As we already know, the Ashikaga shogunate's lack of a political system was very problematic, and the establishment of the Kanto government and the Kanto administration was originally necessary for the struggle against the guerrillas of the Southern Korea.

To put it simply, the shogunate itself knew about these two great tumors of division, but now it is busy solving them

The problem of "one emperor" is not empty for other messy things, and the third shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu is a great general, and he solves it

The problem of "one emperor" has completed the nominal unification of the country, and when he was thinking about moving the shogunate's imperial palace back to Kanto and abolishing the two big tumors, something was wrong with his subordinates, and the old giants of Kansai, the Ouchi family and the Yamana family, seemed to have a tendency to become tumors, and there was no way to say that the vote in Kanto was still the Ashikaga family, so let's solve the trouble in Kansai first, which allowed the Kanto government and the Kanto administration to be retained.

After the death of Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, the shogunate did not produce a few decent generals, and Ashikaga Yoshikyo wanted to restore his glory, but he was hit by the Hongmen banquet on the way to restore his glory, so the Kanto public side took the opportunity to step up the management of the ten countries of Kanto (

The "Eight Kingdoms of Kanto" plus Kai and Izu) turned it into their own private property. The Kanto Minister, who turned the Kanto into his private property, was still not satisfied, he didn't want to be the Kanto Prince, he wanted to be the shogun, but he had no choice, he could only wait, wait for the cousin in Kyoto to die, and then prepare for the succession.

The truth is that this is a small probability event. However, in 1425, a small event occurred, and the shogun Ashikaga Yoshinori died of illness and left no heirs.

I would like to address here a little from a biological point of view the issue of the heirs of the supreme leader.

Looking at these ancient histories, the children of the supreme leaders at the end of all dynasties are always getting fewer and fewer, why?

The explanation of Chinese metaphysicians is that the fortunes of the country are declining. I think these metaphysicians are farting, the most typical example is to look at the late Manchu Qing Dynasty several emperors Tongzhi, Guangxu, Xuantong all have no queen, why is this?

Giving birth to a child is not the development of science and technology, nor is it a march to war, and it is not a matter of talking about the decline and decline of national fortunes. The reason why you can't have children is because of the marriage of close relatives, you have to think about it, the top nobles of the Manchu and Mongolian ethnic groups have intermarried with each other for hundreds of years, and sometimes even the generations are messed up, and there are so many top nobles, and the children who come out are thankful for their normal intelligence, so well.

。 Physiological decay is just very normal drops. You must know that Japan was very particular about bloodline at that time, and if I have a high bloodline, I will marry a woman with a high bloodline, and my heir must have been born to a woman with a high bloodline, and those women with low blood will not be serious if they have fun.

How many families with high bloodlines and the same rank as generals can there be? Emperor, Fujiwara, Gen, Taira (it seems like so much).

。。。 So after many years of intermarriage, this shogun Ashikaga Yoshimochi is estimated to be about the same as a disabled person, so well.

。。。 Ashikaga Yoshimori, who couldn't give birth to a child, was very unhappy, and he died. But there is a person who is very cool, the Kanto prince Ashikaga Mochi's clan was ecstatic to hear that his cousin in Kyoto was hanging, Ashikaga Mochi's humming a little song and rolling the cover are ready to go to Kyoto to inherit the throne of the general, but it backfired, the general's retainers did not meet the Richi clan, but based on the brother of Riyoshiji's younger brother Ashikaga Yoshikyo as the general, yes, it was the Ashikaga Yoshikyo who was hacked to death on the way to cut the domain.

The Ashikaga clan, who did not get the position of general, was very dissatisfied, so he supported his troops and respected himself, refused to obey the general's orders, and worked against the central government everywhere to vent his hatred.

In fact, this Ashikaga Mochi's brain is also a little stiff.,In that era when blood determines power, whoever is close to the supreme leader has more power.,Obviously, the pro-brother Ashikaga Yoshikyo is more in line with the legal system of the feudal system than your cousin Ashikaga Mochi, who doesn't know how many generations.,And if you want the retainers of the general's family to put the general's younger brother who you have cultivated with your own hands, don't support you to support you.,The ghost thinks it's impossible.。

The so-called once a son of heaven and a courtier, if you come, you will definitely reuse your original team, what about those generals' old retainers?

Staying on the side for tea? Don't even think about it. Ashikaga Mochi's later estimated that he also wanted to open it (no way, no way to think about it, it's useless), it is more reliable to tighten his control over the ten countries of Kanto, which is also a bargaining chip for him and Kyoto, it seems that it is not bad to be a local emperor in Kanto, and the decrees from Kyoto are taken to pad the table legs, what can you do with me in Kyoto?

The fact is that the Ashikaga Mochi, who has been taking the decree of Kyoto to pad the table legs, has a good life, and the shogunate has not troubled him for 13 years.

It's not that the shogunate doesn't want to find trouble with the Ashikaga clan, but it's not available, but Ashikaga Yoshikyo has always been thinking about this cousin who wanted to grab his seat back then, and the reason why he is not available is because Ashikaga Yoshikyo is busy with the west at this time

The "three pipes and four positions" eagles catch chickens, and cutting the domain is obviously more important, whether it can surpass the ancestor Ashikaga Yoshimitsu depends on whether he can cut the domain well or not.

The plan to cut the domain has been almost done, the one who should be cut is cut, and the one who hasn't been cut is fast, and finally I can talk to my cousin about my life ideals, damn I still want to grab Lao Tzu's position and kill you!

Just when Ashikaga Yoshikyo was preparing for a showdown with Kanto, the Ashikaga Mochiji came uninvited. In 1438, ignoring precedent and not consulting the shogunate, the Ashikaga clan crowned his son-in-law Yoshihisa (personally performing a coming-of-age ceremony).

According to Ashikaga Mochi's thoughts, it is estimated that he feels that for 13 years, the shogunate has not engaged in himself, and it is estimated that he will not do it this time, but he has not figured out the reason why the shogunate does not engage him.

He didn't know, but someone knew that the deacon of Kanto, Uesugi Kenshi, was a smart man, and he advised and dissuaded the Ashikaga clan, and it is estimated that his tone was more intense, and he said something similar

"Your cousin didn't have time to take care of you before, do you really think you're cooking your own real dishes?" Words. Ashikaga Mochiji was said by his own subordinates

"It's not a dish" He is very faceless, okay, you said that Lao Tzu is not a dish, are you? So Ashikaga Yoshinori did not accept Uesugi Kenmi's advice, but instead sent troops to attack Uesugi Kenmi.

Uesugi Kenmi is not likely to be particularly loyal to the Kanto region either, basically nothing

"The king wants the minister to die, and the minister has to die", so Uesugi Ken told the shogunate urgently. Ashikaga Yoshikyo heard it cool, and I was worried that there was no reason to cut your kid, you sent it to the door yourself, and the Ashikaga Yoshikyo who loved the movement of cutting the feudal domain did not give the Ashikaga clan a chance at all, and immediately sent troops to Kanto.

It turned out that the shogunate of that era was still somewhat capable, and the Ashikaga Mochiji clan was arrested without jumping for two days, and then he was locked up by his cousin and confined in a religious building called Shonmeiji Temple, and later moved to Ei'an Temple, and finally committed suicide the following year; His unlucky son, Ashikaga Yoshihisa, had just been inexplicably given a name by his father, and the whole family almost destroyed the shogunate because of this name, and he himself committed suicide in a temple called Hokokuji Temple.

(The temple has the function of mentioning the suicide place to most well-known people) Is the Kanto **** over, no, it's just the beginning, have you heard the story of the Zhao orphan, and the next is a Japanese version of the story of the Zhao orphan.