Fujiwara Nobuyoshi believes that Guan Bai has always been wary of Minamoto Yoriyi's wishful thinking. This is because the imperial court has been unwilling to send troops to support, and just watched Minamoto Yoriyi mobilize his own troops to fight with the Abe family.
You can see the clues - it's clear that he just wants to sit on the mountain and watch the tiger fight!
What's more, after coming back to his senses, Guan Bai had many intentions of appeasing Yoritoki Abe, which was also an important reason why he was willing to join the Abe family in the first place. But he didn't expect Yoriyoshi Minamoto to use counterintuitive tactics to get rid of Yoritoki Abe.
The two sides were immediately locked in a fight to the death. In addition, Abe Yoritoki died suddenly and did not properly teach his two sons. As a result, his two uncles were really determined to fight to the death with the imperial court!
In the Battle of the Yellow Sea, Minamoto Yoriyoshi suffered a disastrous defeat, which allowed the court to see the terrifying strength of the Abe family. The decisive attitude of Abe Sadanoto and Abe Norito also frightened the delicate ministers in Kyoto, and finally released the restraints of Kiywa.
Genji's rope allowed them to quickly regain their strength.
Minamoto no Yoriyoshi was also unceremonious, opening his mouth wide open, asking for troops, tax sources, and mines, as if he wanted to make the imperial court poor. Fujiwara Noblekiyo didn't believe that someone as wise as Guan Shiro could sleep.
Stable?
He wants to use this opportunity to make Guan Bai realize that he, a descendant of the Fujiwara family, has the opportunity to change the situation. I believe that a wise man like Guan Bai will not be unable to figure out this account!
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At the warm invitation of Fujiwara Noblekiyo, Chen Ke landed on the main island of Japan. After staying in the war-torn Nagaoka Castle for several days, the emperor's envoy arrived at Nagaoka Castle and sincerely invited Chen Ke to visit Kyoto.
Chen Ke originally didn't want to be so public, but his ship was badly damaged and it would take a month to completely "repair" it. Since he stayed in Japan for such a long time, it was obviously a big faux pas to refuse the king's summons. So he was 'cautious'
After thinking about it, I agreed to visit Kyoto.
By the way. The special envoy's name is Fujiwara Yoshitsuna. Speaking of which, he is Fujiwara Noblekiyo's uncle who has not yet released the fifth server. When Chen Ke was sent off to leave, Fujiwara Nobuyoshi's demeanor relaxed a lot, and he was obviously a good uncle.
What promises were obtained there...
Chen Ke didn't know what Fujiwara no Kiyo's plan was. But after listening to his tireless introduction about how popular he was in Kyoto, and how he broke down the complicated relationships between people in Kyoto and told him about it, he knew that he must have been...
This guy is a 'curious thing to live in'.
The reason why he didn't reveal it was that in addition to plotting against Sado Island, there was another reason why he couldn't tell anyone... Only by personally understanding the situation in this country can he determine every step of the strategy in the future, in case he accidentally did something.
Shouldn't the angry youths of a thousand years later be blamed for such stupid things as "painful and easy for the haters"?
What's more, in Japanese history, the Heian Period is second only to the Warring States Period in fame, and unlike the Warring States Period, which is famous for wars, it was an extremely dazzling and elegant era... Of course, this was all he knew in his previous life. Since
It’s so easy to get here, so why not enjoy it up close?
Furthermore, for a lustful person, why not experience the suppleness of Japanese women?
In short, there are many reasons to support his trip to Kyoto. But the results can only be said to be mixed.
The good thing is that after he arrived in Kyoto City, he received an unprecedented warm welcome. His position was second only to Guan Bai's right minister Fujiwara Yudong... He was the compatriot brother of Guan Bai Yorichi... He personally led the ministers out of the city for twenty miles to welcome him.
All the noble ladies in Kyoto, whether married or not, all went to greet him that day. The grand occasion could definitely satisfy one's vanity.
Then, Emperor Go-Lengquan personally held a grand banquet in Qingliang Palace to honor him. The Queen personally toasted to him and admitted in public that she was his crazy fan, which made Chen Ke feel vain again.
The next day, Sekihaku and Fujiwara Yorimichi also held a banquet in his Byodoin Phoenix Hall to entertain the number one scholar of the Song Dynasty, who had fascinated all living beings. His daughter and concubine even openly expressed the hope that they could be together in the Byodoin Temple.
During this period of time, he served him. The ministers present also expressed their willingness to pay any price in the hope of borrowing a seed from him... Although he seemed to be treated as a stallion, Chen Ke's vanity was greatly satisfied.
Then, the ministers rushed to invite him, inviting him to listen to Japanese songs, watch geisha performances, enjoy tea ceremonies, and ask him to comment on poems... all of which made his vanity so full that he didn't know where to put it.
But, have you discovered it? It seems that the only thing that satisfies him is vanity. As for lust, appetite, perception, artistic enjoyment, etc... Can we not mention it? It is simply a very terrible nightmare!
Well, I guess you must want to know, so let me tell you a few things...
First of all, we must admit that Kyoto City is very beautiful, with gorgeous architecture and numerous Buddhist temples, but it is at best on par with Dali City. But Dali City has its own characteristics, and Kyoto City is basically a Chinese city, to be precise, it is Luoyang City.
Miniature version. How can Chen Ke, who has seen the real Luoyang City of this era, be interested in this copycat product?
This is still the aspect that he evaluates the most. As for the people living inside, it is really, really incomprehensible and terrifying. The reason why he cannot understand is that he does not understand why these guys are tormenting him in a perverted way. The horror is tormenting.
Effect……
Let’s talk about the men first. Those ministers in “The Tale of Genji” and Japanese comics, whose clothes are so luxurious that they fall to the point of shame, and whose temperament is so noble that they turn out to be bad. In terms of the clothes they wear, there are hunting clothes, belts, hats, and straight clothes.
There are various names, and all of them are Eguanbo belts, which are loose and bloated. Especially the court clothes worn by the ministers when they go to court to see the emperor, there is also a "long train" that sweeps the floor behind the buttocks, just like the back hem of a bride's wedding dress in later generations.
, and the longest one is nearly two feet, completely for the purpose of wasting fabric.
Think about it, a group of little men with an average height of less than 1.4 meters are wearing extremely wide robes, a tall hat of nearly half a meter on their head, and a five-meter-long strip of cloth trailing behind them. What kind of look do they look like?
As for the aristocratic women, they are even more admirable. When they go out to welcome them, they wear "pot attire" with loose robes underneath and a bamboo hat on their head. A long veil hangs from the bamboo hat, which can be stepped on if not careful.
He tripped over himself and looked like a wine bottle from a distance.
Think about it, what will Chen Ke feel like when he comes to Kyoto with full of hope and sees thousands of wine bottles of different colors greeting him? Of course, he has seen the world, and it is probably because of their shyness.
Not wanting to show up in public is a national habit and nothing to laugh about.
Moreover, when Japanese ladies attend various gatherings, they wear the legendary "Twelve Singles" with the most luxurious styles and the most brilliant colors, which are as brilliant as burning clouds! Wearing this kind of dress looks colorful and gorgeous.
Gorgeous, with a solemn and generous classical beauty, the visual effect is astonishing... Even a girl like Liu Yue'e who doesn't like red makeup and prefers armour, is tempted to try it on.
But when she really had to put it on with the help of a Japanese noblewoman, she almost collapsed. Because the so-called "twelve singles" are twelve embroidered singles of different colors stacked up and worn... Pay attention, in this era
The textile technology of the Song Dynasty was far inferior to that of later generations. Although the Song Dynasty could also produce silk as thin as a cicada's wings, it was exactly the opposite of later generations. Their good things were reserved for domestic consumption, and inferior products were exported overseas. In addition, Japan
After people buy silk, they also like to print and dye it themselves, and then embroider it. As a result, the fabric is very heavy.
Do you know how much the ‘Twelve Singles’ actually weigh?
The answer is twenty to forty kilograms. Twenty kilograms is for summer clothes, and forty kilograms is for winter clothes. It is the middle of winter, so Yue'e is wearing winter clothes.
Moreover, for some reason, Japanese aristocratic women probably show off their wealth, right? They often wear more than 12 items of clothing. Chen Ke heard from them that some even wear "twenty items of clothing"! Even if they weigh sixty pounds,
Not only that, but the Song Dynasty's infantry armor, a heavy infantry armor composed of 1,825 armor leaves, was only of this weight... and this was already the heaviest armor in Chinese history.
Don't take this as evidence that the Song Dynasty people are weak in culture and say, 'Damn, how can you not be as good as a Japanese girl?' Because you have to know that the Gothic full-body armor in Europe, which is famous for its heavy weight, only weighs forty pounds.
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Moreover, soldiers don't wear armor all day long. They usually leave it on the cart when marching. They only put it on temporarily when they are preparing to fight, so it is called "armoring and going into battle."
But the "Twelve Singles" of Japanese noble ladies are the formal attire that they must wear when meeting people... coupled with those detailed and complicated jewelry accessories, fans and handkerchiefs, I can't imagine how heavy they are... they can be worn all day long.
ah!
Chen Ke just wanted to know, how did these sisters survive the summer?
He heard that the average lifespan of a Japanese noblewoman was twenty-seven years, while the average lifespan of a commoner woman was more than forty years old. He had always been surprised before, but now he understands. It turns out that noblewomen are either suffocated to death, crushed to death, or exhausted.
of……
Well, although people from the Song Dynasty who were accustomed to simple beauty were not used to this kind of cloth-like attire, for Mr. Chen who was good at understanding people's clothes, it was nothing more than a little troublesome. Besides, he didn't need to do anything.
People took off their clothes on their own initiative...
But Chen Ke couldn't arouse any interest at all, because what was more terrifying than their clothes was their faces. As mentioned before, Japanese aristocratic men all put on makeup and shaved their eyebrows. Japanese women who love beauty naturally go above and beyond.
Nothing less.
Have you ever seen a traditional Japanese geisha performance? The face that is whiter than the Qidian novel is imitating the Heian period... and the geisha's makeup has been improved. At least their mouths have white teeth.
The Japanese aristocrats of the Heian period, both men and women, regarded "black teeth" as their beauty...
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Shit, it started to rain outside. Did that movie from 2012 also start with rain?
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