Edo Traveler

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Mizuno Tadakuna is the important minister of the shogunate, and the Hamamatsu clan is famous for fifteen thousand stones. The official title is from the five lower shogunate ministers. He is the veteran of the Shogunate. Maybe he would agree to make a black hat kiss for a small flag of six hundred and fifty stone like the Jinwan family.

　　 Moreover, this is not the point. Although Chuemon’s memory is vague, Mizuno presided over the reform of natural protection, and the reform ended in failure. He himself was ousted by political opponents, but he can't remember it wrong.

　　 It’s no problem to choose such an old middle school who has lost his footing in history, and borrow his east wind to go up. But it's definitely not a good choice to be bundled together like a black hat pro!

　　 Tademon on the spot wanted to suggest stopping this!

　　 But looking at the appearance of the Jinmaru family, from the old to the young, they all have an expression of "there are such good things". It is true that a small banner of the Jinmaru family can be crowned by the veteran of the shogunate, which is really a very glorious event. Moreover, from the perspective of ordinary people, Mizuno Zhongbang is destined to be of great use, but he is an emperor. It can't be more beautiful if you have a relationship with such a person.

　　 Seeing that even Heizo of the Kinmaru family seemed to be very enthusiastic about this matter, Chuemon himself thought that there was no proper reason to persuade them to resign this matter. Moreover, looking at the appearance of Yoshikina Kinmaru, there is a high probability that Mizuno Tadakuni has already agreed on this matter, otherwise he would not announce it directly at home like this.

　　 You can't let Chuemon say that he came through, knowing that Mizuno will be a bad thing. It is estimated that it is the most likely to be regarded as hysteria, followed by drunk and undershooting. No one will believe it.

　　 opened his mouth, but didn't say a word in the end. Just think about it and forget it, after all, Mizuno Tadakuni has indeed covered it for two years. If he really gets mixed up in the past few years, there will always be a chance to jump off the boat. Moreover, Jinmaru Yoshikin is now in charge of the Jinmaru's house. Something is really going to happen, and it is not impossible for Jinmaru Yoshin to live in seclusion and give way.

　　 During the Edo shogunate period, many vassals and Kakimoto broke things, and this was the trick. Except for a few generals, most generals' handling of the banner is nothing more than "silence". They live in seclusion and give birth to a monk, and few have been sentenced to amputate. As for the direct change or deprivation of territory, only a mere nineteen were executed.

　　 Even if Mizuno Tadakuni really goes wrong, the Kinmaru family will not be cut off!

　　 I am an outsider after all, and being able to listen to other people’s homes is already a show. As for stepping forward, that’s something I can’t do. For now, I have to take one step at a time, hoping that Mizuno Tadakuni will be in power for a while.

　　 In the next few days, I was busy with Tokugawa's funeral affairs. Half of the Edo Castle was mobilized. The more than 260 daimyos in the world were all ministers of the shogunate. At this time, they must also come to mourn the Tokugawa family. If you can help, you must help. Yusanqing replaced Tokugawa Jiaqing to receive imperial envoys, and Yusanjia received foreign names and so on.

　　 Performing their duties, busy and not chaotic, it is not the first time a dead general, the shogunate has some experience. Although the last time a general died was half a century ago.

　　 Time came before the New Year of 1841...

　　 The customary activities to go to the shrine to pray for blessings and welcome the new year have also been cancelled, and there is no such "entertainment" as jumping over the thatch circle that breaks bad luck. Only the temples in each neighborhood sent a small paper man, and each household received it according to the number of people, and wrote the name on the man. Then it was sent to the old custom that was dissolved in the running water, because it does not involve entertainment, it will continue as usual.

　　 It is said that as long as the paper man with his name written on it is blown into the water before the paper man is put in the water, all the bad luck of the previous year will pass to the paper man. When the paper man gradually dissipated in the water, it was about equal to that its stand-in had taken away all the bad luck of the owner, trying to feel at ease.

Chungemon did not believe in ghosts and gods very much, but since he traveled through it once, he was always here / the new year old / he was still a half-year-old child who was just sixteen and just seventeen, so he would do the same in his hometown. What to do. The men and women on the bank of the river are both pious, and some people clasp their hands together, chanting. As for the content, it's nothing more than bodhisattva blessing.

　　 A small piece of paper is not distributed by the monastery for free. It is his business that he delivers it to the door, but it is your business that you pay for it. The price of a paper man is ten dollars, and the population of the rivers and lakes is more than one million. Basically everyone can buy it. It's a pretty good business.

　　 So I raised a bunch of monks who had money to go to Yoshihara to be happy!

　　 I don’t want to talk about it, only that the funeral of Tokugawa’s family is finally ready for the burial of the bones after more than forty days of cessation. The address of UU Reading www.uukanshu.com is naturally the sacred temple Zojoji Temple used by the Tokugawa family in the past. The Flagmoto Torii Yozo served as the cuo, and the maintenance and maintenance were carried out in Zojoji Temple in advance. The remaining ministers of the shogunate, under the command of the old Naka Mizuno Tadakuni, sent the coffin of Tokugawa Ieki to Zojoji.

　　 Almost all of the Qimoto and Yu family have been enriched into the funeral procession, and there are as many as 120,000 monks chanting along the way. If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, Chungemon couldn't believe that there were so many monks in this country. This is still part of it, not even half.

　　 No wonder that after Meiji came to power in the future, he secretly made an order to separate the gods and the Buddha. On the surface, it is necessary to respect Shintoism, to mold oneself into the supreme existence of Shintoism, and to idolize oneself. Secretly, it might not mean to abolish and destroy the Buddha in it. The monastery is so rich, no one is jealous.

　　 As for the Zojoji Temple in front of me, after the Meiji Restoration, 200,000 square meters (660,000 square meters) of temple collars were removed and all confiscated. It is really an unprecedented heavy blow since its establishment. It is said that even the Ankukjeon Hall where the wooden statue of Ieyasu Tokugawa was stored was almost to be demolished. In the end, a Shiba Toshogu Shrine was forced to survive.

　　 The burial ceremony of the burial ceremony Chuemon was too low to be qualified to watch, and he didn't even have the opportunity to watch it. Except for some princes and the banner, Zengshangji did not let so many people in. It's a pity that such a royal funeral used more than 200,000 people for activities, and there is no video recorder that can be saved, and it will not be seen in later generations.

　　 After all the funerals were over, Edo also resumed the appearance of the misty capital, and Heizo’s Yuanfu ceremony was finally put on the agenda. After all, it was inevitable that Mizuno Tadakuni would be scratched on the scalp.

　　 (I didn’t find the materials for the funeral, it was all made up by me.)