It is said that Emperor Kanmu, in order to track down the conservative conspirators, eventually pointed the finger at his brother, Prince Tonomiya Sarada. According to legend, Prince Zaorya was imprisoned in Daocheng Temple and died on a hunger strike within a month. The month after his death, Emperor Kanmu appointed his son Prince Anden as the Eastern Palace.
It is said that Prince Hayara left a vicious curse. Shortly thereafter, the emperor's queen, biological mother, and ladies died one after another. The Ise Shrine was also exposed to fire from the sky, and epidemics broke out in many places across the country. Emperor Kanmu could no longer stay in Nagaoka-kyo, so in 794 he accepted the suggestion of Waiki Kiyomaro and moved the capital again, to Heian-kyo.
It is such a Heian era that is favored by many authors. It is full of glitz and gorgeous colors, and the ghostly shadow also adds a mysterious touch to it. I don't know whether it's luck or misfortune, but under the guidance of fate, I came to this era and met that gentle man, the legendary him, and everything came into being. . . . . .
It turns out that I am the third star. . . . . .
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Please forgive me for my little talent and limited knowledge. There must be some shortcomings in the article that may conflict with history. "The bodhi tree is not a tree, the mirror is not a stand, there is nothing in the first place, how can it cause dust." This is a small work for everyone to entertain after dinner, so I ask for your understanding and understanding. Thank you very much!