High Priest Henjo

Yoshimine no Munesada (良岑宗貞), better known as High Priest Henjo (僧正遍昭 Sōjō Henjō, 816 – February 12, 890), was an early Heian period poet,included in Tsurayuki's Rokkasen and in Kinto's Sanjurokkasen. He also a courtier in the Emperor's service, later be come a monk because of the death of Emperor Ninmyo. 
One of his poem was included as No.12 in Fujiwara no Teika's Hyakunin Isshu.
== Appearance ==
As Munesada, he appears to have black eyes and brown hair that reaches his ears, styled in a normal topknot. He is often seen wearing a traditional clothing similar to a sokutai.
As Henjo, he appears as a monk with the same black eyes, wearing normal attire of a monk.
== Personality ==
As Munesada, he appears straightforward, diligent and resilient, and also an elder brother figure for Ono no Komachi.
== Relatives ==
* Munesada and Ono no Komachi were childhood friends, and they're even sworn to be brother and sister. He once try to win her heart but unsuccessful.
* He was the father of Yoshimine no Harutoshi - better known as Priest Sosei, the author of the poem No.21 in Hyakunin Isshu. Coincidentally, both are named in Kinto's Sanjurokkasen.
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