Chapter 105 Section 9 The Japanese Consortium Behind the Scenes

Speaking of Japan in the early years, it was also an extremely closed country, not making the slightest contact with the world, and indulging in an extremely backward economic state.But in 1853, British Admiral Perry led a warship to come and fired at Japan. The Japanese were dumbfounded and had to open the country and were forced to negotiate with Admiral Perry. The envoy sent by Admiral Perry is called Sir Bacharley - this Bacharley should be familiar to the Chinese, his real name is Harry Parkes, he is the son of a blacksmith, his parents died at the age of 5 At the age of 13, he traveled across the ocean to Macau, and at the age of 14, he entered the British Consulate in Guangzhou, and was promoted from a small embassy member to a consul. In 1958, he brought 39 entourages to negotiate with the Qing court, but was arrested by Seng Gelinqin, Prince of Horqin, and put in prison. The jailer took the opportunity to kill 11 of his 39 entourages.Bacharley was so angry that he heard the advice of Gong Banlun, the grandson of the patriotic poet Gong Zizhen in the Qing Dynasty, and set fire to the Old Summer Palace.This incident is also known as the Second Opium War, and it must be described in detail in Chinese history textbooks.

In short, the blacksmith's son, Pacharley, was fierce and not easy to provoke. The British sent Pacharley, but Japan sent a little boy who bowed when he saw him: Hay, I am the negotiating envoy sent by Japan. Hello, Uncle Pacharley. At that time, Parker was furious. What's wrong with the Japanese, they actually sent a kid? Let this kid go, I want to negotiate with adults! Bacharley yelled at the kid to leave, but instead of leaving, the kid even argued with Bacharley. As soon as he opened his mouth, Pacharley was stunned and stupefied—this weird Japanese kid, his understanding of the principles of public international law And mastery, better than all the Brits put together.At that time, Pacharley was startled and asked, "My little friend, what's your name?"

Japanese children replied: mine, Shigenobu Okuma's work! This is Shigenobu Okuma's first appearance in history. By the time the second wave of revolution broke out in China, he had grown from a child to the prime minister of Japan, and had received many letters of help from Sun Wen. And it was Mitsui's Sanger consortium that lifted Shigenobu Okuma to the top position of Japanese prime minister. Regarding this Mitsui consortium, Gao Zongwu, who had studied in Japan for 8 years and served as the director of the Asian Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the "Republic of China" government at the age of 29, made a detailed analysis in his memoirs:

...Mitsui and Mitsubishi are the two most powerful trading companies in Japan.They control the two main political parties and, for many years, the cabinet.The Wakaki cabinet used to be the Mitsubishi cabinet, and the Inuyang cabinet was the Mitsui cabinet. ("Memoirs of Gao Zongwu", page 114, Encyclopedia of China Publishing House, January 2009 edition) It turned out that after Huang Xing's military action, there was a great revolutionary leader, Sun Wen.After the revolutionary leader Sun Wen, there was a Japanese Inukai Takeshi.After Inuyang Takeshi, it was Mitsui's Senger consortium that was fueling the flames and calling for the wind and rain.

It can also be said that Senge is sitting on the tatami mat, holding the murder sword awake, lying on the lap of a beautiful woman drunk, and giving orders to the politician Inuyang Takeshi.Quan Yangyi ordered Sun Wen, and Sun Wen gave orders to Huang Xing and other senior members of the Chinese Revolutionary Party. Huang Xing and others would then lead the forces of the Revolutionary Party and join forces to get rid of Yuan Shikai. Alas, Yuan Shikai is so pitiful that he has encountered so many strange people to mess with him. However, why do Chinese people know so little about the Mitsui consortium?

This is because, with the development of the times, the Mitsui consortium's reckless actions finally aroused strong dissatisfaction among the Japanese radicals.First, Sange, the big boss of the Mitsui consortium, was killed by Hishinuma Goro, a member of the Japanese Blood League. Afterwards, in court, the murderer Hishinuma Goro shouted passionately: My purpose is to destroy the corrupt political party. Behind the political party is a big chaebol, so I started to assassinate the heads of the chaebol. The first one was the boss of Mitsui! The first one is Senge, so the second one, whose turn is it?

Mr. Sun Wen's old friend, Japanese Chinese revolutionary Mr. Inuyang Yi. On May 15, 1932, Inuyang Takeshi was killed by the young men of the military when he had just been the Prime Minister of Japan for five months.His murderer bowed before his corpse and said: Excuse me, sorry to kill you, but I hate your policies! In other words, 20 years after the Second Revolution, Inuyang Takeshi will be forced to withdraw from the stage of history.However, in the early years of the Republic of China, he and Okuma Shigenobu, with the support of Senger's Mitsui Foundation, led the turbulent revolutionary trend in Chinese history.

Therefore, whether it is Senge or Inuyang Yi, they all died unjustly. Yuan Shikai was wronged.