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Who is the strongest Yokozuna in Japanese history?
According to its heyday, Chaoqinglong should be the strongest Yokozuna in the past. However, the man's biggest problem is his bad manners. It stands to reason that Lux can't celebrate excessively on the court. He was also scolded by the Japanese sumo community for being impolite for a long time and retired early for similar reasons. This is one of the reasons why his record was not as good as that of Bai Peng.

According to the records, it should be Bai Peng, and Bai Peng is the most dominant Yokozuna in all previous dynasties. He and Chao Qinglong can be said to have monopolized Japanese sumo for nearly 20 years. After them, Mongols became one of the strongest forces in Japanese sumo. After that, Davaanyamyn Byambadorj and Long Lissaburo, two Yokozuna were also Mongols. Yokozuna was monopolized by Mongols for more than ten years, and it was rare until the 72nd Yokozuna.