What does Tiger mean?

Tiger (たぃこぅ) is the proper name of Regent Guan Bai after he left office. Its official name is Taigui, which is the highest form of address such as Your Highness and Your Excellency, second only to Your Majesty, who represents the monarch. Honorific occasions are used with "Your Highness", which is called "Your Highness Taige". After becoming a monk, Tiger was called "Zen Tiger" or "Zen Pavilion" for short. After Toyotomi Hideyoshi gave the position of Guan Bai to his nephew Toyotomi Hidetsugu, he was called "Feng Taige" by modern people.

Tiger is Guan Bai's retreat.

In Japanese, Taige refers to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Although there will be a lot of seclusion, as long as Taige is mentioned, it means that Toyotomi Hideyoshi has always been regarded as exclusive among the people.

Guan Bai: Guan Bai was an official in ancient China, also known as Bolu in the Tang Dynasty. The original meaning of "Guan Bai" is "statement and narration", which comes from the Biography of Han Huo Guang and Biography of Jin Ridi. "Everything is closed first, and then played by the emperor", that is to say, any major event is stated or informed to Huo Guang first, and then played by the emperor. Later, it was introduced to Japan by sending envoys to the Tang Dynasty, which was an important position for the Japanese emperor to assist the prime minister in adulthood, equivalent to the prime minister in ancient China. Regency was not common in ancient Japan. Later, in heian period, Fujiwara began to switch. Regent and Guan Bai are called Guan Guan. At that time, Fujiwara was in charge of the imperial court and was above the emperor, so the country became a permanent position, and almost every generation of emperors had country administration. Therefore, Fujiwara and his descendants are called the social official family. Later, the emperor's imperial power administration and samurai rose, and the Guanjia power declined. Fujiwara family is further divided into five branches, namely, I, II, IX, Guards and Hawks. Since then, five families have taken turns to sit in this position, saying that they have sat for five. After the Muromachi era, the country became a mirage just like the imperial court. After Guan Bai abdicated, he was called Tiger. Since Toyotomi Hideyoshi, there has been an eagle secretary Zheng Tong who is suitable for this name. Except Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1585-159 1 year) and Toyotomi Hidetsugu (159 1 year-1595), Guan Bai was appointed by Fujiwara or five photographers. The last Japanese official was NijōNariyuki, who served as emperor of Xiaoming for three years (1863) and went to Keio for two years (1866).