Chapter 3 Slideshow subtitles

Outline of the Japan Reform Act This "Reform Act" was drafted in Shanghai in August of the eighth year of Taisho (1919) after the end of the World War.It was marked with the words "Top Secret" and transcribed, but it was banned from sale in January 1999 before it could be published publicly.The "number of lines deleted" in the book refers to those deleted by the official constitution when it was published publicly, and all the line numbers refer to the number of lines in the transcript. Kita Ikki May of the twelfth year of Taisho 〇The original meaning of the emperor.Clarify the original meaning of the emperor as the general representative of the people and the pillar of the country.

(delete four lines) (delete two lines) (remove three lines) ——Restore the deleted part as follows—— 〇Stop the Constitution: In order to formulate the gist of national reform together with all Japanese citizens, the emperor exercised the power of the emperor to suspend the constitution for three years, dissolve both houses of parliament, and declare martial law to the whole country. 〇Royal property gift: The emperor set an example and bestowed the land, forests, stocks, etc. owned by the imperial family on the country. 〇 Veterans Conference: During the period of martial law, the emperor used the Veterans Corps as an organ directly under the reformed cabinet in order to maintain the order of the country during the reform period, and charged it with the responsibility of investigating and expropriating those who exceeded the limit of private property in various places.

Big capital is unified to the state. Abolish the Chinese system. Implement universal suffrage. Women have no suffrage. Dismiss all local governors and appoint governors responsible for reforming the country. Private property owned by Japanese nationals is limited to one million yen per household. The private land occupied by Japanese nationals is limited to 100,000 yuan per household. Maintain conscription. Aggressive right to go to war. The officials of the organ carrying out the reform shall be appointed by officials who have gained experience in the reform in the interior of Japan, or veterans with equivalent experience who have joined the regiment.

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