  was a  after genkÅ and before karyaku. this period spanned the years from december 1324 to april 1326.nussbaum, louis-frÃ©dÃ©ric. (2005). "shÅchÅ«" in ; n.b., louis-frÃ©dÃ©ric is pseudonym of louis-frÃ©dÃ©ric nussbaum, see deutsche nationalbibliothek authority file. the reigning emperor was .titsingh, isaac. (1834). annales des empereurs du japon, pp. 278-281; varley, h. paul. (1980). jinnÅ shÅtÅki. pp. 239-241. ==change of era== * 1324 : the new era name was created to mark an event or series of events. the previous era ended and the new one commenced in genkÅ 4. ==events of the shÅchÅ« era== * 1324 (shÅchÅ« 1, 1st month): the nadaijin saionji kinsighe died at age 41.titsingh, p. 283. * 1324 (shÅchÅ« 1, 3rd month): the emperor visited the iwashimizu shrine. * 1324 (shÅchÅ« 1, 3rd month): the emperor visited the kamo shrines. * 1324 (shÅchÅ« 1, 5th month): konoe iehira died. he had been kampaku during the reign of emperor hanazono.titsingh, p. 284. * 1324 (shÅchÅ« 1, 6th month): the former-emperor go-uda died at age 58. * 1325 (shÅchÅ« 2, 6th month): the former-shogun, prince koreyasu, died at age 62. * 1325 (shÅchÅ« 2, 12th month): the former-kampaku, ichijÅ uchitsune, died at age 36. * 1326 (shÅchÅ« 3): go-diago's favorite, empress kishi, appeared to be pregnant, and the eager father-to-be visited her quarters daily; but this hope turned to regret when it turned out to be a false pregnancy.perkins, george. (1998). the clear mirror: a chronicle of the japanese court during the kamakura period (1185-1333), pp. 183-184. ==notes==  ==references== * nussbaum, louis-frÃ©dÃ©ric and kÃ¤the roth. (2005). japan encyclopedia. cambridge: harvard university press. 10-isbn 0-674-01753-6; 13-isbn 978-0-674-01753-5; oclc 58053128 * titsingh, isaac. (1834). nihon odai ichiran; ou, annales des empereurs du japon. paris: royal asiatic society, oriental translation fund of great britain and ireland. oclc 5850691 * varley, h. paul. (1980). a chronicle of g
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