Once a first-class family in Japan, are there any descendants of Toyotomi in Japan?

Toyotomi Wanzi was a member of the former Japanese ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi's family, and later married Tadashi, leaving four sons and three daughters. As a result, the Toyotomi family was exterminated, leaving only Toyotomi family, which had no influence on the later Tokugawa family banquet, so today's Japanese stars also have some Toyotomi family lineages.

First, Toyotomi Wanzi's life experience

Toyotomi Wanzi was born in the first year of Luwen. His father Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his mother Asai River. Hideyoshi's mother, Rui Longfang, was the sister of Japanese ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi at that time. As Toyotomi Hideyoshi has no children for a long time, her eldest son Toyotomi Hidetsugu and her second son Toyotomi Hideyoshi have become adopted sons of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In the same year, Tomoko Toyotomi Hideyoshi was born in Ayidian Teahouse (the wing of Toyotomi Hideyoshi) in Asai City. He may be a posthumous child with an unknown name.

In the fourth year of Ruben (1595), under the arrangement of Hideyoshi, his mother Asai married Tokugawa Ieyasu's son Tokugawa Hideyoshi, and Toyotomi's son became his aunt's son. The son whose parents are not around is carefully raised by her aunt. In the ninth year of Changqing (1604), Chen Fengwanzi, who was only 12 years old, married Jiutiao Zhongrong, the new owner of Jiutiao, one of the five greatest photographers. Zhongrong is six years older than Wan Zi. Chen Feng Wanzi gave birth to her eldest son on 1607 after three years of marriage with Zhongrong, and adopted two kangdao from two families.

1608, Zhong Rong succeeded to Guan Bai, and Chen Feng Wanzi was also named+Beizheng Institute. About this time, Chen Feng Maruko got the name "Maruko". After that, Chen Feng gave birth to his second son, Jiu Daofang, who inherited the third son of the Songdian family, Songdian Daoji, and became the youngest son and three daughters of the monk. * * * There are four sons, three daughters and seven people.

Second, the reason why Tokugawa Konka didn't kill Toyotomi Wanzi.

After Toyotomi Hideyoshi won the world, Tokugawa Ieyasu became a sworn enemy by his men, and Tokugawa Ieyasu was Toyotomi Hideyoshi's brother-in-law, so the relationship between their families can be classified as both enemies and relatives. Tokugawa Ieyasu is not a person who knows right from wrong and is cruel. After getting the whole world, he only killed some little people of Chen Feng family and people who were harmful to society, so he didn't kill Chen Feng.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi (Japanese: Minister Hideyoshi; 1537 March 17—1598 September 18), formerly known as Fujijiro Muxia and Yukio Hatoyama, was a famous politician in the Japanese Warring States and An Tian periods. After the Muromachi shogunate, it was one of the three outstanding Japanese Warring States who unified Japan for the first time in modern times.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi was born in a poor peasant family in Nakamura, Aichi Prefecture, Andy. He used to be a light infantry, but later he was promoted by serving nobunaga. After the change of Honnoji Temple, he won the internal struggle among the ministers in Oda clan and became the substantive heir of Oda Noshin. In the 13th year of Tianzheng (1585), he was appointed as Guan Bai, and later as Minister of Zheng Tai, and was given the surname of Chen Feng. Later, he gave the position of gatekeeper to his adopted son Toyotomi Hidetsugu, and called himself "Taige". A new feudal system was established: the identity of scholars, farmers and businessmen was determined. Reward emerging industry and commerce and promote urban development. In the 16th year of Tianzheng (1588), the sword hunting order was issued, folk weapons were confiscated, and the soldiers and peasants were separated, so that the warriors lived in the city. Religiously, protecting Buddhist monasteries, suppressing the spread of Catholicism and persecuting Spanish missionaries set a precedent for banning religion and locking up the country in the future.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi's policy is of epoch-making significance, and has made some achievements in the transformation of Japanese society from medieval feudal society to modern shogunate system. In the later period of his reign, he gradually became ignorant and suspicious, and launched the battle of Luwen Evergreen. 1598 died in September. Later, Tokugawa Ieyasu took the opportunity to seize power.