About the name of Japan

This is a question about the reform of Japanese dynasty, because at that time, Toyotomi Hideyoshi held an official position under Japanese warlords, but he could not really reach the official position in Korea. Therefore, this name was given to him by Japanese warlords at that time. It can also be said that Toyotomi Hideyoshi (referred to as Hideyoshi) at that time was very popular with Nobunaga. So this name can be used as a nickname. Japanese people are slow to change their names because they are not very fixed. Generally, it is the rise of people with titles or power. This title is equivalent to Uesugi Chinobu being widely called the dragon after the Vietnam War, but Hideyoshi's name has not been changed so thoroughly.

What's the point of renaming? Let me explain slowly.

Feather Chai Xiuji, because there were two people in Nonaga Oda at that time. The first one was the first minister named Yu, who was gentle, virtuous and careful, and the other minister was the first minister named Chai, who was decisive. So the combination of these two names is Yuchai, which means that Toyotomi Hideyoshi is gentle and virtuous, careful and decisive. Hideyoshi can't change, because this is his real name. ) This can also be regarded as a nickname for Nobuyuki ODA, indicating that Nobuyuki ODA attaches great importance to him.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi, because the Japanese merger was facilitated by his feathered Chai Xiuji, he played an important role. But at that time, there were four surnames: orange, ping, yuan and fujiwara, and the emperor felt that each title could not fully show his power. Finally, the title of Toyotomi Hideyoshi has been decided.

In fact, these names can't be counted as his real names, but gradually evolved in oral circulation.