The historical origin of the Kiyohara family in Japan: Who are the celebrities of the Kiyohara family?

Qingyuan family is a powerful family in the northeast of heian period. They are from Xiayi, but they claim to be descendants of Prince Scheeren of Tianwu Emperor. They helped Yuan Ping settle the Abe family in the first nine years, but they were destroyed by the family in the last three years, and their territory was controlled by the family in Austria.

The surname of the Heian dynasty in Japan is Kiyohara, which was given by the royal family, so it is the same as Genji, Ping, Orange and Jiayuan in terms of bloodline. But compared with the other three families, they are far from the royal blood. Genji is mostly the first generation of princes, Pingshi and Tangshi are the second generation of princes in Genji, while Qingyuan only left the royal family for about four generations.

Qingyuan inherited the blood of Emperor Tianwu. There are many descendants of Emperor Wudi of Heaven, among which the Six Princes are the ancestors of Qingyuan, that is, Prince Scheeren. Prince Scheeren lived a long life, so he became an important official of the royal family. After Fujiwara's death, he became the right minister and established the royal court together with the left minister Prince Nagaya. During this period, the government was dominated by the royal family. However, with the change of Prince Nagaya in the first year of Tian Ping (729), Prince Scheeren was not affected, but his power was lost to the Fujiwara family supported by the Queen of Light. Prince Scheeren has eight sons, seven of whom, King Cook, finally became Emperor Chunren. His brother, the eldest son of Prince Scheeren, is the direct ancestor of Qingyuan family. The Qingyuan family consists of two branches: Kokura King and Shipu King, the sons of Sanyuan King. In the 23rd year of Yan Li (804), King Kokura and King Shipu petitioned in the imperial court, hoping to reduce the number of officials and better defend the royal family. So Emperor Kanmu issued a letter to the descendants of King Kokura and King Shipu and awarded them the title of "Qingyuan Real Person", and the Qingyuan family was born. However, unlike other royal families who were given surnames, the two people who were originally given surnames of "Qingyuan Zhenren", namely Wang He and Wang Wang, rose to a very high position, but they did not make a fortune. On the contrary, although almost all the celebrities of the Qingyuan family in later generations have been produced, Wang himself is only an official position of a grand supervisor, and the official positions of his descendants have been hovering from five in the handover between his royal highness and the temple master.

Prince Scheeren: (676~735) Emperor Tianwu. He is the chief editor of the book of Japan. After Bubi Fujiwara's death, he became the right minister as a Prince Yipin, and was in power together with his nephew and left minister Prince Nagaya. Later, I lost power. Because his son cooked a big meal for the queen, he became Emperor Chunren and Prince Scheeren of posthumous title, and was given the title of "worshipping Taoism and respecting the emperor". Sanyuan Wang: (? ~752) The son of Prince Scheeren, also known as the emperor. As a king, he served as Tan Yinzheng. Later, when Hirohito Fujiwara's rebellion broke out, he served as the minister of governance. Later, he served as finance minister and central affairs minister, and finally reached the third position. Summer Night in Qingyuan: (782~837) grandson of Sanyuan King, the fifth prince of Kokura King. Given the surname "Qingyuan Zhenren", the official position comes from the second right minister. Heian period was a famous scholar, politician and economist of the royal family, and it was even said that he participated in the interpretation of order.

In the early days of Qingyuan, there were no famous figures. For Wang Liu of Zhenguan, it is probably like this: Zhenguan's official position is below the five senses-there is a male official position in Qingyuan-the person in charge of Qingyuan Daoxiong's official position is unknown-and Qingyuan Fangze's official position is abundant. It can be seen that Qingyuan has always been a state-level division in the early days of peace. However, since leaving the royal family, Qingyuan has always paid attention to literature and other aspects of cultivation, so it has always been a master of literary etiquette, but its official position is not high. It can be said that you are knowledgeable, but you can't do anything about politics. In the middle of Ping 'an, the Qingyuan family wrote a few words, and then a world-famous work, Pillow Grass, was handed down. Because of this nickname, the Qingyuan family rose in the future.

Qingyuan Fukayabu: (? ~? ) Fang Ze's son, a former indoor craftsman, Yinyi, from the fifth. A famous singer and guqin celebrity in the middle period of Ping 'an. One of the 36 immortals in the Middle Ages. There are 17 ancient and modern songs. Kensuke Muhara: (908~990) grandson of Fukayabu. Successive Hanoi Shou, Fat Hou Shou, from five. Tian Li participated in the compilation of Continued Songs for five years (95 1) and was considered as one of the 36 immortals. Qing Shao Na said: (966~ 1025) Fu Yuan's daughter. It is said that its predecessor was Mu Yuan Ye Zi. Proficient in Chinese studies and harmony songs, Tianyuan married Orange Zeguang in the fourth year (974), then divorced and married Fujiwara Texaco. Later, she became a female official of Fujiwara Palace, and she was quite famous in North Korea, leaving a masterpiece Pillow Grass, which is also called "the double wall of Japanese literature" with Haruki Murakami's Tale of Genji.

Strictly speaking, the lineage of Qingyuan ends here, because the lineage here is very chaotic. On the one hand, the Qingyuan family in Kyoto became a declining aristocrat and fell to Shimonoseki, Jiyi, Hou Feng and other countries, separating the Qingyuan family. But on the whole, the Qingyuan home in Beijing has gradually disappeared. On the other hand, there is another clan in Japan who has been given the surname of "Qingyuan", but their surname is "courtier", which is the surname of Qingyuan of Hai. The so-called detachment is the four origins of the Japanese clan. Farewell to the Emperor, Farewell to the Immortal, Haozu, Here We Are. Huang Bie is the surname given by the royal family, while Shen Bie is the descendant of other gods in Japanese mythology who are not the ancestors of the emperor. The aristocratic family is a local local tyrant, but all of them are clans from North Korea and China. To put it simply, after the decline of the original Qingyuan family, other Qingyuan families inherited the status of the original Qingyuan family, wantonly revised the pedigree of the original Qingyuan family, and integrated themselves into the previous Qingyuan family. As a result, the pedigree of the Qingyuan family was greatly revised and it was difficult to study.