Royal Prime Minister of Higashikuni-no-miya Naruhiko.

After the emperor issued the surrender edict, Suzuki's cabinet resigned because of "His Majesty's two troubles" to end the war. Who will clean up the aftermath of the final war has become a problem, and it is not easy for the million-strong army superstitious about the victory of the empire to lay down their weapons. After consulting with the ministers, Kimura thought that Dongjiu Ergong was the most suitable candidate. Mainly because of his royal status and his rank as an army general, he was able to control the situation in Japan at that time. Therefore, Higashinomiya became Japan's first royal prime minister. When I was in France, an old fortune teller said that he would definitely become the Japanese Prime Minister in the future. He said that he was not only a royal family, but also an army soldier. According to common sense, these two kinds of people can't be prime ministers in Japan. The old lady said that there would be a revolution or something big in Japan in the future, and let him be the prime minister. To say that this divination is really a god.

Besides him, the core figures of the new cabinet include Fumimaro Konoe's Minister of State and Ogata's Cabinet Secretary who is equivalent to the Deputy Prime Minister. The secretary of the army is his classmate, and the other members are selected from the leading figures in politics, finance and speech. In the words of Dongguo, "they are all typical sophisticated and conservative people, not newcomers with innovative ideas." In addition, Dongguo also hired Kawaguchi Toyohiko, the second prisoner and the second prisoner as cabinet members and accepted them as aides.

In order to disarm the Japanese army as soon as possible, fulfill the surrender procedures, show the availability of the imperial government, and then achieve the purpose of maintaining the national system, during the short 54-day prime minister's term (another world record: the shortest prime minister in office), his cabinet completed the work of reforming the government, disarming the army, welcoming the US military to enter, and signing the surrender letter. The slogan of "100 million pieces of jade" was changed to "100 million total confessions" in an attempt to blur the war responsibility of the emperor. After the American troops landed, they tried to issue military tickets. After hearing the news, Dong Guo's cabinet was terrified for fear of damaging the foundation of the state system. It quickly sent Foreign Minister Shigemitsu Mamoru to meet MacArthur and told the United States that if it wanted to go its own way, the Japanese government would know nothing. MacArthur was furious, but after repeated weighing, he still felt that it was more cost-effective to use the existing ruling institutions in Japan and had to give up the plan to issue military tickets. After Hirohito met MacArthur, he banned the publication of photos of their meeting, so as not to shake his belief in the present God. Finally, he angered GHQ (Allied General Command in Japan) and instructed to lift all restrictions on freedom of the press and communication. The occupying forces' tough attitude forced Dongguo to withdraw the ban, but its Interior Minister Yamazaki made a speech at the press conference, and his speech on undermining the state system will continue to be restricted. Allied headquarters was greatly dissatisfied with Yamazaki. 1945, 10 year10.4, they issued the Memorandum on Lifting Restrictions on Political, Civil and Religious Freedom (also known as the Freedom Directive), ordering the Japanese government to abolish the ideological police, release political prisoners and recall internal affairs. Dongguo didn't want to carry out this instruction at all, and simply announced his resignation the next day.

1947, he was deprived of his royal status and changed his name to Higashikuni-no-miya Naruhiko. In his later years, his life was quite rich. He has run a tea shop, a tailor's shop and a theater, and served as the head of a series of social organizations. 1950, he also organized a new religion "Zen Eastern Religion". At the ceremony of becoming a monk, he issued a declaration saying: "Looking back on the military and political life of the royal family for half a year and the results of serious introspection, I finally opened up Protestantism through Buddhism and reached a positive position. To this end, I will travel all over the country to pay tribute to the heroes who died in this war, and I will also go overseas to pay homage to the tombs of the Unknown Soldier. Higashikuni-no-miya Naruhiko seems to have found a cure for self-liberation. 1990 1 A year after his nephew died, he died at the age of 103. Author of the autobiography Naughty Solitude.