Although the Japanese media described Abe as a new record after the constitution of Japan, and made a statement of the number of days of prime ministers, Japan's cabinet prime minister did not appear after the constitution of Japan. The first constitution of Japan is the political will and product of the first cabinet prime minister. From the day of December 22, 1885, the highest official under the Emperor of Japan was no longer the minister of the government of the public, the minister of the government, and was not the general general of the Wu family, but rather the``Prime Minister of Cabinet'' . After the Ming Dynasty, the``Tai-government official system'' from the Tang Dynasty changed, but. At the initiative of Ito and others, the emperor was finally willing to change the "too political official system" into the same "cabinet system" as the "civilized countries" in the 18 years of Meiji, about five years before Japan became constitutional.
Japanese Cabinet Prime Minister: Shinzo Abe became Japan's longest-serving cabinet minister as prime minister on a record-breaking 2887 (combined of two times in power).
In the 134 years since the implementation of the cabinet system in Japan, a total of 62 cabinet prime ministers have appeared in Japan, until November 20, 2019, the former prime minister, who has been in office for the first time, finally gave way to Xian. Shinzo Abe, the current prime minister, made it the longest-serving cabinet prime minister in Japan on 2887.
As far as the modern cabinet system is concerned, it is political common sense for the majority leader of Congress to take over the power to form a cabinet and to hold the post of prime minister. It was true that Japan had begun to hold elections for members of the House of Representatives, but the Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire did not specify at all how the prime minister and other ministers would come into being. From Meiji to the early years of Zhaohe, the actual mode of operation was recommended by the elders who dominated by the Sadang vassal valve and appointed by the emperor. At that time, the legitimacy of the Japanese cabinet had nothing to do with public opinion. The minister could only be said to be the political will of the elders, or the auxiliary pil of the emperor's administration. Because of this, it is only for a long time that several vassal elders and Chinese, who take turns holding the position of prime minister, can hold the position of prime minister for a long time. In power.
Although Abe calls himself "9 battles and 9 victories," Japan often calls Abe's dominant phenomenon "Abe one strong." But he seems to have no intention of revising the LDP constitution to lift the seal that the leader can only be re-elected. It also means that after his term as president expires in September 2021, Shinzo Abe will have to step down as prime minister and switch to the next LDP leader as prime minister. Many Japanese media have begun to speculate about what Mr Abe wants to achieve for the rest of his term.
On record-breaking day for Abe, many Japanese media listed the top few days in office. In addition to Shinzo Abe (2887), the prime ministers who have served for more than 2000 days include Taro Gui (2886), Rong zuo Sato (2798), Ito (2720) and Yoshida Yoshida (2616). At the beginning of this century, he served as prime minister for five years in a row, leading the coquettish Junichiro Koizumi, who was still on the list because he was in office for only 1980.
2000 days seem like a long time, in fact, more than five years of less than two terms of office. If the scope is relaxed to 1000 days in office, only 15 of the 62 prime ministers will reach the standard, indicating the speed at which Japan will change its prime minister. If you look closer and look only at the political situation in Japan after Abe first came to power, he changed six prime ministers in six years (and finally returned to Abe), which partly explains why Japanese voters yearn for a stable political situation, and the failed Democratic Party has failed to recover, and the Liberal Democratic Party, which has recaptured power, has been unable to find a decent opponent in nearly seven years.
Looking back more than 130 years ago, Japan was ruled by Emperor Meiji and a group of old and new political forces. Although Japan, which wants to "leave Asia and join Europe" and compete with the Western powers, regards the constitutional system as a necessary condition for "rich countries and strong soldiers ", the Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire does not come to protect the rights of the people and restrict Wang Quan, let alone the contract between the parliament and the king. The Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire is an "imperial constitution ", which does not concern the" general will of the people ", nor the "constitutional amendment ", including the Imperial Council, and the ministers of the Cabinet, are all set up for the purpose of counsellor to the Emperor Bute. So the cabinet prime minister is not right about the voters. Instead, he is responsible to the emperor. The political power shown by Emperor Meiji in the Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire is not just comparable to that of Emperor Deren, who is only a symbol of Japan's state and nation.
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