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Chapter 128 The Great War Affecting Three Era

"The Kamakura period, after the Heian period came the Kamakura period."

Professor Kitayama spoke a little excitedly, obviously he was aware of Minister Saito's question, and when he thought about it carefully, he was terrified.

Immediately after everyone was watching, Professor Beishan said slowly.

"That era was the era of the samurai regime in Japanese history with Kamakura as the national political center."

"Samurai regime, to put it simply?" Those who were not familiar with history were full of confusion.

Professor Kitayama heard the words and was outspoken.

"To put it simply, it is the era when the shogunate began, and the samurai regime refers to the shogunate!

The shogunate refers to the general’s military account in the early period, but since the Kamakura period, it has evolved into a political system with unique national conditions, that is, the central government agency above the emperor, and its highest authority is the general who conquers barbarians. Known as the shogun, the position is hereditary.

After the beginning of the shogunate, the imperial family was no longer the center, but the shogun was the center, the imperial family was just a puppet, and the shogun became the actual ruler of Japan.

To put it more simply, you can directly understand it as the old Chinese saying "take the emperor to order the princes", and the shogunate almost means this. "

Suddenly, everyone was surprised.

"The shogunate started from the Kamakura period? Shouldn't it start from the Sengoku period?"

Some scientific researchers who love to play games related to Oda Nobunaga were shocked.

During the Warring States Period, an era where heroes competed for the throne, there were many great figures in that era, such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyoda Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu and other well-known ancient celebrities. When mentioning these celebrities, the word shogunate is often mentioned.

Because of this, some people who don't understand history often think that the shogunate rose during the Warring States Period.

Professor Kitayama denied.

"No, the shogunate did not originate from the Warring States period. It really originated from the Kamakura period. The shogunate is the representative of the Kamakura period, because the beginning of the Kamakura period was from the establishment of the shogunate to the fall of the Kamakura shogunate. The Kamakura period also came to an end. Also, the Sengoku period came after the Kamakura period."

"That is to say...the emperor of the Kamakura period was emptied?" Miyagi Nao shouted in shock into the live broadcast room.

Obviously, in addition to Minister Saito's proposal of what era is after the Heian era, some people in the live broadcast room also proposed, and some historical emperors popularized the Kamakura era.

Online, the same is true.

Remember to wash your hands more: "My God!! The emperor ruled in the Heian era, and the Kamakura era turned into the shogunate, and it was the era when the shogunate began. This is the evidence, proving that this war led the Heian era to the Kamakura era!"

Countless people are terrified.

This battle resulted in the withering of outstanding people, most of the extraordinary casualties, and the destruction of countless shrines and temples. It can be said that this battle consumed a huge amount of national power and weakened Japan's power to the extreme.

Blame the reason, this battle should not have been fought, and if it hadn't been fought, it wouldn't have provoked Yuzao to make a move.

Whoever ordered this great war must take full responsibility! !

And it is none other than the emperor of this era, Emperor Toba, who ordered this great war

It can be said that Emperor Toba is the culprit.

If he hadn't provoke Yu Zaoqian, such a tragic battle would hardly have happened.

To cause such a big crime, Emperor Toba will inevitably attract countless dissatisfaction, and the consequences will be very serious.

As we all know, the decline of a dynasty and the downfall of an imperial power are most often caused by the emperor being fatuous and doing things that anger people.

For example, Fenghuo played princes, Yang Guang built the Grand Canal and so on.

When an emperor brings the people into dire straits and the feudal lords are dissatisfied, a coup d'état is the most likely to occur, leading to the decline of the dynasty.

Thinking of this, many netizens are already convinced that most of them.

At this time, some netizens said with emotion.

"So, Tamazamo indirectly contributed to the emergence of the shogunate, and it lasted for several generations."

According to the popular science of various historical emperors on the Internet, although the shogunate appeared in Kamakura, after the fall of the Kamakura shogunate, it is not that there will be no shogunate in the subsequent era.

In fact, it started from the Kamakura era, and then went through three eras: the Kamakura era, the Muromachi era, and the Edo era. Finally, in the Meiji era after the Edo era, the rule of the shogunate really ended, and power returned to the royal family again.

The time was from 1192 to 1867, nearly 700 years before the end of the shogunate rule.

Immediately.

Countless people sighed, awed and frightened.

The battle fought in front of Yuzao directly affected the next three eras, and the trend of nearly seven hundred eras was terrible.

"Actually, it's not just the transfer of power in the Kamakura era. It proves that this war is indeed a turning point from the Heian era to the Kamakura era. There is another evidence."

When everyone was filled with emotion, Professor Nakata, an expert on monsters, said something leisurely.

"The Heian period was famous for having a lot of monsters, but in fact, the era when monsters appeared frequently was in the Kamakura period. Basically, a large part of the monsters recorded in ancient books today come from ancient records in the Kamakura period."

Director Takahashi was shocked.

"Professor Nakata, are you sure you're not joking?"

Professor Nakata rolled his eyes: "Do you think I would joke about this kind of thing? Besides, you can check it yourself. The period when legends of monsters were popular in Japan was in the Kamakura period, and many legends of monsters came from the Kamakura period.

In fact, if you think about it carefully, you will find that the origins of the monsters that appear in many books, animations, and animations today are mostly monsters from the Kamakura period. For example, "Natsume's Book of Friends", "Inuyasha", "Noragami", "Sen and Chihiro, as well as the movie "Kamakura Monogatari" and so on, these are anime and movies about monsters in the Kamakura period.

Why do movie, anime, and animation authors like to use monsters from the Kamakura period?

It's not because monsters abounded in that era.

This is the best evidence, proving that the battle before Yuzao led to the decline of the Heian era and turned it into the Kamakura era. "

silence.

Everyone was too shocked to speak.

If it is said that Professor Kitayama's change of the shogunate regime is based on history, so people cannot fully believe that the Heian era led by this war will lead to the Kamakura era, at most half believe it.

Then the evidence presented by Professor Nakata turned this half-belief into a solid hammer!

Extraordinary is the power to fight monsters.

And this battle resulted in countless deaths and injuries of extraordinary heroes, who almost withered, and then the monster side no longer needed to worry about being controlled by extraordinary, and could recklessly cause chaos.

That's why there were many monsters in the Kamakura period, and a lot of monster legends spread.

Real hammer!

At this moment, everyone believes that this war caused the Heian era to move towards the Kamakura era.

He couldn't help but look at the hazy figure.

They suddenly.

Why is Tamamo-mae known as one of the three legendary monsters.

One battle became famous, one war affected three eras, and changed three eras.

Enough to achieve the name of the three monsters.

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(End of this chapter)