A Letter to an Emperor

Letter to the Emperor The source of this document basically shows how Americans came to Japan and opened their countries and carried out "gunboat diplomacy" in Japan to abandon their closed policy . The writer pointed out that the return of the United States to the motherland was a result of "terror of civil war" and many other domestic problems, such as buying native American lands in the north and trading with western countries like the UK I wrote that it was done. It was deleted from the land. According to the United States, the term "obvious fate" in the 1940s represents America's desire to help countries in other parts of the world realize the maximum possibilities for modernization and self-development I will.

From Mutsu from Iwakura's mission in 1871 From Letter to President Ulysses Grant: Greetings to the President of the United States, our best friends, and loyal friends, such as the light of the Emperor of Nikko: Chairman: We joined the sacred throne that our fathers had dominated from ancient times, so we did not send embassies to the courts and governments of friendly countries. We should be fully committed to the US government and other governments to elect a reliable and respectable minister, Tomoshi Iwakura, the next prime minister (Udaingin) as a special ambassador and enlighten our friendly friendship is. Peace relations among countries are placed on a stronger and wider foundation

Fortunately, Prime Minister Qin Emperor Lee Si persuaded the Emperor to dismiss him with a 42 letter letter. This letter convinced the emperor in a sincere and eloquent manner that the interests of having a pluralist society far outweigh the benefits of having a safe society. This letter is basically like this. I heard that you are evacuating foreigners, I think this is a wrong move. Your father gave 5 foreign positions to five top positions from five different countries. They are not born in our country, but your father respects them and gives them powerful power. As a result, they helped your father conquer countless nations. They were not born in our country, but they dedicated their lives to building the country you see today. In addition, our four most successful reforms have made our country the most powerful country These four are ideas from four foreigners from other countries.