Since April 20 19, 1, Akihito abdicated voluntarily, and the prince naturally succeeded to the throne, and the title was finally settled. It is the first Japanese who doesn't look for the title from China's ancient books. This is the first case.
As one of the countries that study and practice the year number system in China, Japan is the only country in the world that still uses the year number. The change of year number is not only the focus of Japanese attention, but also the topic of the whole world.
The main reason why the feudal rulers in China changed their surnames was that the new emperor ascended the throne. In addition, when the feudal rulers met the auspicious omen of "auspicious luck falling from the sky" or natural and man-made disasters or political crisis, they hoped to sing praises for themselves by changing the yuan to consolidate their ruling position. Historically, Japanese emperors frequently changed titles for the same political purpose (according to statistics, Japan has used 247 titles since 645). The specific reasons for the change mainly include:
( 1)? The new emperor acceded to the throne;
(2)? Astronomical changes, epidemics or natural disasters and wars; ?
(2) the sky is auspicious. ?
"Linghe" is the 248th title since "Da Hua", which comes from the Japanese classic Ye Wan Collection. Now, it is quite certain that Linghe has become the title of the year when Japanese did not learn China's books in history, with strong "national characteristics". However, as early as the end of Showa, the Japanese government intended to "innovate" itself and entrusted a famous literature professor at the University of Tokyo in Japan to consider the New Year. But unexpectedly, the three titles that finally entered the shortlist came from China ancient books.
In fact, although many Japanese cultures originated from China's Han and Tang cultures and borrowed from China's Han and Tang cultures, after so many years of historical development, Japan has already formed its own "gentle wind culture".