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Japan’s Emperor Meiji was succeeded by Emperor Taisho, who had cerebral meningitis in infancy and was in poor health for much of his life. Emperor Taisho played a limited role in public life, leaving his son Hirohito to serve as regent starting at age 20.

Would a healthier Emperor Taisho have exercised more authority and tamped down the conflict between the army and the navy that supercharged Japanese militarism in the 1920s and 1930s?

I’m interested in attending the Brøndby IF home match on May 10, but it looks like presale tickets are reserved for people who have bought tickets before. Do they usually reserve some tickets for same-day sales at the stadium?