She Made the End of the Shogunate Bloodless | Atsuhime / Princess Atsu

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Atsuhime was the wife of the 13th shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate. She was a remarkable woman who possessed both beauty and intelligence and had a far-reaching vision. At the age of 22, she married the shogun in this turbulent period, but became a widow at 23.
Despite her youth and widowhood, Atsuhime used her political wisdom and vision to save Japan from the brink of war and facilitated a peaceful transfer of power, bringing together the cabinet and the Ooku to jointly face the crisis facing the Tokugawa family.
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@vishnukanagalingam1991 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for making this video about the real Atsuhime. I remember watching the series, Atsuhime on TV when I was a quite young. Even though, I knew the show was historical fiction, I really loved the way they showed the culture of the samurai and later of the imperial family and nobles of Kyoto. I love the clothing and etiquette they portrayed in the show. Thank you so much again.

@storyofhistoricalfigures9278 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for the support again! Love the TV series too. Wonderfuly writen and acted. NHK taiga dramas are all very interesting.

@doreensika837 11 месяцев назад

So sorry I’m late. I didn’t get the notification. I am loving learning about Japan recently so I’m glad for this video.

@storyofhistoricalfigures9278 11 месяцев назад

Ah no worries :) Thanks for watching again! Japanese history is rich in culture & legends. A lot to explore!

@doreensika837 11 месяцев назад

@@storyofhistoricalfigures9278 please do more so I can learn more but I love that you mix with other Asian cultures can’t wait for more future videos.

@doreensika837 11 месяцев назад

@@donijaya funny enough I am always first to watch her videos but I didn’t get the notification and I had busy day yesterday I love to learn.

@dukeheavens9990 11 месяцев назад

Great❤❤

@sovannpanhahem4349 10 месяцев назад

1:15 HOLD UP!!! 55 CHILDREN!?! OMG I feel bad for her for giving births to that many children.

@TM-si1kj 7 месяцев назад

im pretty sure they werent born from the same mother

@sovannpanhahem4349 6 месяцев назад

@@TM-si1kj Ohh god yeah XD I totally missed that logic hahaha. I was too shocked and didn't think twice lmao.

@hp2546 11 месяцев назад

2:23-2:24. I guess they left that one out in the actual tv show which was the part on slurred speed and fidgeting because all that was shown was Lesada was speaking Japanese while Townsend Harris spoke English. Lesada demonstrated he heard everything Townsend Harris said in English but only responded in Japanese. Then after that, it shows Lesada telling Princess Atsu that he was being a funny emperor at that meeting. So I will take it that the story you told may not of matched to the tv show which meant the tv version is fiction while what you say is a true story. I guess there is a difference between a real historical documents and fictional historical tv show. So in a tv show, that would mean Townsend Harris only recorded that Emperor Lesada does not speak English while in the real historical stories will state that Townsend Harris recorded Lesada having slurred speech and fidgeting during that meeting.