Nianhao is called Yuan Hao in Japan, and the use of Nianhao can be traced back to the ancient Han Dynasty in China. According to the records of "Japan Secretary", the earliest year number in Japan appeared in 645 when "Dahua changed to new", and "Dahua" was used as the year number at that time. In the middle and late 7th century, records of year numbers appeared intermittently. It was not until 71 that Emperor Wenwu established the "Dabao" for five years. Since then, the year number has been used as a fixed era method.
Showa: The people are bright and harmonious.
heisheng: father's righteousness, mother's kindness, brother and friend, brother's respect, son's filial piety, inner peace and outer success.
Dazheng: Pro, just soaked and long. Say it smoothly, just respond, the tycoon is right, and the way of heaven is also.
meiji was the year number used during the reign of emperor meiji of Japan, from January 1, 1868 to July 3, 1912. Source 1 Han Huan Kuan's "On Salt and Iron": "Heaven sets up three lights to take care of it, and the son of heaven sets up officials and ministers to take Meiji."
② Wei Shu Shi Zong Ji: "Meiji in Ren Xian, since the past; It' s only a few people who preach the wind and praise the service. "
② Zhouyi Shuo Gua: "The sage listens to the world from the south and governs from the Ming Dynasty.
Showa was the title used by Hirohito, the 124th emperor of Japan, during his reign, from December 25th, 1926 to January 7th, 1989. Showa comes from China's Book of History, Yao Dian's book "People are bright, and all nations are harmonious". At that time, the candidate titles were still "meta" and "Tonghe". Showa was the year number used during the reign of Hirohito, Japan. It was used from December 25, 1926 to January 7, 1989, and it was the longest used year number in Japan, totaling 63 years. However, since the beginning is the end of the year and the end is the beginning of the year, if strictly calculated, it is 62 years and 13 days.
Taisho is the year number used during the reign of Japanese Emperor Taishō. The time was from July 3, 1912 to December 24, 1926. Great is from the 19th hexagram in the Book of Changes, which means "Pro, just soaked and long". Say it smoothly, just respond to it, the tycoon is right, and the way of heaven is also. "
heisei (Japanese hiragana: へぃせぃぃ) is the title of the 125th emperor Akihito of Japan. On January 7, 1989, the 124th emperor Hirohito of Japan died, and the crown prince Akihito ascended the throne. The title was changed to "Heisei" the next day, which marked the beginning of the Heisei era and has been used ever since. Heisei is from Zuo Zhuan and Historical Records. "Father's righteousness, mother's kindness, brother and friend, brother's respect, son's filial piety, inner peace and outer success" in The Chronicle of Five Emperors and "Yu! The land is flat and natural, and the six governments and three things are allowed to govern, and it will last forever, and it is a merit. It means that "inside and outside, heaven and earth can be peaceful".
Palace number:
Before Hirohito ascended the throne, he was known as Hirohito Di Gong, which is the palace number (actually there is no palace called Di Gong), and Hirohito is the name of Di Gong, which comes from the sentence "Hui Di Ji, from rebellion" in Shangshu Da Yu Mo and "Yun Di Jue" in Shangshu Hao Tao Mo. The former sentence means that everything will be fine if you follow heaven, and disaster will come if you violate heaven. The latter sentence means that rulers should follow the virtues of the ancients, assisted by intelligent and wise people. The word di here means to follow.
There are many sources of the word "Yu", and there are four
One is the sentence "Yi, the virtue is abundant" in Yi Zhuan. Benefit means adding, that is, adding virtue. In the Book of Changes, the way to increase virtue is as follows: "A gentleman moves when he sees good, and changes when he has had it." Is to learn from the strengths of others and correct your own mistakes.
one is the sentence "This makes you rich, my brother" in the Book of Songs Xiaoya Jiaogong. This is also the origin of the idiom "more than enough". The poem means that brothers should establish deep feelings and keep an open mind.
one is the sentence "If you ask questions, you will have plenty, but if you use them for your own use, you will be small" in the Book of Letters from Shang Shu Zhong Zhong. This means that you can gain something by reading more books, and complacency will only make you narrow-minded.
The last one is a sentence in The Book of Rites: "Those who are well-off are also benevolent.". It means that being broad-minded is an important part of realizing "benevolence" This comparison is probably the most approved one. Because the Japanese emperor used benevolence as a universal character in all previous dynasties.
Ren is the universal word of the Japanese royal family, which means that every family uses a word as its own name.
before emperor Akihito ascended the throne, his full name was Himiya Akihito. The word "Ji He Ming" comes from a passage in Emperor Meiji's accession to the throne-
"To establish a vertical system, to inherit the emperor, and to continue to describe it ... to proclaim Meiji religion to promote the road of only God."
this passage means inheriting the example of the former emperor, promoting enlightenment and spreading the road of God to the whole world.