Princess Mako Rejecting royal family, status and wealth, Japanese queen marries' common man'
Princess Mako of Japan has lost her royal status and married her cherished and former classmate Komoro.
Under Japanese law, if a womanish member of the royal family decides to marry a' common man', she has to relinquish her royal status.
This law applies only to the women of the royal family, the men of the royal family are pure from it.
After the marriage, Princess Mako also refused to accept the خاندان1.3 million she
entered from the royal family. According to Japanese royal tradition, when a womanish member of the royal family leaves the palace after marriage, she's paid 131.3 million.
n this way, she came the first woman in the Japanese royal family to reject both royal status and marriage wealth.
The couple's transportation is getting a lot of content in the original media.
Their marriage is being compared to the story of British Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The two are now called"Japan's Harry and Meghan."
Like Meghan, Comoro has been under strict surveillance because of her love for Princess Mako.
Her new hair style proves that she isn't fit to marry Princess Mako. Some Japanese citizens also protested against the marriage on Tuesday.
Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Princess Mako apologized to all those who are angry over their marriage.
"I apologize for the vexation this may have caused you. I'm also thankful to those who supported me throughout this process,"he said.
After bowing to her parents and bowing down several times, Princess Mako left her Tokyo hearthstone for her marriage on.
Tuesday at about teno'clock. According to the original review Koyodo, Princess Mako hugged her youngish family before leaving the house.
The couple is anticipated to hold a news conference on Thursday to bandy their marriage and future plans.
At the conference, Princess Mako and Kaye Comoro will answer five written questions formerly submitted.
According to Japan's Imperial Household Agency (IHA), goddesses are in a state of extreme anxiety when answering verbal questions.
In the history, Princess Mako's relationship with Kaye Comoro has been the subject of contestation.
Princess Mako and Kaye Comoro first met in 2012 at the International Christian University in Tokyo.
They got engaged in 2017 and were set to get married the ensuing time.
Still, rumors have been circulating that Komoro's mama is facing fiscal difficulties after she reportedly espoused some plutocrat from herex-fiance, which she was unfit to repay.
The palace rejected the detention because of this, while Japan's Crown Prince Fumihito said it was better to resolve fiscal issues before the queen's marriage.