo Taoka, the third-generation leader of the Yamaguchi Formation, the struggle for the throne within the Yamaguchi Formation kicked off.
四代目 Takenaka Masahiro
In the absence of a group of dragons, there are 2 popular backbone figures in the Yamaguchi group. One was Hiroshi Yamamoto, who was the acting team leader at the time, and the other was Masahisa Takenaka, a leader of the younger generation. With these two as the center, the Yamaguchi group formed the Yamamoto Sect and the Takenaka Sect.
Hihiro Yamamoto, chairman of the Ichiwa Association
Masahisa Takenaka, as one of the few martial arts in the Yamaguchi group, was influenced by the leader of the Yamaguchi group (Yamaguchi) A small group in the group) Kenichi Yamamoto (with the same surname as Yamamoto Hiroshi, no other relationship) great trust. At the same time, the sister-in-law (wife of the third generation of Tianoka) Tianoka Fumiko also strongly supported Takenaka Masahisa. With her strong will, Takenaka won the battle for the throne and successfully replaced the then acting team leader Hiroshi Yamamoto in 1984. The fourth-generation Yamaguchi team leader. At the same time, the leader of the direct group supporting the Yamamoto Hiroshi faction expressed strong opposition to Masahisa Takenaka's appointment as the fourth generation of Yamaguchi, and the representative of Yamaguchi was removed from the group office the next day. After that, Hiroshi Yamamoto formed the [One Peace Club], and completely broke with the Yamaguchi Formation and parted ways.
Representative Wenshan Ling from the Yamaguchi Group
At the beginning of the split, the remaining members of the Yamaguchi Group were 4,700, while the First Peace Conference had 6,000. In power Yihe will have certain advantages. But Jiang is old and spicy after all. The Yamaguchi group has done a perfect disintegration of the First Peace Conference, and the main members of the First Peace Conference disbanded or fell to the Yamaguchi team. In order to save face, the First Peace Conference plans to assassinate Takenaka. By monitoring Takenaka, renting a house in an apartment building frequented by Takenaka, etc., made careful preparations for the assassination.
One and meeting killer Ishikawa
In front of the elevator at the entrance of the apartment in Suita City, Osaka, Mr. Takenaka and Mr. Yamaguchi No. Team leader Zhongshan and Team Nan in 2 were hit by the Yihehui killer Yuo Ishikawa and others. Zhongshan and Nan died on the spot, and Takenaka was dying. After being in a coma for one night, Takenaka was also pronounced dead the next day. The Yamaguchi team lost the No. 1 and No. 2 figures in a short time.
Takenaka was assassinated in the apartment
Because the leader and second-in-command were killed at the same time, the Yamaguchi group immediately began frantic revenge. The Minister of the Yamaguchi Group declared that "Resolutely implement the Yamaguchi Group's policy, trust and reward must be punished." Kidnapped Kiyosumi Yoshida, the backbone of the Goto group for the first peace meeting, and tortured him severely, and asked the residence of Eiji Goto, the backbone of the Yamahiro group who commanded the killing of Masahisa Takenaka. Goto succumbed to the Yamaguchi group's threats, disbanded the group, and sent a letter of apology, requesting that the Yamaguchi group release the hostage Yoshida in exchange for surrendering to the police. The Yamaguchi team also agreed. But their retaliation did not stop there. Members of the First Peace Conference were still being attacked continuously, with heavy casualties. Hiroshi Yamamoto was afraid of reprisals, and even concealed his whereabouts from the members of the First Peace Conference.
This struggle broke out in Japan’s largest underworld organizationInfighting is not only a triad, but also has a wide-ranging impact in the general society. The resistance spread rapidly across the country, with gun battles occurring one after another and incidents of civilian houses being hit by missiles. All Japanese people are living in the shadow of this struggle. According to statistics, a total of 25 members of the violent gang died in this struggle, and 70 people including ordinary citizens and police were injured.
The end of the struggle
In the late stage of the struggle, the Yamaguchi group had an overwhelming advantage, which made the atmosphere of the end battle in the First Peace Conference rise. At the same time, the Inagawa Association and the Aizu Kotetsu Association also came forward to ask the Yamaguchi group officials about the settlement on behalf of the Ichiwa Association. Finally, thanks to the efforts of various other organizations, Hiroshi Yamamoto, who was in a panic, visited the main house of Yamaguchi Gumi, and announced his retirement and the disbandment of Ichiwa Association, and apologized for killing Takenaka Masahisa. Hiroshi Yamamoto puts his hands together in the altar of Masahisa Takenaka and the altar of Kazuo Taoka. The Sanichi protest ended here.
Yamamoto Hiroshi visits Yamaguchi group main house
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