Nadeshiko Dynasty

The Nadeshiko Dynasty (撫子王朝/Nadeshiko Ocho) is a line of Genjin rulers who have reigned over Fuso and the Empire of Yamatai under the title of Tenno (天皇). The Nadeshiko dynasty is one continuous line that stretches back almost three millenniums with occasional interregnums but no attempts to overthrow the dynasty. 
The dynasty's legitimacy is based on the imperial family's alleged descent from two deities: Akegata-himekami of the Tennyo, eldest granddaughter of Zenno & Iroke via their younger daughter, Himiko Joo; and her husband, Hisui Moju, the Jade Dragon of the Dairyu. Excluding some power struggles within the imperial family itself, this claim has never been challenged as a matter of course, and thus has kept the dynasty from being overthrown or otherwise replaced.
The Nadeshiko dynasty has ruled for nearly three millenniums, both before and since the founding of the Yamato Empire. The authority of the tenno has waxed and waned with the times and varying circumstances, twice in the dynasty's history being marginalized and holding little actual power. The early tenno of the Nadeshiko dynasty claimed to hold sovereignty and spiritual authority over all of Fuso; the former claim has never been challenged at any point since the dynasty's founding, though in practice only held sovereign authority in what was then the Kingdom of Nadeshiko, and their rule over the rest of Fuso was nominal at best. Regional rules across the islands pledged fealty to him as a matter of spiritual accord, but for the most part ignored the tenno's authority. Over the centuries the tenno's political power waxed and waned as the political climate changed constantly. Midway through the Ni-Hyakunen Senso, the tenno gained real power for the first time under the leadership of Shintoki-tenno, who began the unification Fuso under one banner for the first time in history. 
For the last seven hundred years, save for a three hundred year period under the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), the authority of the tenno has been near-absolute within the Empire of Yamatai and its extracontinental holdings in Marlakcor and Maritymir, while the two remaining sovereign states of Fuso – Mizuho and Hinomoto – remain outside the tenno's authority.
==List of Tenno==
Names 	Names 	Names 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
Personal 	Personal 	Posthumous 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers=== 	
===Early Rulers===
Mikado Keikenna-no-Totoi Taiso神門敬虔なの尊い太祖 	Mikado Keikenna-no-Totoi Taiso神門敬虔なの尊い太祖 	Ganzo-tenno元祖天皇 	26ZN – 37TR 	63yrs 	0 – 37TR 	37yrs
The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar. 	The first tenno of Fuso and founder of the entire imperial line and the old Nadeshiko Kingdom. The beginning of his reign is also the basis of the Teikoku calendar.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Mikado Keikenna-no-Tetsubun Kyodo神門敬虔なの鉄分強度 	Mikado Keikenna-no-Tetsubun Kyodo神門敬虔なの鉄分強度 	Kyudai-tenno旧題天皇 	16 – 78TR 	62yrs 	37 – 78TR 	41yrs
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Mikado Keikenna-no-Migoto Kumo神門敬虔なの見事雲 	Mikado Keikenna-no-Migoto Kumo神門敬虔なの見事雲 	Uruoi-tenno潤い天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	125 – […]TR 	
The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR. 	The Teikoku calendar was adopted during his reign; 133TR.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Mikado Keikenna-no-Mankai Sakura神門敬虔なの満開桜 	Mikado Keikenna-no-Mankai Sakura神門敬虔なの満開桜 	Kakyo-tenno科挙天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler. 	The fifth tenno of Fuso and the first female ruler.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period=== 	
===Fourteen Kingdoms Period===
Names 	Names 	Names 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
Personal 	Royal 	Posthumus 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
Yu Inage湯稲毛 	 	Kazarashi-tenno風嵐天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family. 	Introduced the practice of royal style names for direct members of the imperial family.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Arihisa Minoko有久美濃子 	 	 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
A female tenno. 	A female tenno. 	A female tenno. 	A female tenno. 	A female tenno. 	A female tenno. 	A female tenno.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Hari Kurogane玻璃黒金 	 	Byosaki-tenno秒先天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno. 	The imperial line of Yamatai beginning with Shintoki-tenno is descended from Byosaki-tenno.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Akairo Hayashi赤色林 	 	Mokuso-tenno木造天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso. 	Great-grandson of Byosaki-tenno. His assassination in a power struggle and the outrage that followed was the catalyst that sparked the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai=== 	
===Gunbatsu Jidai===
Minarai Yoji見習幼児 	 	Jikken-tenno実験天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Saigo Eiyu最後英雄 	 	Sakugen-daijo-tenno昨源太上天皇 	1994 – 2066TR 	72yrs 	2012 – 2022TR 	10yrs
His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.	His abdication to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire ended the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and began the Gappei Jidai.
After his abdication he adopted the name Keiken Saigo (敬虔最後). His progeny and most of his nearest relatives followed suit and adopted the Keiken name, establishing the Keiken clan. Out of respect for him, Shintoki-tenno granted him the title of "Daijo-tenno," the title reserved for retired emperors, and was referred to by it for the remainder of his life.
For the rest of his life, Sakugen-daijo-tenno dedicated himself to serving the new Yamato Empire.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai === 	
===Empire of Yamatai ===
The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai. 	The era of the tenno of the Empire of Yamatai began with the abdication of Sakugen-tenno to Shintoki-tenno and the founding of the Yamato Empire, ending the Gunbatsu Jidai of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso and beginning the Gappei Jidai.
Names 	Names 	Names 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
Personal 	Royal 	Posthumus 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Reign 	Reign
Yoshishige至鎮 	n/a 	Shintoki-tenno新時天皇 	1997 – 2072TR 	75yrs 	2022 – 2072TR 	50yrs
Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.	Scion of the Nadeshiko dynasty descendant of Byosaki-tenno. Creator of Seishitsu.
First tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch and progenitor of the current imperial line of the Nadeshiko dynasty. His ascension as tenno began the Gappei Jidai period of the Ni-Hyakunen Senso.
When Sakugen-daijo-tenno abdicated to him, Shintoki-tenno continued the custom of the imperial family having no surname when he dropped his and ceded the title of daimyo of the Oda clan to a relative of the parent line.
The second decade of his reign and campaigns saw the invasion of northeastern Fuso – which Shintoki-tenno and his armies had not yet touched – by the Arslan-ruled Gergazartan Khaganate/Lin dynasty in 2032TR (4170ᴛᴊʜ). With local forces unable to effectively stand up to the Arslan hordes, a council of the local daimyo sent him a plea for help. Shintoki-tenno didn't hesitate and redirected his armies to face the Arslan, temporarily abandoning a central Fuso campaign under a truce with the local daimyo.
Shintoki-tenno's forces brought the Arslan Invasion to a standstill for two years, culminating in the Siege of Hansei (繁星の包囲) in 2035TR (4173TJH), where Shintoki-tenno himself slew Khundet Khagan (), the Arslan ruler of the time, in a duel. The sudden loss of their leader threw the Arslan into disarray, resulting the first real victory for the Yamato and local forces against the Arslan forces. Within a year of the battle the Arslan were completely expelled from Fuso. In gratitude for answering their call for help, all of the regions and people effected by the Arslan Invasion willingly submitted to the Yamato Empire.
Years after, Shintoki-tenno's reign came to a tragic end when he was killed in battle by a stray arrow during the Siege of Umadake. Shintoki-tenno died in the arms of Zenra Tofu (全裸桃風), his sister-in-law via his wife, his most loyal retainer, and the abjaksan of Marlakcor of the time.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Akishige秋鎮 	 	Awamori-tenno粟森天皇 	2055 – 2077TR 	22yrs 	2072 – 2077TR 	5yrs
Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two. 	Grandson of Shintoki-tenno. Succeeded his grandfather at the age of seventeen, as his father died the same day as Shintoki-tenno.
Died childless at the age of twenty-two.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Chikayoshi近説 	 	Fukurai-tenno福來天皇 	2067 – 2114TR 	47yrs 	2077 – 2114TR 	37yrs
Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.	Nephew of Awamori-tenno via his sister. Although most of the major fighting of the Gappei Jidai ended in 2080TR, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso continued until 2123TR, in the form of local rebellions, a period termed the Ibu Jidai (慰撫時代), nine years after his death.
Fukurai-tenno hid Seishitsu away until it came into the possession of Nadeshiko Suguha.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Chikayoko地価横 	 	Toki-tenno冬季天皇 	2090 – 2146TR 	56yrs 	2114 – 2146TR 	32yrs
Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.	Daughter of Fukurai-tenno. Not the first female tenno, but the first female ruler of Yamatai. In 2123TR, nine years after the death of her father, the Ni Hyakunen-Senso finally ended.
In 2120TR, roughly three years into her reign, the national anthem of Yamatai, Yamatai ni Chikara, was adopted by her decree.
Near the end of her reign, in 2145TR, she gave the go-ahead for an attempted establishment of a western overseas colony on the end of the then-unoccupied end of the Vieillesse Peninsula in northeastern Aquilonis.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Machinami街並み 	 	Bunmei-tenno文明天皇 	2109 – 2154TR 	45yrs 	2146 – 2154TR 	8yrs
Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. 	Son of Toki-tenno. His reign, while relatively brief, saw the full establishment of the Yamato colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Wakatake若武 	 	Kenshi-tenno剣師天皇 	2132 – 2179TR 	47yrs 	2154 – 2179TR 	25yrs
Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.	Son of Bunmei-tenno. Famed for being the best swordsman of his time, fame he earned when he personally led the imperial army to put down the Misono Rebellion (御園反乱/Misono Hanran) at the beginning of his reign.
In 2162TR, the Kingdom of Soleil attacked his empire's colony on the Vieillesse Peninsula. Kenshi-tenno sent an army to defend it and a six-year war ensued. Regretfully, the cost of the Soleillien–Yamato War, in part caused by the distance of the colony from Yamatai, forced the tenno to give up the colony to the Aquiline kingdom as part of the peace treaty in 2168TR.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Katamaru固まる 	 	Kagemitsu-tenno景光天皇 	2154 – 2197TR 	43yrs 	2179 – 2197TR 	18yrs
Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.	Son of Kenshi-tenno. During his reign the succession was unclear due to no one being sure which of his twin sons, Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), was born first. For years both his sons amassed followers of every walk of life in Yamatai. After passing away of illness, his sons became locked in civil war before the Lin Invasion of Yamatai forced them to stop. 
During both wars the throne remained vacant until, after the Invasion was defeated with the aid of Soleil, both brothers ultimately decided not abandon the throne to their younger sister, Mikiko.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Mikikoみきこ 	Shiwase幸せ 	Orihime-tenno織姫天皇 	2195 – 2260TR 	65yrs 	2212 – 2260TR 	48yrs
A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.	A female ruler. Daughter of Kagemitsu-tenno, born as Shiwase-no-miya Mikiko Kojo (幸せの宮みきこ皇女). Known as Shiwase-tenno (幸せ天皇) while reigning, Orihime-tenno was enthroned following the Lin Invasion of Yamatai, yet was not originally intended to succeed the throne.
Before the Second Arslan invasion, her elder brothers, twins Bakufu-no-miya Mitsufumi Koshi (瀑布の宮光史皇子) & Niji-no-miya Akikage Koshi (虹の宮秋影皇子), were fighting a civil war for succession, recalled in history as the Futago no Nairan (双子の内乱/Civil War of the Twins), a war that was interrupted by the invasion of Yamatai by the Lin dynasty of Tianchao.
After the final defeat of the invasion, and the establishment of the new alliance between Soleil and Yamatai, her elder brothers buried their old rivalry and passed the throne to her rather than fight over it again. And so, Mikiko, at the age of seventeen, became the new ruler of Yamatai after a fifteen-year interregnum and was left to rule an empire trying to rebuild from both a civil war and an extracontinental invasion.
Because Orihime-tenno never envisioned herself ruling Yamatai, she didn't know how. And so, she relied on the words of advisors, particularly the shogun, to get things done. Unfortunately her eagerness for advice inadvertently caused her let herself be manipulated by her advisors, namely the shogun. Her relatively ineffectual reign from hanging on to voices from behind the throne resulted in the curtailment of imperial authority.
By the time she died and her son took over the damage had been done, beginning a long period where the tenno, while still the de jure ruler of Yamatai, was largely marginalized and their power curtailed in favor of the Goku Shogunate (業苦幕府/Goku Bakufu), similarly to how it was before the Gunbatsu Jidai. For three hundred years the power of the tenno was ceremonial at best and the shogun of the Goku clan were the de facto rulers of Yamatai. This remained Yamtai's form of governance for three centuries until a civil war, the early part of the period known as the Orio Fukkatsu (折尾復活/Orio Restoration), brought power back to the imperial family.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Akizumi秋済み 	 	Onshitsu-tenno温室天皇 	2221 – 2280TR 	59yrs 	2260 – 2280TR 	20yrs
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Senzai前栽 	 	Natsumori-tenno夏森天皇 	2218 – 2298TR 	80yrs 	2280 – 2298TR 	18yrs
Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).	Natsumori-tenno was the older brother of Onshitsu-tenno, but was initially passed over due to being the son of a mekake (妾/concubine). Came into the throne as the only valid heir upon the unexplained death of his younger brother.
During his reign, the Goku Shogunate initiated the Yamato Invasions of Marlakcor (2293 – 2395TR/4431 – 4533TJH/4010 – 4112PGZ).
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Heihachiro平八郎 	 	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno春冬太上天皇 	2236 – 2311TR 	75yrs 	2298 – 2305TR 	7yrs
Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.	Harufuyu-daijo-tenno had a short but uneventful reign, aside for the ongoing wars in Marlakcor and the official establishment of the Ten'nen Ketto National Championship of Yamatai.
He abdicated after only seven years on the throne due to health concerns. Failing to have any offspring of his own, the throne passed to Kingin-tenno, his great-grandnephew descended from his elder half-sister.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Kazuhito数人 	 	Kingin-tenno金銀天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	2305 – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Kimiji君じ 	 	Suzuka-tenno涼風天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Mitsuyasu光泰 	 	Suisho-tenno水晶天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Yukinaga行永 	 	Kannyu-tenno神入天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	Morikei-tenno森景天皇 	 	 	[…] – 2511TR 	
Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless. 	Last ruler of Yamatai before the Orio Fukkatsu. Died childless.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Empire of Yamatai (restored)=== 	
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===Empire of Yamatai (restored)=== 	
===Empire of Yamatai (restored)=== 	
===Empire of Yamatai (restored)=== 	
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===Empire of Yamatai (restored)===
Keikoけいこ 	Shirayuki白雪 	Orio-tenno折尾天皇 	2491 – […]TR 	 	2511 – […]TR 	
A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu). 	A female ruler and niece of Morikei-tenno. Referred to as Shirayuki-tenno (白雪天皇) during her reign. Her reign saw the end of the Goku Shogunate and the restoration of the imperial family's power through the Fukko War as part of the movement known by modern scholars as the Orio Restoration (折尾復活/Orio Fukkatsu).
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Mitsuhide光秀 	 	Odayaka-tenno穏やか天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – 2605TR 	
Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion. 	Last tenno of the Oda clan cadet branch. He was assassinated by Akechi Go (明智江), daimyo of the Akechi clan and a descendant of Orihime-tenno, in a vain attempt to become tenno himself, igniting the Akechi Rebellion.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Nobunaga信長 	n/a 	Funiki-tenno新時天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	2608 – […]TR 	
Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.	Great-grandson of Suisho-tenno via his youngest daughter, Mutsumi Kojo (六ツ美).
Born Toyotomi Nobunaga, he was the first tenno of the Toyotomi clan cadet branch, also descended from the Oda cadet branch, and progenitor of the current imperial family of the Nadeshiko dynasty.
He was a great-grandson of Orio-tenno via her daughter Karako-no-miya Mutsumi Kojo (唐子の宮むつみ皇女), who became Toyotomi Mutsumi (豊臣むつみ) when she married out of the imperial clan and into a lesser branch of the Toyotomi clan.
Nobunaga was a retainer of the assassinated tenno, Odayaka-tenno (穏やか天皇). Nobunaga avenged Odayaka-tenno in the resulting civil war, the Akechi Rebellion, later becoming tenno when the heirs of Odayaka-tenno renounced the imperial title in favor of Nobunaga.
Dropped his surname and continued the tradition of no surnames in the imperial family.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Akimikan秋蜜柑 	 	Go-Kazarashi-tenno後風嵐天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler. 	A female ruler.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	Yukyu-tenno油球天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	Shirakawa-tenno白河天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Daikichi大吉 	 	Ashikaga-tenno足利天皇 	[…] – […]TR 	 	[…] – […]TR 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Tazuko多津子 	 	Suika-tenno西瓜天皇 	[…] – 2781TR 	 	[…] – 2781TR 	
Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno. 	Mother of Gyoshi-tenno and the last-reinging female tenno.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Fusazane房実 	 	Gyoshi-tenno魚翅天皇 	[…] – 2807TR 	 	2781 – 2807TR 	26yrs
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Tatsuhiko竜彦 	Unabara海原 	Nintoku-tenno仁徳天皇 	2780 – 2824TR 	44yrs 	2807 – 2824TR 	17yrs
Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War. 	Eldest son of Gyoshi-tenno.
Born Unabara-no-miya Tatsuhiko Kotaishi (海原の宮竜彦皇太子/Tatsuhiko, Crown Prince Unabara), reigned as Unabara-tenno (海原天皇).
Father of Nadeshiko Suguha, an Abjaksan of Marlakcor.
Killed in battle in the Siege of Côte-Neigeuse during the Great Northern Aquilonis War.
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Hidehiko秀彦 	Raizo来ぞ 	n/a 	2803TR – Still living 	 	2824TR – Incum 	
Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇). 	Eldest son of Nintoku-tenno, and elder brother of Nadeshiko Suguha. Born as Raizo-no-miya Hidehiko Kotaishi (来ぞの宮秀彦皇太子/Hidehiko, Crown Prince Raizo), current-reigning tenno of Yamatai as Raizo-tenno (来ぞ天皇).
 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Notes & Trivia==
*The years use the years of the Teikoku calendar. There's a 1717-year difference between the Teikoku calendar and the Solramese calendar. To get the equivalent year on the Solramese calendar, add 1717 to the year.
*Tenno whose reigns ended before they died abdicated and retired. Such tenno are titled Daijo-tenno (太上天皇/Emperor Emeritus).
* During their reign, tenno are referred to by the public by their royal name and by a posthumous name after death. It is a cultural taboo to refer to the tenno by his given name – even high-ranking members of the government are bound to it – and the same holds true for any member of the imperial family. Only members of the imperial family address each other by their given names; aside from them, only those close to the imperial family, such as personal friends, are permitted to address members of the imperial family by their given names, but they are still prohibited from using them in public.
*Tenno who were given the same posthumous name as are prefixed in a few ways:
** The first Tenno after is prefixed "Go- (後/later/II)."
**Tenno further after are given numeral words: "San- (三/III)," "Shi- (四/IV)," etc.
*Women are normally forbidden from inheriting the throne. The only way a princess can inherit the throne is if they are either the sole heir, if they prove themselves worthy of it, or the original heir apparent abdicates their position to her.
*Mikado Keikenna (神門敬虔な) is a title that was part of the personal names of tenno before Shintoki-tenno to denote their descent from Zenno and Iroke, but they otherwise had no surname. They were addressed by it by the court both before and during their reigns. This title dropped out of use long before the Fourteen Kingdoms period. It was shortened to Keiken (敬虔) as the surname of the clan that no longer held the throne.
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