甘露の変　中華皇帝の敗北

In the Chinese history, there were two times when it was called the Kanronohen. Does that mean there were two times when the same name was used? The first time was in the era of Gi, one of the Three Kingdoms, and the second time was in the Toh era. It's unusual for the same name to occur twice. This time, there are 8 such Kanronohen. The one who caused the first Kanronohen was Shibasho, the son of Shibai. I think it was the son of Shibai. The Gi that the son of Cao Cao, Cao He, destroyed and built was in a critical situation for the third generation. The third generation is too early. Cao He, the second emperor of Gi, died in 239. And Cao Hao became the emperor of Gi again, but this person is not Cao He's son. So whose son is it? No one knows their history. It is written in the Three Kingdoms of the Holy History. They? There were no children in Cao He, but he had a son and a son-in-law. But these two are the secrets of the Nine Heavens, and no one knows their history. It seems that it was written in this book called Tengishishunju that it was the son of Cao Cao. And this Cao Cao was the son of Cao Cao and the son of Cao Cao, and he was in the position of the King of Ninja. It's Cao Cao's descendant. Cao He, the second emperor of Gi, appointed Cao Cao as his son-in-law. You are the son of Cao Cao. I met you, so I have nothing to regret. Cao He, the second emperor of Gi, took Cao Cao's hand and said, Cao Cao shed tears when he heard that. Tears in Cao Cao's eyes. This is how Cao Hao became the emperor, but Cao Cao and Cao He, who became the second emperor, had a very bad relationship. Cao Cao strengthened the first emperor, and Shibai, who felt the danger of his life, pretended to have a meal at home, such as spilling rice from his mouth. Cao Cao is the son of Cao Xin. Cao Cao, who was trying to find out what was going on with Shibai to the patient, was completely careless, but Shibai took advantage of it. In 249, there was a change in the number of soldiers, and Shibai killed Cao Cao and his group. In this way, Shibai grabbed the sword of Gi. You didn't fight that Koumei for nothing. Shibai died in 251, and Shibashi, the eldest son, carried out the experiment. In the middle of Gi, there were many who rebelled against the Shibai clan, and the Shibai clan's plundering plan was launched around Choshu and Kakougen, which were the fathers of Cao Cao. Cao Cao was originally from the Kakou clan. But in the end, this plan also failed. Kakougen and Choshu were executed, and all three clans were killed. Do something terrible? After this incident, Shibashi abandoned Cao Cao, who was the daughter of Cao Cao, and finally monopolized the area of ​​Cao Cao, the emperor. The power of Shibashi was already far superior to that of the emperor. And Shibashi actually occupied Cao Cao. And Cao Cao became the emperor again. There were many who rebelled against the Shibai clan, and in 255, Kankyuken and Bunkin rebelled against Shibashi. It's the so-called Kankyuken Rebellion. Although this rebellion was closed due to the activities of Togaira, Shibashi died immediately after this. Shibashi's younger brother, Shibashou, carried out his older brother's experiment. Cao Cao tried to cut off the Shibai clan's force as soon as possible, but it didn't work. What did Cao Cao do? On the other hand, he led the army to a person named Fuka, who put an end to Shibashou's rebellion, and issued an order to return. That's why you're trying to get rid of Shibashou. Cao Cao wanted to get the experiment back in the hands of the Shibai clan. When Shibashi died, he probably thought it was the opportunity. But Fuka didn't move. On the contrary, he sided with Shibashou. Cao Cao must have felt desperate. In 257, Shokatsu-tan rebelled against the Shibai clan. It's a battle between the Shokatsu family and the Shibai clan. The winner of the battle was Shibashou of the Shibai clan. This seems to have ended the rebellion against the Shibai clan in Tegi, but there were still those who opposed the Shibai clan's conquest. And it is the one that caused the Kanronohen, which is today's topic. What the hell is that thing? It's Cao Cao, the emperor. Cao Cao was the son of Cao Lin, the grandson of Cao Pi. You know the order. Cao Cao has liked learning since he was a child, and he was already a person. That's why he wasn't a person who was satisfied with the position of the emperor. I wonder what kind of conclusion that will bring to Cao Cao's life. In 256, the Kanronohen began to be restored. And the Kanronohen happened during this Kanronen period. The first Kanronohen originates from the name of the word. Cao Cao gathered his friends to avoid Shibashou. As a result, Wang Qin, Wang Kei, and Wang Gyora succeeded in becoming allies. Relatives? The sexes are the same, but it doesn't seem to be related to each other. For example, Wang Qin's father was a person named Wang Qi, who served as the head of the Eastern Army. Wang Kei was from a farmer's family. I guess there were a lot of people with the last name Wang. Even if you think about it only in the Three Kingdoms, there are a lot of Wang Yin and Wang Qiong, Wang San, Wang Shu, and so on. Wang Qin recommended Cao Cao, who was proud of his authority at the time, to be his advisor. There is a story that Wang Kei refused to do so. It's not easy to serve people. Wang Kei refused to do so. And Cao Cao was killed by the Shiba clan. Wang Qin later told Wang Kei that what Wang Kei said was right. Somehow, I can understand what kind of person Wang Qin is. Wang Qin became an official, but he was reinstated. And with Junyi and Genseki, he changed his name to Gisho. Genseki was a representative figure of the Seven Swords of Chikurin. By the way, Junyi is the son of Juniku. When the plan was opened to Cao Cao, the three reacted differently. Wang Kei praised the recklessness, but Cao Cao did not listen to it. What about the other two? He betrayed Cao Cao and told the Shiba clan about the plan. Everyone in the Shiba clan knows that the heart of the Shiba clan is to guide. I don't intend to be embarrassed by it. Cao Cao said that to the three of them, and Wang Qin and Wang Qiong heard it and told the palace and the Shiba clan about it. It's a sad story. The Shiba clan ordered Wang Qin to send troops to the palace and crush the plan. The palace is not an untrustworthy existence. On the other hand, Cao Cao noticed the plan and led a total of 300 people to attack the Shiba clan's mansion. And the army of Wang Qin and the army of Wang Qiong will meet at Nanmen. It's a battle of whether to do it or not. The Shiba clan's vice minister, Kaju, ordered the emperor to kill Cao Cao. At that time, Kaju promised that he would not make it a problem later. How dare you point a sword at the emperor! The emperor stabbed Cao Cao in the chest with a sword. Cao Cao died and was disabled for 20 years. He was still so young. The emperor's death was a great sin. Of course, the voice of those who should execute Kaju rose from the air. Killing the emperor is the biggest sin. However, Kaju argued that the execution was all wrong and denied his own responsibility. And he executed all the sins in the execution and killed all three of them. Isn't that too much? There was also a voice that Kaju should be executed, but Minister Shiba rejected such an opinion. Also, the royal family, which had a plan to execute Minister Shiba, was exiled to Anhei Port and given land. It's a story that doesn't make sense in general. On the other hand, the royal family, which had a plan to execute Minister Shiba and was loyal to him until the end, was executed along with his family. If there was no emperor, would he be executed? Just before he was executed, the royal family apologized to his mother for his misfortune. Because he didn't obey his mother's words, this happened. Mother's words? He was a royal family born in a farmer's house, but he was found by a person named Sairin and was executed by a tree. The royal family climbed up to the emperor, but he abandoned the execution and returned to his family. His mother cursed her son's execution and hit him 50 times with a stick. That's a pretty intense mother. You were born in a farmer's house, but you were exiled to Taishu, but in the end it was a simple accident. Don't be exiled anymore. But the royal family was exiled. And he was exiled. But his family and friends were executed. You apologized because if you had listened to your mother at that time, you wouldn't have been executed. Seeing his son apologize, his mother smiled and said. I stopped you a long time ago because I was worried that you wouldn't be able to find a suitable death. Why do you resent dying here now? Why do these parents and children have to be executed? Due to the change in the road, the royal family completely lost their right to experiment, and the right to experiment was completely taken over by the Shiba clan. And the Shiba clan's right to experiment destroyed the Shokukan, and Shiba En, the son of Shiba Shou, destroyed the right to experiment and became the true emperor. And Shiba En destroyed Go and brought the Three Kingdoms to an end. Later, when Shiba Shou, who became the true emperor, was asked about the details of the road from the beginning, he said that he was too embarrassed to cover his face with the floor. If it's as you say, why can you keep the order for a long time? It's a little too much. The Shiba clan certainly took the throne, but at the same time, it also had a bad reputation that lasted for more than 2,000 years. You still have a strong image of a villain. Finally, let's talk about Kajuu. Kajuu was not only punished for his sins, but also played an active role in the restoration of the Shiba clan, and was praised as a god when he was re-established. Wasn't there no trial of evil in the world? As the saying goes, if you win, you lose, if you win, you lose, if you win, it's not evil. Value is prioritized over all. And one of Kajuu's daughters became the princess of Shibayu, the younger brother of Shiba En, and the other daughter became the princess of Keitei, the son of Shiba En, Shiba Chuko. And Kananpuu, the daughter of Kajuu, who became the princess of Keitei, has a bad reputation and a bad reputation for being a Chinese woman. For details, please see Kananpuu. Now, let's talk about the events that occurred in the Toh era. This incident took place in the Toh era in 835, but it can be said that the seed of that day was sown in the era of Gensou. Are you Gensou again? Gensou is one of the many warlords in the world, and he is so evil that he deserves to be called the worst. Originally, he was the son of a princess, and he was the princess of himself, and he was the one who instigated his clan, and on the contrary, he was the one who caused the Anshi Rebellion. It's terrible to hear again. He also caused another problem. What is the other problem? It's the use of Kangan. It is known that Gensou used Kangan, and in the banquet with Youkihi, there is a story that Youkihi rescued 100 people and Gensou led 100 Kangan to play a war. What are you doing? Also, Gensou is convinced of Kangan, the Kouriki, and it was this Kouriki who eventually killed Youkihi. It is not as conspicuous as Shinya Gokan and Min, but Kangan also had a great power in the second half of the tower. It means that Kangan has become conspicuous since the era of Gensou. Kouriki had tremendous power in the Gensou Seiken. In the Gensou era, there was a spirit called Lilinpo, but he succeeded by joining Kouriki. It would not be an exaggeration to say that in the Gensou era, he could not succeed unless he liked Kouriki. That's why Kangan had tremendous power. It should be noted that it was Sokuten Buko who found Kouriki. Gensou has a relationship with Gensou since the Oji era, and Kouriki was always next to Gensou. I can sleep in peace because Kouriki is there. Gensou said so. It's a tremendous trust. Oji grows up in high class. High class is male-dominated, and Oji's education is basically carried out by Kangan. In order for a emperor to appear from such an Oji, the emperor trusts Kangan naturally. It's a big structural problem for Kangan to grasp the experiment. The next Shukusou of Gensou also adopted Kangan. Shukusou, the son of Gensou, was said to have adored Kouriki since he was a child, and adopted Kangan, the name Lihokoku. For Shukusou, who has been surrounded by Kangan since childhood, the adoption of Lihokoku must have been natural. Lihokoku exiled Kouriki in the midst of the chaos of Anshinoran and became the top of the Kangan force. And when Shukusou died in 762, there was an experimental conflict between Lihokoku and Choukougou. Between Kangan and Kougou? Historically, it is rare, but it was a confrontation to see who would be the successor. The successor was already standing, and it was not Choukougou's son. Did you try to make your son the emperor? Choukougou tried to make a person named Rikei the emperor and tried to kill the successor and Lihokoku. You tried to do a lot of ridiculous things. However, Lihokoku knew about this plan in advance and killed Choukougou on his way home. And Daiso also adopted Kangan. Did you continue to adopt Lihokoku? Daiso adopted Kangan, a low-level god, and assassinated Lihokoku. And the low-level god has tremendous power. Kangan has become the tradition of the island to hold the sword. After the low-level god, Kangan, a Kangan called Gyochoun, held the sword, and the Kangan force became so powerful that it could not be handled. And the Kanro incident in Tokyo was an incident that occurred from the opposition to the Kangan force. There was a force that opposed the Kangan force. There were three forces in the central government of the island. One is the Kangan force I just mentioned, and the other is the descendant of the high god of the sword, the Iwabaki clan. The other one is? It's Kanyo from Kakyo. Since Gensokyo, these three forces have been fighting for power. It's a battle of the three. Among them, the Kangan force was overwhelmingly strong. The Kangan force holds the gold army of the island, and Junsou, who took the throne in 805, plans to regain the sword from the Kangan force. However, Junsou was killed by a Kangan called Oushichou, and Oushichou appointed Bokusou as the emperor. Can't you even go against the Kangan in another court? Bokusou was an easy court for the Kangan. This person was not interested in politics, and the power of the Kangan became even stronger. Mikoshi is a lighter excuse. The only inconvenience for the Kangan was that Bokusou died young. But fortunately for the Kangan, the next Keisou was not interested in politics at all. It's only unfortunate for the Kangan. However, this Keisou was also killed by a Kangan named Ryukokumei. And the next emperor was Bunsou, who brought about the Kanronohen. Finally, the Kanronohen is going to happen. Bunsou was also an emperor appointed by the Kangan force, but he did not intend to be a light Mikoshi. I wonder why, I feel like I saw the same scene earlier. Bunsou looked for a person who would be on his side to unify the Kangan force. And Rikun made a plan to oppose the Kangan force. The situation is similar to the Kanronohen of the first time. Rikun proposed a strategy to compete with the Kangan. In fact, even at this time, the Kangan were able to divide and develop into killing each other. Even when Bunsou was in office, Ryukokumei, a Kangan who killed Keisou, was killed by a group of chiefs. The chief was a Kangan who killed Bunsou and unified Bokusou. One of the chiefs was completely in charge of the experiment on the tower, but some of the Kangan were dissatisfied with it. So Rikun set up a Kangan called Kyushiryou and made it hostile to the chief. It's like the Niko Kyoushoku system that comes out in the Three Kingdoms. This strategy had a certain effect. The chief in charge of the tower experiment was driven to death. I think it's a success. But in the end, Kyushiryou took over the tower experiment. In the end, the Kangan's warlord part didn't change. Bunsoura now has a plan to make the Kangan all-out. How do you make it all-out? I made a plan to collect Kangan to join the chief's funeral and kill them all at once. You're going to go against humanity no matter what. In the plan, the chief was going to lead the soldiers to kill all the Kangan that had been collected at once. But here Rikun was impatient. Rikun tried to prevent the chief from having an experiment by raising the ore. It's not the enemy you should be afraid of. The Kanro fell on the Seki-ryu tree in the park. Rikun said so and collected the Kangan. That's where the word Kanro comes from. It's a little hard to understand this part, but the fact that the Kanro was going down was assumed to be a superstition. And the Kangan opened the Kanro exhibition. That's a happy thing. Rikun had already set up a barrier to hide the infantry. But apparently the wind blew and the inside of the barrier was visible. Kyushiryou noticed the existence of the infantry. The sky is not on our side, right? Kyushiryou, who noticed the plan, immediately suppressed the infantry and mobilized the gold army to capture Rikun. Poor Rikun was executed by the Yozan-no-kei and the Teichu. The second Kanro was also a failure. Unlike the first Kanro, the second Kanro did not kill the emperor. But the infantry did not raise their heads to the Shogai Kangan. The determination of the Shuu Tan'o and Kan was merely based on superstition. There is a story that Chin was lamented by saying that he was dominated by Kado. You spent your whole life as a Kairai of the Kangan. Iko-Tou does not regain the brilliance of the Saiseiki, but pushes forward towards despair. For more information, please watch the Touno-Metsubou. That's it for this video. Subscribe to the channel and watch the next video.