Book (Practical) History of Japan The anguish of Tokugawa Tadanaga's older brother Iemitsu and the tragedy of the Shogunate family

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Japanese History
History and Culture Library 527 / He was a younger brother of Iemitsu, the third Shogun of the Edo bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) and was called Suruga Dainagon (chief councilor of state). Why was he forced to commit suicide despite the fact that he was a Renshi of the Shogun family? He described his childhood when he was brought up to the same level as his older brother without being able to determine the position of Yotsugi, the period when he was the lord of the Sunpu clan with whom the honeymoon relationship between the brothers was maintained, and his entire life from rangyo (disorderly conduct) to Kaieki (forfeit rank of samurai and properties) and suicide. He drew close to the truth of the incident of Renshi's suicide and put it in the political Tokugawa Tadanaga