日本 江户时代  (June 29, 1596 AD～September 11, 1680 AD)

政仁
Tomb：	月轮陵
Start End Reign 1611 AD 1629 AD 庆长 December 16, 1596 AD September 5, 1615 AD 元和 September 5, 1615 AD April 17, 1624 AD 

　　Wide Wing four years (1627), the incident occurred purple, the court order to finance, without prior discussion with the shogunate, and the wonderful heart to allow Dade Temple Temple dozens of people wearing purple monk. But the monks of the various development shogunate born testimonies, Kyoto temple and the wonderful heart Dade Temple of purple a royal invalid. Let the court lose face; Wide Wing six years (in 1629), General Tokugawa Iemitsu wet nurse actually sent his bureau to meet with Emperor spring, because spring Council has no official no place to meet with the Emperor (Spring Board Yoshie towards Tinggong Qing, Wu played three West real peculiar article, and Spring Board father was Akechi Mitsuhide's men Saito Toshimitsu, the former husband is a rice Ye Zhengcheng name), was considered a great insult to the emperor, that the authority of the Bakufu did not put his in the eyes.
　　Last Emperor, after the water and the song and Buddhism are also committed. Died in 1680, buried in tomb on wheels.
　　* In the Palace: Tokugawa and son (East ifm House) (1607 ~ 1678)
　　o Second Prince: Ren-Prince (1626 ~ 1628)
　　o Sixth Imperial Daughter: He Zi Princess (1632 ~ 1696)
　　o Fourth Prince: Shao Yan Prince (later Emperor Light) (in 1633 ~ 1654)
　　o 11th Imperial Daughter: Queen of cases of Cheng (1639 ~ 1678)
　　o The first Prince: Kamonomiya (1618 ~ 1622)
　　o Fifth Imperial Daughter: Li-chang, the Queen (1631 ~ 1656)
　　o Eighth Prince: Liang Ren Prince (later Emperor West) (1637 ~ 1685)
　　o 14th Imperial Daughter: Richard Chung Queen (1641 ~ 1689)
　　* Dian Shi: Garden State child (new generalized gate house) (1624 ~ 1677)
　　o 14th Prince: Prince of True King Law (1649 ~ 1706)
　　o 17th Imperial Daughter: forever in the Queen (1657 ~ 1686)
　　o 18th Prince: Prince Sheng Yin Law (1651 ~ 1680)
　　o imperial IX: New Palace (1635 ~ 1637)
　　* Qing-long
　　Reign:
　　Capital of Kyoto
　　After his father as Emperor Yang