Jotei: Kasuga no tsubone (1990)

The famous Battle of Guan Yuan established the victory of the shogunate of the Tokugawa family for more than 200 years. In order to let her husband Masahara Inaba (Dajiro Harada) get a position, the daughter of the rebellious minister, Ah Fu (ten Zhu Xingdai), personally visits Fuji City and is forced to commit himself to the lecherous Tokugawa Jiakang (Fusaburo Ruoyama). The following year, Ah Fu gave birth to a son, but his relationship with her husband was irreparable. Happens to be the son of Jiakang Xiuzhong (Jintian Yoshiichi), the main room of Ajiang (Yoshikawa Shihezi) is about to give birth, Ah Fu rushed to Edo with the child to apply for a nurse. She conceived in October and gave birth once, but A Jiang finally gave birth to a dead baby. In order not to cause unrest in the harem, Da Nian sent Grandma (grass flute photon) secretly swapped Ah Fu's child with the dead baby, and named it Zhu Qiandai. In the twinkling of an eye, as time flies, Bamboo Chiyo gradually grew up, and A Jiang once again gave birth to a healthy boy, Guosong. The dispute over the general's heir has drawn everyone into this huge whirlpool. This film is based on the original work of Hiroji Takada.