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Yukkuri Reimu and...
Yukkuri Marisa.
Reimu, it would be fun if you could predict the future, right?
What are you saying all of a sudden?
Predicting the future?
It would be fun if I could, but isn't it scary?
What's scary about it?
What if a meteorite falls tomorrow?
Or what if your lover tells you that she doesn't like you?
Even if you can predict that, it's not just despair.
That's just like your mother, Reimu.
That's annoying.
So?
What's wrong with predicting the future?
There are people in the world who predict the events of the future,
but there are also people in Japan who predict the future.
What?
Is that so?
Who?
Someone you can meet?
I want you to predict my future, too.
That's Shoutoku Taishi.
Shoutoku Taishi?
From the Asuka era.
Shoutoku Taishi left a prophecy,
and the content of it is, well, it's amazing.
How is it amazing?
Okay, so this time I'm going to explain Shoutoku Taishi's prophecy.
I'm looking forward to it.
Well then, take your time.
About Shoutoku Taishi,
First of all, I'm going to briefly introduce Shoutoku Taishi for those who don't know what Shoutoku Taishi did.
Don't worry, everyone.
I only know a lot of people's stories at the same time.
Shoutoku Taishi is a politician from the Asuka era.
And he's the second prince of Emperor Youmei.
Shoutoku Taishi is a descendant of the famous Suiko Emperor Itari.
That's why Shoutoku Taishi is the shrine maiden of Umayado,
the prince of Umayado,
or the king of Umayado.
What?
I thought the name Shoutoku Taishi was a full name.
I thought it was Taishi-kun.
Actually, while Shoutoku Taishi was alive, he wasn't called Shoutoku Taishi.
The name Shoutoku Taishi came from the fact that Shoutoku Taishi passed away more than 100 years later.
He's amazing, isn't he?
That's the name given to him by the medical profession.
In other words, it's a loss.
Shoutoku Taishi's real name is not known because there aren't many documents from the same era.
Seizen is a prince of Umayado, or a shrine maiden of Umayado, as I said earlier.
It is thought to be one of the kings of Umayado.
There are many other names, and I don't know his real name.
Well, Shoutoku Taishi is known for his general name, so in this video, I'll call him Shoutoku Taishi.
Wait, why Umayado?
Was this name popular around this time?
Well, there's a novel about this, too, but Shoutoku Taishi was born in front of Umaya,
so he was called the prince of Umayado.
Well, if he was born in front of Umayado, would he have been called the prince of Benjo?
My idea is less than an elementary school student.
I'm sorry.
By the way, Shoutoku Taishi's birth is said to be similar to that of Christ,
and it seems that many people feel a dissonance between Christ and Shoutoku Taishi.
This is a little interesting, too.
Well, Shoutoku Taishi, who was born like this, seems to have been very smart and knowledgeable since childhood.
At the age of 20, his aunt, Suiko, passed away, and Shoutoku Taishi became a monk.
What's a monk?
It's a role that assists the emperor and judges all the important things in politics.
I think it's like the prime minister I'm talking about now.
You got a great role at the age of 20.
It's not possible now.
And when I'm over 30, I'm going to become the 12th Kani.
I know the 12th Kani.
The color of the Kani changes depending on ability and greatness, right?
That's right. It's a system that gives 12 levels of value depending on individual talent and ability.
But isn't it natural that the value is determined by ability and promoted when you are active?
Well, in modern times, it's natural, but at that time, this system was revolutionary.
What's revolutionary?
The fact that the Kani were colored?
Reimu, the Asuka era is already human.
There's no way it's going to be like, wow, that's amazing.
What's revolutionary is that this system itself is amazing.
Until the establishment of the 12th Kani, Japan was in possession of power by giving food and land to each powerful clan known as the Kouzoku, and the child took possession of the land.
In other words, if the father was an official, the child was also an official.
No matter how dangerous the child was, he was in possession of power.
On the contrary, even if he was excellent and did a lot of work, he couldn't get a job better than his father.
It's not a birth gacha to take possession of both good and bad.
Yeah, that's why it's getting more and more corrupt, and the conflict between the clans is getting more and more intense.
If he disappears, I'll be even more powerful.
That's what everyone thought.
Meanwhile, Emperor Shotoku learned that the Koukuri and Kudara of the neighboring country were carrying out the Kani system.
And the 12th Kani was established in Japan, and the Seishu was abolished.
According to ability and talent, you can be given a position.
As a result, promotion was also possible, and everyone did their best at work, and the official who was wielding power with the seven lights of his parents was...
What? He's a great father, but he's a piece of crap, and he's laughing at me.
I don't know if it's because of the color of his liver.
However, if that happens, all officials will need to be prepared.
If you have the ability, you'll be able to promote yourself.
Even if you do the same as your parents, it doesn't matter, and as time goes by, people who are not from the official family will come out.
Therefore, the 17th Kenpo was established in the next year of the 12th Kani.
Well, this is also different from the Kenpo that everyone knows, and it's like a moral rule that officials should follow.
For example, the first line is to respect the other party and get along with everyone.
Or, the second line is to value Buddhism.
The third line says that the emperor's order is absolute.
These are just very roughly explained, so please look into the details.
And in 607, three years later, everyone will send their beloved sister to Kenzuishi to import Chinese continent culture.
Is Imoko a man by name? Really?
It's a path that everyone goes through.
Thanks to Kenzuishi, Chinese culture, which had been learned through the Korean Peninsula until now, began to enter Japan directly.
Emperor Shōtoku also held religious conferences, and now he built temples, pharmacies, hospitals, hospitals, and old people's residences and dormitories in Osaka's Shiten-no-uji.
And because Emperor Shōtoku promoted the spread of Buddhism,
there were baths and bathrooms in the temples, and bathrooms were opened for poor people and sick people,
and the desire to provide baths began to flourish.
Is it like the battle we're in now?
The baths of this time are also different from the act of soaking in hot water of the present era, but that's about it.
In other words, thanks to Emperor Shōtoku, the culture of bathing, which is an act of washing away dirt, spread.
I think the people of the temples were grateful for the baths.
It's no exaggeration to say that it's outside the baths of the common people.
In this way, Emperor Shōtoku left many traces and made a system of politics in Japan.
You're an amazing person.
You can hear the stories of 20 people at a time on the street.
In addition to Emperor Shōtoku's stories, there is a legend called the Yama-kijin of Kataoka.
One day, Emperor Shōtoku gave food and clothes to a person who was starving on the street.
You're kind.
The person who ate this was soon to be buried, but a few days later, the dead body that should have been buried there was gone, and only the beautifully folded clothes remained.
That's the story.
I'm a little curious why you dug it up, but you're a merciful person, Emperor Shōtoku.
There are many other interesting stories, but I want to get to the main topic of today as soon as possible, so I'll skip it.
Emperor Shōtoku became ill at the age of 49 and closed the curtains of his life, but
In the early days of Japan, it was written that the Shinka and the people were all sad from old age to old age, and that they had lost their light.
It is said that there was a considerable number of people.
After his death, Emperor Shōtoku was loved by many people and became a divine being.
Even after his death, Emperor Shōtoku was still a great person.
Emperor Shōtoku rode on Osatsu seven times, and he was the number one person to appear on Osatsu.
I think there are many people who don't know, but Emperor Shōtoku was in front of Fukuzawa Yukichi, who was 10,000 yen.
In the world, the country's Osatsu has a promise to use foreign men after the World War.
Because foreign men before the World War and foreign men after the World War have different values,
It is because there is a possibility that foreign men before the World War have the idea of agreeing on war.
Oh, I see.
In other words, there is an idea that foreign men after the World War are no good at war, but
Is it okay for foreign men before the World War to go to war?
It's because it's like winning.
Well, something like that.
However, even though Emperor Shōtoku is a foreign man before the World War, he is proud to be a member of Osatsu.
Why?
It was in the constitution established by Emperor Shōtoku.
The constitution is certainly...
It's like, respect the other person and get along with everyone.
That's it, Reimu.
Well, I said it briefly earlier, but it's correct.
It's like, respect the other person and get along with everyone.
What?
In other words, respect the other person and get along with everyone.
There are few personalities in this world.
That's why people get along with each other.
But if you talk to each other and cooperate without fighting there,
It's like, the road will be opened.
Well, Emperor Shōtoku, who brought this to the constitution,
As the best of good people that Japanese people are proud of,
The Japanese push through, and the world...
Oh, that's right.
I love peace.
I forgive you.
Only Emperor Shōtoku said yes.
That's amazing, Emperor Shōtoku.
Overwhelming popularity.
By the way, Emperor Shōtoku's height is said to be 175 cm or 178 cm.
He was taller.
Everyone who is the same height as Emperor Shōtoku,
Please call yourself Emperor Shōtoku size from today.
I'll be looked at with strange eyes.
Well then, let's go to the main subject where everyone knows what kind of person Emperor Shōtoku is.
The future of Emperor Shōtoku's prophecy.
Well, Emperor Shōtoku, who continues to convey many legends at the same time as brilliant miracles,
One of them is...
In Kandai 22 in the early days of Japan,
It is said to know the future and have the power to predict the future.
The contents that Emperor Shōtoku predicted are summarized in the prophecy of the future and the future.
First, I will explain from the future.
The future is one of the famous classical Japanese literature works published in 1370.
There are various researches, including the Pacific, on the books of each era.
Is it somewhere now?
No, it's not that the real thing is somewhere.
There are several records that seem to have existed in the past.
First of all, the poet who played an active role in the early days of Kamakura from the end of the Heian period,
Sadaie Fujiwara.
He is a great person who once wrote the Shinkokin Wakashū based on Gotoba Jōkō.
It is his diary, Meigetsuki.
In this diary, Emperor Shōtoku's future was engraved on the stone box of his brain.
It is said that the date of 1227 is left.
In the future written here,
It is prophecied that there will be a great chaos in 1221.
It is said that the people of the past were surprised that the events of 6 years ago were confirmed.
The next time the future stone appeared was that famous Heike Monogatari.
Is it also written in Heike Monogatari?
Oh, in Heike Monogatari, Emperor Shōtoku wrote about the event of the death of a soldier twice.
It is written about such content.
In the Kamakura era, it seems that everyone believed in the existence of Emperor Shōtoku's future stone.
In the late Kamakura period,
The future stone appears in Tsukuden, a book with a diary of Yoshida Takanaga.
Here, it is written that there are not only future stones, but also those that have been dug.
It seems that there are multiple future stones.
And in Taiheiki, there is a concrete record that Kusunoki Masashige saw the future stone.
There is the 96th Emperor's Imperial Guard, the entrance to Okinoshima.
And it was predicted that Kamakura Bakufu would be defeated, Ashikaga Takauji would be betrayed, and the emperor would be overthrown.
Speaking of the 96th Emperor, it is the 5th Emperor.
Certainly, the 5th Emperor is determined to defeat Kamakura Bakufu by Kudetā.
Ashikaga Takauji has also betrayed him, and he has been sent to Okinoshima as a traitor.
In other words, it is well-suited.
Oh, that's right.
The future stone is written in various books other than Meigetsuki, Tsukuden, Heike Monogatari, and Taiheiki.
The existence of the future stone is studied.
Maybe there is a future stone that has not yet been found.
By the way, it seems that the future stone was carefully stored in the treasure chest of Shitennoji in the past.
In the early Edo period, Tokugawa Iemitsu, who had absolute power, took out the future stone and bought it.
Tokugawa Iemitsu, famous for the Sankin exchange.
Oh, it's Tokugawa Iemitsu, who implemented a number of policies that would be the foundation of Edo Bakufu.
So, to go back to the story, the real thing of the future stone that is said to be in Shitennoji has not yet been found, but
the copy of the future stone that Tokugawa Iemitsu copied, Shōtoku Taishi Nihonkoku Miraiki, is stored in the National Library of Tokyo.
Hey, there is no real thing, but there is a copy.
Oh, but it's a copy.
It's different from the current copy.
Maybe it can be added or rewritten.
That's right.
That's why the existence of the future stone is still in the darkness.
If you dig around the grave of Shōtoku Taishi and under Shitennoji, you may find the future stone and its fragments.
I can't do it because I'll be caught if I do it.
I can't do it because it's definitely going to be a big deal, but I have a dream.
Shōtoku Taishi's Prophecy Mizen Hongi
It's about the famous Mizen Hongi, another prophecy book of Shōtoku Taishi.
The more I say that this is the main subject, the more dangerous the contents of this prophecy book are.
The Mizen Hongi is originally the 69th volume of the book called Sendai Kuji Hongi Taiseikyō.
Sendai Kuji Hongi Taiseikyō? The 69th volume?
Sendai Kuji Hongi Taiseikyō. It's been called Taiseikyō for a long time.
Taiseikyō is a strong point that can be said to have been converted by Shōtoku Taishi.
There are a total of 72 volumes, 38 volumes in the west and 34 volumes in the north.
It contains the history, history, medicine, martial arts, war, and prophecy of Shōtoku Taishi, etc.
The 69th volume is the prophecy of Shōtoku Taishi.
Mizen Hongi is different from Miraiki, and it is summarized as a book.
Mizen Hongi started in 1675 to 1679.
However, the Edo Shogunate banned Taiseikyō as a fake to prevent confusion among the people.
However, the contents of the book are highly evaluated, and the book has been passed down to this day.
As proof of this, Tokugawa Yoshimune, who served as the general general of the Edo Shogunate from 1716 to 1745,
copied this Mizen Hongi and added commentary to it.
Tokugawa Yoshimune believed in the prophecy of Shōtoku Taishi.
Oh, but it's not because Tokugawa Yoshimune is a weird guy who likes occult.
Tokugawa Yoshimune was an excellent general who promoted the development of shrines to properly revive the economy and increase income.
He was also an excellent general who set a good example for the public to raise dissatisfaction and reflect it on policy.
Now that a person who is properly in charge of the country has copied the prophecy of Shōtoku Taishi,
it's finally starting to get credible.
Right?
Tokugawa Yoshimune must have thought,
Isn't this content crazy?
Well, the propensity of prophecy is another dimension.
Then I will explain the content immediately.
First of all, I will make it easy to understand a part of the prophecy of Shōtoku Taishi.
Within 200 years after my death, one of the Seikō will make a capital here.
Even if it was once a grand capital and was invaded 50 times,
it flourished beyond that and flourished as a capital for 1,000 years.
However, if the time of 1,000 years is full, the capital will be transferred to the east because of the black dragon.
Huh?
Sorry, I didn't understand.
If you like history, I think it somehow came to you now, but I'll go one by one.
First of all, within 200 years after my death, one of the Seikō will make a capital here.
However, this is a prophecy of the Heiankyō that can be done later.
And this Heiankyō was determined by Emperor Kanmu in 794.
Shōtoku Taishi's death anniversary is 622 years,
so it is also appropriate to say that it is less than 200 years.
After that, for a long time, the capital of Japan was Kyoto, where the Heiankyō is located.
Kyoto is a capital, but it is often called a battlefield.
In other words, the next part,
that is, even if you become an ancient capital and bathe ten times,
you will flourish beyond that and flourish as a capital for 1,000 years.
Oh, that's right.
But what's next?
What's next is scary, Reimu.
However, if the time of 1,000 years is full, the capital will be transferred to the east because of the black dragon.
This is about 1,000 years later, but the black dragon is said to be a black ship.
In other words, Shōtoku Taishi predicted the arrival of a black ship.
It's a black ship. Oh, that's it.
I'll explain it for those who don't have a hint of the arrival of a black ship like Reimu.
What is the arrival of a black ship?
It is an incident in 1853 when four battleships led by Perry of America suddenly arrived in Urawa.
At that time, Japan, which was divided, was in a panic when a large black battleship, which the people had never seen, approached.
I was so scared.
What did Perry come to do?
Perry intended to hand it over to the new general from the President of the United States.
In this era, the number of ships sailing the Pacific Ocean for China's trade and fisheries has increased, and the demand for food and fuel to be replenished in the port of Japan has increased.
And the next year, 1854, Perry arrived again.
Japan accepted the request of America and opened the port.
This ended the long-standing division of Japan.
By the way, from the arrival of a black ship, it will become an era known as the end of the Edo period.
Returning to the story, it is predicted that a black ship will arrive and then the capital will be transferred to the east.
Certainly, for the sake of the Meiji Restoration, the people will be transferred to the east and become Tokyo, right?
Wow.
It's not wrong, and there are so many predictions.
I see.
Aren't you afraid that the Emperor Shōtoku of the Asuka period will find out about the next era?
It's too scary.
But Emperor Shōtoku's prophecy is up to the Edo period, right?
No matter how much Emperor Shōtoku, the prophecy up to our time is...
It's been done, Reimu.
What?
There is a continuation to the prophecy.
Then, when 200 years have passed, Kuhanda will come this time, and the eastern capital will be divided into the world of parents and seven children.
Ku...
What is Kuhanda?
Kuhanda is an evil spirit that appears at the end of the period in Buddhist terms.
If you say that, you will not understand more and more, but it is said that it is a so-called black, evil being and injures both the body and the mind.
It's not scary, Kuhanda.
I was completely licking it because it's a cute name.
Well, Emperor Shōtoku must have thought out the word Kuhanda so that it would be transmitted to Kōsei.
I think it would be nice if you thought it was black and dangerous.
Back to the prophecy, when 200 years have passed, Kuhanda will come this time, but this refers to around 200 years after the arrival of the black ship.
After the arrival of the black ship, in 1853, that is, Emperor Shōtoku said that Kuhanda would come around 2053.
That's about 30 years from now.
30 years later, it's a long way off, but it's close to the future.
I'm worried about the identity of Kuhanda, but people say that the identity of Kuhanda is the arrival of meteorites, nuclear attacks, the eruption of Mt. Fuji, which is Japan's largest mountain, and atmospheric pollution caused by nuclear accidents.
And if any of these happen, humans will fall into a state of destruction and be divided into eight main functions.
Japan has experienced nuclear attacks and nuclear explosions, but what about other damage?
First of all, about the meteorites, since the 2000s, the fall of the meteorites has been confirmed.
In February 2013, around Chelyabinsk in Russia, a meteorite fell at a speed of 30 km per second.
The casualties at that time were as high as 1,200 people, and about 3 billion were damaged.
If this falls in Tokyo, it will be severely damaged by Tokyo's population density.
The city will be destroyed.
It's scary just to think about it.
Next is the eruption of Mt. Fuji, but even if Mt. Fuji erupts, Tokyo will stop functioning.
If Mt. Fuji erupts, not only the surrounding area, but also a large number of people will be affected.
It's the same in the capital.
Because if a volcano erupts, volcanic ash will fly.
If Mt. Fuji erupts, 2 to 10 cm of volcanic ash will be piled up in the capital.
If that happens, the roads will be blocked, airports will be closed, and trains will stop and the capital will be paralyzed.
In fact, when a volcano erupted in Iceland in 2010, airplanes stopped for four days.
If Mt. Fuji erupts, the traffic in the capital will be difficult to move.
Moreover, wet volcanic ash is the cause of power outages when attached to power lines, etc.
Road blockage, power outage at the stop of traffic.
If this continues, the capital will be in a state of chaos.
It will also affect the human body.
Is volcanic ash so scary?
Oh, volcanic ash contains glass.
If you suck it in, it will damage the nose, mouth, and throat mucous membranes.
If you get in your eyes, your cornea will be damaged.
That's what attacks all the people who live in the capital.
It is said that the damage cost of the capital is about 2.5 trillion yen when Mt. Fuji erupts.
Experts are watching Mt. Fuji, which is not known when it will erupt, nervously.
It is said that the explosion of nuclear power plants in the past was the worst accident in the world,
but if a nuclear power plant in the Kanto area is about to explode again, it will be dangerous due to atmospheric pollution and radioactive materials.
Japan is an earthquake-prone country, there are many volcanoes, there are nuclear power plants, and there are many dangers.
Oh, but don't decide that this is the disaster in Japan.
It's important to prepare for any disaster at any time.
That's right, there was a terrible typhoon a few years ago.
You have to prepare for anything.
The prophecy hidden in the tower of Mt. Fuji.
I introduced the future Mizen Hongi, but it is said that Emperor Shōtoku made other prophecies.
You left a prophecy everywhere.
Moreover, while doing a job called Sesshō.
I will explain the last part of the prophecy that Emperor Shōtoku left.
According to one theory, there is a hint of a prophecy at the time of Emperor Shōtoku's marriage.
Emperor Shōtoku is said to have merged with Hōryūji as a symbol of the earth, but there is a famous tower of Mt. Fuji in Hōryūji.
There is a little strange story about the tower of Mt. Fuji.
In the world's oldest wooden building, there is a theory that the tower of Mt. Fuji is said to have foretold the good fortune of mankind from the time of Shaka to 2500.
What? Does that mean this is also a prophecy?
Oh, that's right.
Inside the tower of Mt. Fuji, there was a picture depicting the world after the death of Shaka, 500 years later.
Well, there is also a story that it was painted over by the power of time, but the misunderstanding is worrisome.
The misunderstanding part is that the prophecy of 2500 after the death of Shaka is that war and conflict will be rampant.
There is a novel about 2500 after the death of Shaka, but according to the calculations of Western scholars,
2000, 2013, or 2016, 2017,
In other words, the prophecy that conflict will be rampant has already started now.
Wait a minute, does that mean that conflict will be rampant, that is, that war will begin?
Oh, that's what it is.
I don't want to say this, and I don't want to think about it, but
maybe the footsteps of the third world war are already approaching that point.
Certainly, a lot of things are happening in the world recently.
I'm getting a little scared.
According to the prophecy that conflict will begin in 2017, it will appear around 2052.
I'm worried about what will happen to Japan.
The countdown to the prophecy may have already begun.
I can only sleep at night because I'm scared.
I'm glad you're healthy.
Now that I've learned about Reimu's sleepwalking life, I'll end it here today.
I was a little scared, but it was interesting.
Ambassador Shotoku.
As expected, there are only superhuman people.
There are theories that Ambassador Shotoku is too mysterious to exist,
but in this video, I would like to push the theory that Ambassador Shotoku is a bad guy.
The bad guy has five soldiers, so stop it.
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