Please briefly explain what happened in the era of the Imperial Court in ancient Japan

The era of the Imperial Government was the era in the history of Japan when the Imperial Government system was introduced. In this era, the emperor abdicated the throne to his son, and he retired to the emperor, and the political system of "general world politics" as emperor. The residence of the Emperor is called "Yuan", so it is called "Yuan Zheng".

The situation in the early part of the Imperial Court period can be roughly summarized as follows: the emperor used the power of his relatives, the Fujiwara clan, to consolidate his position, and then counterattacked the Fujiwara clan's autocracy. During this period, the politics of the Regents was essentially the politics of foreign relatives, because the Regents took advantage of their blood relationship with the emperor to take charge of the government.

However, starting with Emperor Gosanjo, he tried to get rid of the control of the Fujiwara clan. The imperial system was an effort by the emperor to completely free himself from the control of the Fujiwara clan.

Before the imperial administration, the regency politics of Fujiwara's relatives seized the real power of the emperor, so in order to regain the real power, the emperor abdicated in advance and became the emperor, and used the situation of the imperial government to confront the relatives.

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Yuan Zheng refers to a political system in which Emperor Taijo (known as Ho Emperor after converting to Buddhism) was in charge of the state at the end of the Heian period (794 1192). Beginning in November 1086, Emperor Shirakawa rebelled against his cousin Fujiwara clan and abdicated the 8-year-old Emperor Horikawa to become Emperor Taijo. The power of state affairs is vested in the court.

Because the Imperial Court had authority above the regent, Sekihaku (see Regent Politics), it was supported by the nobles who were suppressed by the Fujiwara clan. Therefore, the court also refers to a period of gradual collapse of authority, and the world obeys the decree of the emperor who withdraws from it, not the emperor of the current dynasty. From the establishment of the Imperial Shogunate in 1086 to the establishment of the Kamakura Shogunate in 1192 (1185), the history is known as the Imperial Government Era.

Rights are all a pyramid structure, and they are all communities of interests.

When there is no interest, there will be contradictions, and in the long run, it will naturally be confrontational.

The Heian period is a historical period in ancient Japan, and the official name of Japan can also be called the Heiankyo period, the Heiankyo period, and the Heian period. From 794, when Emperor Kanmu moved the capital from Nara to Heian-kyo (present-day Kyoto), to 1192, when Minamoto Yoritomo established the Kamakura Shogunate, he took over power.

The culture of the Imperial Era was characterized by a period of change, which heralded the end of antiquity and the beginning of the Middle Ages. Shi Mutian commented that this era "spared no money, spent extravagantly, traveled the mountains and rivers, and built monasteries" and "lack of virtue and corruption were prevalent in the ruling class, and its degree of degeneration has never been seen in the history of ancient countries". However, if we turn to the field of art without the moral gaze, we will find that the culture and art of the imperial period were interested in the beauty while also interested in the world of sickness and hungry ghosts, the ugliness of hell, and the bizarre world.

The Imperial Era (a period of transition in Japanese history from regency politics to shogunate politics that lasted for nearly 100 years) was an era of flourishing painting. The paintings of this era can be roughly divided into three types, namely Buddhist paintings, decorative scriptures, and picture scrolls. Buddhist paintings and decorative scriptures blindly pursue the decorative nature of Tanmei, and the works represented by the "Picture Scroll of the Origin of Xingui Mountain" are full of dynamic storytelling techniques, and the painting expression of the imperial era reflects multi-layered and diverse styles.

There are 6 periods in ancient Japanese history: 1 Jomon period, 2 Yayoi period, 3 Kofun period, 4 Asuka period, 5 Nara period, 6 Heian period, since the Heian period is followed by the shogunate period, but it is no longer part of the category of ancient history, the shogunate period: 1 Kamakura shogunate, 2 Muromachi shogunate, 3 Akechi shogunate, 4 Edo shogunate.

Warring States period, shogunate period, shogun period.