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On November 8, local time, the Japanese Imperial Family held a ceremony to establish the Imperial Heir, officially announcing that the younger brother of the current Emperor Naruhito, Prince Fumihito Akishinomiya, would become the first heir to the throne, and his eldest son Yuhito would become the second heir to the throne.
The 54-year-old Fumihito is the younger brother of Emperor Naruhito and the second son of the previous emperor, Akihito.
Last year, Emperor Naruhito ascended the throne, ushering in the Reiwa era.
This year, his brother officially became the first heir to the throne and is the future quasi-emperor.
And all this, decades ago, would have been unthinkable.
According to the Japanese Imperial Succession Law, as the second son, Fumihito's life should have been unrelated to the emperor's throne.
Born in Tokyo on November 30, 1965, Bunkhito was given the title of Reigu as a child. The title and nomenclature come from the Analects: "A gentleman is knowledgeable in literature, and he can also be a gentleman with courtesy." ”
As the second son, Wenren lived a very lively and happy boyhood, he was lively and mischievous, he was keen to organize sports activities such as tennis, and he was interested in geography.
After entering the university, Fumihito met the love of his life, Noriko.
They met at Gakushuin University, they fell in love with each other on campus, they had a grand wedding on June 29, 1990, and on the same day they founded the Akishinomiya home.
When Fumihito got married, his brother was not yet married, and for the traditional and stereotypical Japanese imperial family, Fumihito got married earlier than his brother was criticized by many people.
Fumihito and Kiko fell in love with each other after marriage, and had two daughters in succession, the crystallization of two loves.
At this time, the emperor's throne and Wenren still had nothing to do with it.
The reason why Wenren can now become the first heir to the throne is very much related to his brother.
After the marriage of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, she had a hard time getting pregnant with her heirs, but she gave birth to a daughter, Princess Aiko, who was 18 years old this year.
Princess Aiko was the only heir of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, but because the Emperor of Japan could only be inherited by men, Princess Aiko could not succeed to the throne.
Actually, you know what?
Princess Aiko had brief contact with the emperor's throne, when Fumihito did not have a son, and Naruhito tried to persuade all parties to make Princess Aiko the heir and allow women to ascend to the throne.
At that time, there were already many people supporting Princess Aiko.
However, Fumihito later had a son and a Yujin, and Princess Aiko had no connection with the emperor's throne, and could only become a commoner in the future, without princess status and royal status.
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