Jūkei

Jūkei [優缶; じゅうけい] was the capital city of Kanton from 1373 until 1876. It was known by a number of names, such as Jūmon, Saimon, Saikeimon, Jūsai, Anmei, and sometimes Meimon during the late 1300s. Located in modern-day Kaichi Prefecture, Jūkei had its own separate area during its existence, named Yura Province. Although it was no longer the capital from 1876 onwards, Jūkei remained an important city both prefecturally and on a national level. It was renamed to Yurami in 1880.
Jūkei was known for being the city of the Imperial court and palace, the home of the Emperor, and much like its predecessor Meimon it was also the centre of fine arts and high culture. The Jūkei court (often known as Anmei meaning 'golden pasture') was considered the best place for writers, poets, artists, lyricists, and performers of skill to hone their craft.