Qi Yun listened quietly as De Gaulle finished narrating the situation of the Hatoyama Clan, unexpectedly finding that the internal dynamics of this family were quite complicated.
Back in the Meiji era, the first-generation leader of their clan, Hatoyama Hei, stepped onto the political stage.
At that time, this man held the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives, and during the Nagasaki Incident in 1886, Hatoyama Hei provided significant support to the Qing government, helping it secure compensation payments.
Later, his son Hatoyama Ichirō achieved even greater success, directly taking the position of Prime Minister.
Like his father, Hatoyama Ichirō also opposed war and advocated for peaceful coexistence with Huaxia, having publicly expressed dissatisfaction with the cabinet's aggressive actions on multiple occasions.
During that special period, not a single member of the Hatoyama Clan participated in the war.
