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Emperor Go-Komatsu

Emperor Go-Komatsu, also known as Emperor Go-Koko or Motohito, was the one-hundredth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 1 August 1377 to Emperor Go-En'yu and Tsuyomonin no Itsuko. He obtained power on the 19 November 1392, following the abdication of his father. He is most famous for being the sixth and final Emperor of the Northern court, as he reunited the two together in 1392, once and for all ending the Nanboku-cho period. His reign lasted twenty years when he was abdicated on the 5 October 1412. He unfortunately passed on the 1 December 1433.

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* Emperor Shoko

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Emperor Annei

Emperor Annei, also known as Shikitsuhiko Tamademi no Mikoto, was the third Emperor of Japan, being born in 567 BCE to Emperor Suizei and Isuzuyori-hime. The Nihon Shoki states that he became heir to the throne in 549 BCE following his father’s death. Unfortunately, historical records of Annei are almost non-existent, as a result meaning that we do not know much about him, nor can we confirm his existence. However, it is heavily speculated that he passed away in 511 BCE at fifty-six years old.

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* Emperor Itoku

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Empress Gensho

Empress Gensho, also known as Hidaka, Niinomi or Yamatoneko Takamizu Kiyotarashi Hime no Sumera Mikoto, was the forty-fourth Monarch of Japan, being born some time in 680 to Empress Genmei and Prince Kusakabe. Gensho's reign began on the 3 October 715 and proceeded for another nine years, until the 3 March 724, when she abdicated in favour of her grandson, Emperor Shomu. The retired Empress then went on to live for a total of twenty-five more years, until her death on the 22 May 748 at the age of around sixty-seven.

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* Emperor Shomu

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Emperor Seimu

Emperor Seimu, also known as Waka Tarashihiko no Mikoto, was the thirteenth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 84 CE to Emperor Keiko. As he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he rose to power some time in 131, following the death of his father. Seimu's reign lasted for a total of sixty years, only coming to an end in 190, following his death at the old age of one-hundred and nine.

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* Emperor Chuai

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Emperor Go-Nara

Emperor Go-Nara, also known as Go-Heizei or Tomohito, was the one-hundred and fifth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 26 January 1495 to Emperor Go-Kashiwabara and Fujiwara Fujiko. He became Emperor on the 9 June 1526 following the death of his father and is most famous for ruling in the midst of the Sengoku Jidai. His time as Emperor of Japan lasted thirty-one years, until he passed away on the 27 September 1557 at the age of sixty-two.

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* Emperor Omigachi

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Emperor Yomei

Emperor Yomei, also known as Ooe or Tachibana no Toyohi no Sumera Mikoto, was the thirty-first Emperor of Japan, being born on the 12 October 517 to Emperor Kinmei and Soga no Kitashihime. Yomei ascended to the throne on the 3 October 585, following the death of his brother/predecessor, Emperor Bidatsu. His reign lasted for a total of two years, until his death on the 21 May 587, which some sources state was a result of being assassinated.

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* Emperor Sushun

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Emperor Yozei

Emperor Yozei, also known as Sadaakira, was the fifty-seventh Emperor of Japan, being born on the 2 January 869 to Emperor Seiwa and Ariwara no Narihira. Yozei ascended to the throne on the 18 December 876 at the age of eight, following the abdication of his father. As a child, it was evident that Yozei suffered from some form psychopathy, as he reportedly enjoyed torturing animals such as frogs, monkeys and dogs. As he grew older, however, these somewhat innocent traits began escalating, as he began executing criminals, beheading them with his own sword. On the 4 March 884, the Heian court ultimately decided to depose Yozei, as a result of his crimes. Now retired, Yozei continued his murder spree, strangling women with the strings of musical instruments and dumping their bodies in a lake, as well as trampling innocent civilians with his horse. Yozei passed away on the 23 October 949 at the age of eighty.

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* Emperor Koko

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Генри Скайлендер

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Пират — Генри Скайлендер (Кличка: Стальная рука Генри) — мужчина лет 35-40. Он является капитаном пиратского корабля. Удивительно то, что это не обычный корабль, а дирижабль, построенный в виде пиратского корабля. На "Чайке" (название корабля), Генри и его банда делают всё то, что делают пираты — грабят и путешествуют по миру. Грабят они, в основном другие дирижабли, дилижансы и т.п. Эту пиратскую банду отличает не только то, что они передвигаются по воздуху, но то, что эта банда состоит на 100% из карликов, как и сам капитан. Когда у Генри Скайлендера спрашивают, как был построен этот корабль, он отвечает: "Этот корабль был построен моим отцом. Однако он мне говорил, что понятия не имеет, как это смогло взлететь. По его словам, он со своими ребятами строили наугад."

Черта 1: Капитан Генри ненавидит ложь. После предательства одного из товарищей, из-за которого он потерял левую руку и теперь носит протез, Генри убивает тех, кто его пытается обмануть. Черепа убитых обманщиков он хранит у себя в каюте.

Черта 2: Он не доверяет слишком высоким людям. Он нормально относится к людям среднего роста, но он всегда будет пристально следить за людьми, чей рост превышает 2 метра, пока они не докажут свою преданность и честность.
Emperor Ninken

Emperor Ninken, also known as Ohoshi no Mikoto or Shimano Iratsuko, was the twenty-fourth Emperor of Japan, as well as the twenty-fourth of which who holds the "Legendary Emperor" status, being born some time in 449 to Ichinobe no Oshiwa. Considering that he is considered "legendary," his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he arose to power on the 4 February 488, following the death of his predecessor, Emperor Kenzo. Altogether, Ninken's reign lasted for a total of ten years, eventually coming to an end on the 9 September 498, following his death.

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* Emperor Buretsu

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Emperor Kaika

Emperor Kaika, also known as Waka Yamato Nekohiko Oho Bibino no Mikoto, was the ninth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 208 BCE to Emperor Kogen. Considering that he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he ascended to the throne some time in 158 BCE, following the death of his father. From this point onwards, Kaika reigned for a total of fifty-nine more years, ending only when he passed away in 98 BCE at the old age of one-hundred and ten.

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* Emperor Sujin

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Emperor Go-Yozei

Emperor Go-Yozei, also known as Kazuhito or Katahito, was the one-hundred and seventh Emperor of Japan, being born on the 31 December 1571 to Prince Masahito and Kajuji Haruko. He was crowned Emperor on the 17 December 1586 following the retirement of his grandfather, Emperor Ogimachi. In most cases, the successor is supposed to be the Emperor's firstborn son, but this was unable to happen as a result of Prince Masahito's death, meaning that Oromachi's successor was instead Go-Yozei. He is most famous for being the final monarch of the Azuchi-Momoyama Era, as well as the first of the Edo Period.

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* Emperor Go-Mizunoo

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Emperor Tenji

Emperor Tenji, also known as Katsuragi, Nakano-ooe, Ame Mikoto Hirakasuwake no Mikoto, or Amatsu Mikoto Sakiwake no Mikoto, was the thirty-eighth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 626 to Empress Kogyoku and Emperor Jomei. Tenji's reign began some time in 661, upon the abdication of his mother. Tenji's reign is most famous for his participation in the Battle of Baekgang in 663, where Japan fought against the Kingdom of Silla, as a way to defend their ally, the Baekje, which sat on what is now the Korean Peninsula. Unfortunately however, Japan was easily defeated as a result of their inferior weaponry. Following this, Tenji's reign proceeded for another nine years, until his eventual death on the 7 January 672 at the age of around forty-six.

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* Emperor Tenmu

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Роберт Сандр

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Мужчина лет 25-30, являющийся шерифом в городке в пустошах "Лоунмаре". Предыдущим шерифом был отец Роберта — Артур, который был убит в одной из перестрелок в салуне. Поскольку в городке довольно мало серьёзной работы для шерифа, Роберт часто учит местных детей грамоте, здешним законам и т.п. Эти дети, в свою очередь, любят своего "наставника", и часто спорят, кто станет следующим шерифом, устраивая различные соревнования между собой.

Черта 1: Роберт настоящий джентельмен. Он бережно и с уважением относится к женщинам, которые в этом городке считаются слабым полом. Однако, если же кому-то будет угрожать опасность, то шериф незамедлительно поднимет руку даже на представительницу слабого пола.

Черта 2: Он не верит во всякую магию, слышащих и тауматологов. Шериф считает, что всё это сказки, которые придумали люди, что бы сделать свою скучную жизнь красочней, ну и рассказывать эти сказки детям на ночь.
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Emperor Naruhito

Emperor Naruhito is the one-hundred and twenty-sixth/current emperor of Japan, born on the 23 February 1960 in the Tokyo Imperial Palace, as the eldest child of Akihito and Michiko. Naruhito was reported to have had a happy childhood, being a large fan of playing the violin and having a massive interest of history. During younger years, he attended the prestigious Gakushuin school system, which is popular amongst Japan's elite. In March 1982, Naruhito graduated from the Gakusuin University with a bachelor of letters degree in history, as well as attending Merton College in Oxford, United Kingdom. In 2019 he was crowned the one hundred Emperor of Japan following the abdication of his father, Akihito.

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Emperor Kinmei

Emperor Kinmei, also known as Amekuni Oshiharuki Hironiwa no Sumera Mikoto, was the twenty-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 509 to Emperor Keitai and Princess Tashiraka. He arose to power on the 5 December 539, following the death of his older brother, Emperor Senka. Kinmei is often regarded to be the first Emperor of the Asuka Period, as his reign marked the introduction of Buddhism to Japan, when the Japanese were gifted a Buddha statue by the Kingdom of Baekje. Kinmei's reign lasted for a total of thirty-two years, coming to an end on the 15 April 571, when he unfortunately passed away at the age of sixty-two.

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* Emperor Bidatsu

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Emperor Nijo

Emperor Nijo, also known as Morihito, was the seventy-eighth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 31 July 1143 to Emperor Go-Shirakawa and Minamoto Atsushiko. He became Emperor on the 5 September 1158 upon the abdication of his father. Nijo' reign lasted seven years until the 3 August 1165, when he too abdicated, upon falling ill with a mysterious sickness. The following month on the 5 September, he unfortunately passed away as a result of this illness at the age of twenty-two.

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* Emperor Rokujo

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Emperor Konin

Emperor Konin, also known as Shirakabe or Amemune Takatsugi no Mikoto, was the forty-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 18 July 708 to Shiki no miko and Ki no Tochihime. Konin became Emperor some time in 770, upon the death of his sister in law/predacessor, Empress Shotoku (also known as Konin.) Konin's reign lasted for a total of eleven years, until his abdication some time in 781, passing away the following year on the 11 January 782.

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* Emperor Kanmu

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Shirley Lewinsky

Shirley-Mae Marie Bonnibelle von Lewinsky was born 38 years ago in New Jersey. Her parents who were both failures in life in her eyes (her dad a strip club owner and her mom one of the strippers), always pushed her to become a better woman. She took their advice, and did lots of work in school, graduating at the young age of 16. She applied to NYU, and got in with ease. Eight years later, she graduated from NYU with a law degree. She spent her first few months working in social service and family courts, but she absolutely hated her job. She loved the drama, but hated the chore. Then, one day, while dealing with a particular messy couple, the idea for the Shirley Show came to her. It was a epiphany -- a show about drama. She quit her job, and lived the struggle life for a few months, promoting her ideas to countless media companies -- all denying her. She arrived in Singularity City, where she experienced ruthless gang crime. To escape the hood and ghetto of Singularity City, she fled to Luxe, where she found hella cheap property for sale. She spent all her remaining funds to buy the cheap recording studio, and is now broke living out of her record company.
Emperor Go-Murakami

Emperor Go-Murakami, also known as Noriyoshi or Norinaga, was the ninety-seventh Emperor of Japan, as well as the second of the Southern court, being born in 1328 to Emperor Go-Daigo. He became Emperor on the 18 September 1339 upon the death of his father. Go-Murakami is well-known for being the first Emperor to reign fully through the Muromachi Period. He reigned for a total of twenty-nine years, until he unfortunately passed away on the 29 March 1368 at the age of around forty-years-old.

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* Emperor Chokei

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Emperor Akihito

Emperor Akihito was the one-hundred and twenty-fifth emperor of Japan, born on the 23 December 1933 as the eldest son of Showa (Hirohito) and Empress Kojun in the Tokyo Imperial Palace. He was born a few years prior to World War II, as a result meaning that he was forced to evacuate Tokyo, instead residing in the small town of Nikko until 1945. In the year 1559, Akihito married Michiko Shoda, whom he had three kids with; Naruhito (the current Emperor); Fumihito and Sayako. Following the death of his father Hirohito in the year 1989, Akihito was crowned Emperor of Japan. He went on to rule for another thirty years, before being abdicated in the year 2019 as a result of his declining health.

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* Emperor Naruhito

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Emperor Monmu

Emperor Monmu, also known as Karu or Ame no Mamune Toyoohoji no Sumera Mikoto, was the forty-second Emperor of Japan, being born on the 13 October 681 to Empress Genmei and Prince Kusakabe. Monmu ascended to the throne some time in 697 following the abdication of his predecessor/grandmother, Empress Jito. Monmu is most famous for being the final Monarch of the Asuka Period, as his successor, Empress Genmei, switched the Nation's capital from Fujiwara-kyo to Heijo-kyo, shortly after his death. Monmu's reign lasted for a total of ten years, until he eventually passed away on the 18 July 707 at the age of twenty-five.

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* Empress Genmei

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Emperor Sakuramachi

Emperor Sakuramachi, also known as Teruhito, was the one-hundred and fifteenth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 8 February 1720 to Emperor Nakamikado. Sakuramachi assended to the throne in 1735 at the age of fifteen, following the abdication of his father. His reign then proceeded for another twelve years until he too abdicated in 1747, passing away three years later on the 28 May 1750 at the age of thirty.

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* Emperor Momozono

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Emperor Antoku

Emperor Antoku, also known as Tokihito, was the eighty-first Emperor of Japan, being born on the 22 December 1178 to Emperor Takakura and Taira no Tokuko. He became Emperor as an infant upon the abdication of his father on the 18 March 1180. Around this time, the Imperial family had strong ties with the Taira clan, due to the fact that Antoku's father, Emperor Takakura, was married to a member of that clan. For this reason, a number Imperial family members attended the Battle of Dan-no-ura, fighting alongside the Taira. Unfortunately however, the six-year-old Emperor was forced to jump overboard alongside his grandmother, Taira no Tokiko following the Minamoto victory. As you may know already, the Battle of Dan-no-ura ultimately resulted in the beginning of the Kamakura period, so for this reason, Emperor Antoku is considered to be the Heian Period's final monarch.

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* Emperor Go-Toba

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Emperor Go-Sanjo

Emperor Go-Sanjo also known as Takahito, was the seventy-first Emperor of Japan, being born on the 3 September 1032 to Emperor Go-Suzaku and Princess Teishi. His reign began on the 22 May 1068 and lasted for five more years until his retirement on the 18 January 1073 as a result of his declining health. He passed away that same year on the 15 June at the age of forty.

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* Emperor Shirakawa

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Emperor Go-Suzaka

Emperor Go-Suzaka, also known as Atsuyoshi or Atsunaga, was the sixty-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 14 December 1009 to Emperor Ichijo and Empress Shoshi. He became Emperor on the 15 May 1036 upon the death of his brother/predecessor, Emperor Go-Ichijo. His reign lasted for a total of nine years until his eventual death on the 7 February 1045 at the age of thirty-seven.

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* Emperor Go-Reizei

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Emperor Junnin

Emperor Junnin, also known as Oi, was the forty-seventh Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 733 to Prince Toneri. His reign began sometime in 758 upon the abdication of his predecessor/cousin, Empress Shotoku, or Koken as she was known as at the time. However, his reign was short lived, as Koken decided to take back the throne in 764, during the sixth year of Junnin's reign, exiling him to the island of Awaji. Following his "abdication," Junnin lived for another year, passing away on the 10 November 765 at the age of around thirty-two.

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* Empress Shotoku

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Emperor Toba

Emperor Toba, also known as Munehito, was the seventy-fourth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 24 February 1103 to Emperor Horikawa and Empress Dowager Fujiwara no Ishi. His reign began on the 9 August 1107 upon the abdication of his father. He reigned for a total of sixteen years, until his eventual abdication on the 25 February 1123 in favour of his son, Emperor Sutoku. He passed away around two decades after his abdication on the 20 July 1156.

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* Emperor Sutoku

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Emperor Go-Saga

Emperor Go-Saga, also known as Kunihito, was the eighty-eighth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 1 April 1220 to Emperor Tsuchimikado. He became Emperor on the 21 February 1242 upon the death of his cousin/predecessor, Emperor Shijo. He reigned for another four years until he abdicated on the 16 February 1246. He passed away on the 17 March 1272 at the age of fifty-one.

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* Emperor Go-Fukakusa

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Emperor Kokaku

Emperor Kokaku, also called Morahito, was the one-hundred and nineteenth emperor of Japan, born on the 23 September 1771 to Kan'in-no-miya Naohito Shinno, an Imperial Prince. Originally expected to be a priest in his younger years, this plan changed following the death of the childless Emperor, Go-Momozono, who adopted Kokaku whilst on his deathbed as a way to continue the bloodline. Kokaku's rule then proceeded for another 37 years, being abdicated in 1817 in favour of his son. He passed away of natural causes twenty-three years later on the 1 December 1840, being entombed at the Imperial mausoleum complex in Kyoto.

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* Emperor Ninko

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Emperor Murakami

Emperor Murakami, also known as Nariakira, was the sixty-second Emperor of Japan, being born on the 14 July 926 as the fourteenth son of Emperor Daigo. He was appointed the position of crown prince in 944, and then Emperor two years after on the 23 May 946 following the abdication of his brother/predecessor, Emperor Suzaku. Murakami's reign lasted a total of twenty-one years, until his unfortunate death on the 5 July 967 at the age of forty-two.

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* Emperor Reizei

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Emperor Go-Nijo

Emperor Go-Nijo, also known as Kuniharu, was the ninety-fourth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 9 March 1285 to Emperor Go-Uda and Motoko Horikawa. He became Emperor on the 2 March 1301 upon the abdication of his cousin/predecessor, Emperor Go-Fushimi. His reign proceeded for another seven years, until his eventual death on the 10 September 1308 at the age of twenty-three.

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* Emperor Hanazono

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Emperor En'yu

Emperor En'yu, also known as Morihira, was the sixty-fourth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 12 April 959 to Emperor Murakami and Fujiwara no Anshi. En'yu accended to the throne on the 27 September 969 at the age of ten, and proceeded to reign for another fifteen years, until he was eventually forced to abdicate on the 24 September 984. Now retired, En-yu devoted his life to Buddhism, becoming a priest and changing his name to Kongo Ho. En-yu proceeded this career path until his eventual death on the 1 March 991 at the age of thirty-two.

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* Emperor Kazan

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Emperor Go-Toba

Emperor Go-Toba, also known as Takahira, was the eighty-second Emperor of Japan, being born on the 6 August 1180 to Emperor Takakura and Shichijo-in. He was declared Emperor on the 8 September 1183 at the age of three amidst the Genpei war. For this reason, he held all power over the nation until the year 1185, when he subsequently overthrown by the victor of the Genpei war, Minamoto no Yoritomo, whom established the first shogunate. For this reason, Go-Toba remained a powerless figurehead for the remainder of his reign, focusing all of his time on calligraphy, painting, poetry and music. Following his eventual abdication on the 18 February 1198,howeevr, Go-Toba participated in the Jukyo war, attempting to overthrow the Kamakura shogunate and bring his grandchild, Emperor Chukyo, back to power. However, his plot was discovered and he was exiled to the Oki Islands, where he remained until his eventual death on the 28 March 1239.

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* Emperor Tsuchimakado

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Tokugawa Yoshinobu

Tokugawa Yoshinobu was the fifteenth and final shogun of the Tokugawa Clan, being born on the 28 October 1837 to Tokugawa Nariaki and Princess Yoshiko. On the 29 August 1866, Yoshinobu's predecessor, Tokugawa Iemochi passed away. With no heirs to succeed him, Yoshinobu was asked to replace his position, despite showing very little interest in doing so. After one-hundred and fifty days of begging, Yoshinobu reluctantly agreed to take up the position. However, his reign lasted merely one year, as he retired on the 19 November 1867 in favour of Emperor Meiji, ultimately ending the nation's Shogunate. Despite cooperating with the Imperial family throughout these events, Yoshinobu was stripped of all his money and property, as a way to end the Tokugawa's reign once and for all. Yoshinobu, who was infuriated by the punishments which he had just received despite doing nothing wrong, sent an army to Kyoto and began the Battle of Toba-Fushimi - the first battle of the Boshin War. However, he realised that he was too late, and all members of the Imperial Family had left for Kyoto. From there, he once again retired, moving to Shizuoka Prefecture. For the remainder of his life, Yoshinobu largely stayed out of the public eye, eventually passing away of natural causes on the 22 November 1913 in Bunkyo City, Tokyo.

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Emperor Ogimachi

Emperor Ogimachi, also known as Michihito, was the one-hundred and sixth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 18 June 1517 to Emperor Go-Nara. He was declared Emperor on the 27 October 1557 following the death of his predecessor. He is most famous for being Emperor during the later years of the Sengoku Jidai, as well as ruling whilst Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi were in power. He ruled until 1586, following the death of his only son, Emperor Masahito, in which his grandson, Emperor Go-Yozai, instead seized power. He then passed away on the 6 February 1593.

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* Emperor Go-Yozei

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Emperor Seinei

Emperor Seinei, also known as Shiraka Takehiro Kuni Oshi Waka Yamato Neko no Mikoto, was the twenty-second Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 444 to Emperor Yuryaku and Katsuragi no Karahime. As he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. However, according to legend, he ascended to the throne on the 11 February 480, following the death of his Father. Seinei's reign proceeded for a total of four years, coming to an end on the 16 January 484, following his death.

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* Emperor Kenzo

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Empress Meisho

Empress Meisho, also known as Okiko, was the one-hundred and ninth Monarch of Japan, being born on the 9 January 1624 to Emperor Go-Mizunoo and Tokugawa Masako, daughter of the second Tokugawa Shogun, Tokugawa Hidetada. She became Empress in 1629 following the abdication of her father. Her reign lasted fourteen years, until she too abdicated in 1653. She then passed away fifty-three years later of natural causes at the age of 72.

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* Emperor Go-Komyo

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Emperor Go-Kameyama

Emperor Go-Kameyama, also known as Hironari, was the ninety-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born in 1347 to Emperor Go-Murakami. He obtained power in 1394 upon the abdication of his brother/predecessor, Emperor Chokei and is famous for being the final Emperor of the Southern court during the Nanboku-cho period. His reign lasted nine years, when he was forced to abdicate on the 19 November 1392, following the end of the Nanboku-cho period. He unfortunately passed away around four decades later on the 10 May 1424.

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* Emperor Go-Komatsu

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Emperor Taisho

Emperor Taisho, also called Yoshinito, was the one-hundred and twenty-third emperor of Japan, born on the 31 August 1879 to Emperor Meiji and Yanagiwara Naruko in Togu Palace, Akasaka. At the age of three-weeks-old, Taisho contracted cerebral meningitis and lead poisoning, as a result meaning that he suffered serious health problems throughout his short lifetime. For this reason, he was unable to attend school very often, and was not able to meet the sufficient amount of education that was expected. On the 10 May 1900, Taisho got married to the fifteen-year-old Empress Kujo Sadako, whom he had four kids with, including Emperor Showa. Taisho was crowned Emperor on the 30 July 1912 following the death of his father, though rarely made any public appearances due to his rapidly declining health. In early December 1926, it was confirmed that Taisho had pneumonia, passing away as a result of it soon after on the 25 December.

Successor

* Emperor Showa (Hirohito)

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Emperor Nakamikado

Emperor Nakamikado, also known as Yasuhito or Yoshihito, was the one-hundred and fourteenth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 14 January 1702 to Emperor Higashiyama, Princess Yukiko and Fujiwara no Yoshiko - Higashiyama's concubine. Nakamiakdo obtained power at the age of nine on the 27 July 1709, following the abdication of his father. Nakamikado too retired in favour of his son in the year 1709, following 22 years of power. He then unfortunately passed away of natural causes on the 10 May 1737.

Successor

* Emperor Sakuramachi

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Emperor Chuai

Emperor Chuai, also known as Tarashi Nakatsuhiko no Mikoto, was the fourteenth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 149 to Yamato Takeru and Futadziirihime no mikoto. As he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he rose to power some time in 192, following the death of his predecessor, Emperor Seimu. Chuai reigned for a total of eight years, until his death on the 8 March 200.

Successor

* Emperor Ojin

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Emperor Shirakawa

Emperor Shirakawa, also known as Sadahito, was the seventy-second Emperor of Japan, being born on the 7 July 1053 to Emperor Go-Sanjo and Fujiwara Shigeko. His reign began on the 18 January 1073 upon the abdication of his father. His reign lasted for fourteen years, until he eventually abdicated on the 3 January 1087, passing away around four decades later on the 24 July 1129 at the age of seventy-six.

Successor

* Emperor Horikawa

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Tokugawa Iesada

Tokugawa Iesada was the thirteenth shogun of the Tokugawa clan, being born on the 6 May 1824 to Tokugawa Ieyoshi. Iesada was declared the nation's shogun some time in 1853, following the death of his predecessor/father. However, his early reign was particularly stressful and filled with turmoil, as it had began at the peak of the "black ships" episode, where Japan was forced to open up its borders for the first time in over two-hundred years. Iesada, whom was ill, instead allowed the roju, Abe Masahiro to deal with it. Five years later, a cholera epidemic broke out within the city of Edo, with Iesada passing away around this time on the 4 August 1858. Although historians are unsure of his cause of his death, a majority believe that he died as a result of catching the disease.

Successor

* Tokugawa Iemochi

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Emperor Reizei

Emperor Reizei, also known as Norihira, was the sixty-third Emperor of Japan, being born on the 12 June 950 to Emperor Murakami and Fujiwara no Anshi. He accended to the throne on the 5 July 967 following the death of his father. Unfortunately, Reizei's reign did not last very long, as he was forced to abdicated only two years in, on the 27 September 969 as a result of a decline in his mental health. However, he proceeded to live for another forty-four long years following his retirement, until the 21 November 1011 when he passed away at the age of soxty-two.

Successor

* Emperor En-yu

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Emperor Keiko

Emperor Keiko, also known as Oho Tarashihiko Oshirowake no Mikoto, was the twelfth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 13 BCE to Emperor Suinin. As he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he ascended to the throne some time in 71 CE, following the death of his father. Keiko's reign lasted for a total of fifty-nine years, only coming to an end in 130, after he passed away at the age of one-hundred and forty-three.

Successor

* Emperor Seimu

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Planet 9

A Hypothetical Planet in the outer region of The Solar System

**Planet Nine** is a hypothetical planet in the outer region of the Solar System.

## Located

**Planet 9** is located 380-670 AU away from The Sun.

## Origin

**Planet 9** was born in Outer Solar System in 4,503 Billion years ago, 50 million years later, Planet 9's orbit touches Saturn and Jupiter gravities and Planet 9 almost get ejected from The Solar System.

## Future

**Planet 9** will complete 1 orbit every 15,000 years, In 7.8 Billion years from now, when Sun becomes 1st Red Giant Phase, Planet 9's orbit is getting further from The Sun, millions years later, Planet 9's orbit is getting further quickly due to Sun Red Giant mass loss(lower gravity). After Sun becomes White Dwarf, Planet 9 will complete 40,000 years its orbit, trillions years later, Planet 9 gets ejected from Solar System, in 10^43 years from now, Planet 9 is evaporated due to Proton Decay or Sucked into a nearly black hole.

## Gallery

Planet 9 compared to Earth, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus
Emperor Ingyo

Emperor Ingyo, also known as Wo Asazuma Wakugo no Sukune no Mikoto, was the nineteenth Emperor of Japan, being born some time in 376 to Emperor Nintoku and Princess Iwa. Considering that he is fit into the "legendary Emperor" category, his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he ascended to the throne some time in 412, following the death of his predecessor, Emperor Hanzai. Ingyo's reign lasted for a total of forty-two years, coming to an end on the 8 February 453, following his death, at the age of around seventy-seven.

Successor

* Emperor Anko

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Tokugawa Ieharu

Tokugawa Ieharu was the tenth shogun of the Tokugawa clan, being born on the 20 June 1737 to Tokugawa Ieshige and Oko no Kata. Ieharu's position of shogun began some time in 1760, following the abdication of his father. Ieharu's reign proceeded for twenty-six more years, ending on the 17 September 1786, upon his death at the age of forty-nine.

Successor

* Tokugawa Ienari

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* Shoguns
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Emperor Horikawa

Emperor Horikawa, also known as Taruhito, was the seventy-third Emperor of Japan, being born on the 8 August 1079 to Emperor Shirakawa and Fujiwara no Kenshi. He became Emperor on the 3 January 1087 upon the abdication of his father. He reigned for twenty years until the 9 August 1107 upon his eventual abdication in favour of his son, Emperor Toba. He passed away around two decades after his abdication on the 24 July 1129.

Successor

* Emperor Toba

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Emperor Korei

Emperor Korei, also known as Oho Yamato Nekohiko Futoni no Mikoto, was the seventh Emperor of Japan, being born in 342 BCE to Emperor Koan. It is generally believed that he rose to power in 290 BCE and proceeded to reign for another seventy-five years until his eventual death in 215 BCE at the old age of one hundred and twenty-seven, as a result being generally accepted as the first Emperor of the Yayoi Period. However, his existence is heavily speculated by historians due to the fact that there is very little historical information recorded about him.

Successor

* Emperor Kogen

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Emperor Suizei

Emperor Suizei, also known as Kamu Nunagawamimi no Mikoto, was the second Emperor of Japan, being born in 632 BCE to Emperor Jimmu and Himetataraisuzuhime. According to the Nihon shoki, it is stated that he came to power in 581 BCE and proceeded to reign for another thirty-one years until his eventual death in 549 BCE. Despite his fame however, it is speculated whether he existed or not, due to the fact that he is fit into the "Legendary Emperors" category.

Successor

* Emperor Annei

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Emperor Buretsu

Emperor Buretsu, also known as Wohatsuse Wakasazaki, was the twenty-fifth Emperor of Japan, as well as the twenty-fifth who fits in the "Legendary Emperor" category, being born some time in 489 to Emperor Ninken. Considering that he is considered "legendary," his existence is heavily speculated by historians. According to legend, however, he arose to power on the 12 January 499, following the death of his predecessor. Buretsu's reign lasted for a total of eight years, eventually coming to an end on the 7 January 507, following his death.

Successor

* Emperor Keitai

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Mars

The Red Planet in the Solar System

Mars is the 4th Planet of the solar system, nicknamed "**The Red Planet**"

It is the first planet in the Cold Zone and has possible life in it, like aliens, Mars has many sandstorms due to heat imbalances and red and orange due to exposed iron

## Located

It is the first planet in the Cold Zone, Mars is 1.5 Astronomical units from the sun, about 208M km from the sun

Gender: Male

## Moons

Mars has 2 moons, 1 is named phobos, 2 is named deimos.

In future, Phobos will fall enter Mars' Roche limit and Forming Rings around Mars and Deimos will slowly escape from Mars.

## Humans

There will be Humans on Mars in 2027-2033 i guess...
Tokugawa Ieshige

Tokugawa Ieshige was the ninth shogun of the Tokugawa clan, being born on the 28 January 1712 to Tokugawa Yoshimune and Osuma no kata. Ieshige ascended to the rank of shogun in 1745, following the abdication of his father. It is said that Ieshige suffered from a chronic illness, and as a result, suffered from a severe speech defect. In fact, some say that this chronic illness was responsible for his eventual death on the 13 July 1761 at the age of forty-nine.

Successor

* Tokugawa Ieharu

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Emperor Chukyo

Emperor Chukyo, also known as Kanehira or Kanenari, was the eighty-fifth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 30 October 1218 to Emperor Juntoku and Fujiwara no Ritsushi. He became Emperor on the 13 May 1221 and abdicated that same year on the 29 July as a result of the Jukyo incident. Due to the fact that his reign lasted only two months, he was not officially recognised as Emperor until the year 1870. He unfortunately passed away a decade after his abdication at the age of fifteen.

Successor

* Emperor Go-Horikawa

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Emperor Go-Uda

Emperor Go-Uda, also known as Yohito, was the ninety-first Emperor of Japan, being born on the 17 December 1267 to Emperor Kameyama and Fujiwara no Saneko. He was declared Emperor on the 6 March 1274 upon the abdication of his Father. The most significant event which happened during his reign was the second Mongol invasion in the year 1281. His reign lasted thirteen years, until he was abdicated on the 27 November 1287, unfortunately passing away a few decades after on the 16 July 1324 at the age of fifty-six.

Successor

* Emperor Fushimi

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Emperor Go-Momozono

Emperor Go-Momozono, also known as Hidehito, was the one-hundred and eighteenth emperor of Japan, born on the 5 August 1758 to Emperor Momozono, whom he was named after. His father passed away when the young prince was only four years of age, so as a result, the throne was instead given to his aunt Empress Go-Sakuramachi. However, Go-Momozono exhumed power following the abdication of his aunt in 1771. Passing away at the young age of nineteen, however, he was unable to produce an heir to the throne. As a result of this, he was forced to adopt the Imperial prince Emperor Kokaku whilst on his deathbed, declaring him Emperor instead.

Successor

* Emperor Kokaku

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Emperor Senka

Emperor Senka, also known as Takeo Hirokuni Oshitate no Mikoto, was the twenty-eighth Emperor of Japan, and the final one who fit in the "Legendary Emperor" category, being born some time in 467 to Emperor Keitai. As Senka is generally considered "legendary," it is heavily speculated whether he existed or not. However, according to legend, he arose to power on the 25 January 536, following the death of his predecessor, Emperor Senka. It is said that his reign lasted for three years, until he passed away on the 15 March 539.

Successor

* Emperor Kinmei

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Emperor Go-Kashiwabaea

Emperor Go-Kashiwabara, also known as Go-Kanmu or Katsuhito, was the one-hundred and fourth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 19 November 1464 to Emperor Go-Tsuchimikado. Becoming Emperor on the 16 November 1500 following the death of his father, he is most famous for being Emperor in the midst of the Sengoku Jidai. Go-Kashiwabara reigned until 19 May 1526 when he unfortunately passed away.

Successor

* Emperor Go-Nara

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Emperor Reigen

Emperor Reigen, also known as Satohito, was the one-hundred and twelfth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 9 July 1654 to Emperor Go-Mizunoo and Sono Kuniko. Reigen was declared Emperor on the 5 March 1663 and proceeded to rule for another twenty-four years, until his abdication in 1687. He passed away fifty-five years later on the 24 September 1732, aged 78.

Successor

* Emperor Higashiyama

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Emperor Jimmu

Emperor Jimmu, also known as Kamu-yamato Iware-biko no Mikoto, was Japan’s first emperor. He was born in the year 711 BCE to Tamayori-hime, an important goddess within Japanese mythology. However, he is is also believed to be the great-great-great-great grandson of the significantly more influential Sun Goddess, Amatersasu. According to the two early chronicles, the Nihon Shoki and Kojiki, it is stated that Jimmu swiftly rose to power, becoming the nation’s first emperor in the year 660 BCE as a result of his God-like status. He reigned for another 75 years until his death in 585 BCE at the old age of at the old age of 126. Today, his existence is heavily disputed by a significantly large number of historians, with the others believing that his story was greatly exaggerated. For this reason, he is often fit into the “legendary emperors” category.

Successor:

* Emperor Suizei

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Emperor Heizei

Emperor Heizei, also known as Ate or Yamatoneko Ameoshikuni Takahiko no Mikoto, was the fifty-first Emperor of Japan, being born on the 15 August 774 to Emperor Kanmu and Fujiwara no Otomuro. Heizei succeeded his father some time in the year 806, following his death. After three years on the throne, Heizei fell ill and abdicated in favour of his younger brother, Emperor Saga. The following year, Heizei began a rebellion over a dispute with his brother on whether the city of Heian-kyo or Heijo-kyo, should be the nation's capital. However, Heizei lost and became a Buddhist monk. Following this career path, Heizei lived on for another thirteen year, until his death on the 5 August 824 at the age of fifty-one.

Successor

* Emperor Saga

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Jomon Period

The Jomon Period began roughly 12,000 years ago in the year 10,000 BCE as the first people began migrating to the island of Japan. These first settlers were named the "Jomon people," with the word roughly translating to "cord marked" - named after the style of pottery that they used. Although it is unknown how or why the Jomon people made their way to Japan, historians estimate that they originally migrated from Siberia, making their way across due to a land bridge, as a result of a change in the climate. The Jomon era is often considered to be Japan's Neolithic period, as these settlers were a hunter-gatherer civilisation; hunting, fishing and gathering nuts as their food supply. They also used clay to produce figurines and pottery.

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Emperor Juntoku

Emperor Juntoku, also known as Morihira or Morinari, was the eighty-fourth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 22 October 1197 to Emperor Go-Toba and Fujiwara no Shigeko. He was crowned Emperor on the 12 December 1210 upon the abdication of his brother/predecessor, Emperor Tsuchimikado. During the later years of his reign in 1221, it was discovered that he was plotting to overthrow the Kamakura shogunate in what was called the "Jokyu war." For this reason, he was subsequently forced to abdicate and was exiled to Sado Island, where he spent the rest of his days, before eventually passing away on the 7 October 1242 at the age of forty-four.

Successor

* Emperor Chukyo

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Emperor Uda

Emperor Uda, also known as Sadami, was the fifty-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 10 June 867 to Emperor Koko. Uda was crowned Emperor on the 17 September 887 following the death of his father, and proceeded to remain on the throne for another ten years, until his eventual abdication on the 4 August 897. From there, he proceeded to live in the now-famous temple of Ninna-ji which he had constructed only a few decades prior, until his eventual death on the 3 September 931 at the age of sixty-five.

Successor

* Emperor Daigo

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Emperor Kotoku

Emperor Kotoku, also known as Karu or Ame Yorozu Toyohi no Sumera Mikoto, was the thirty-sixth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 22 April 596 to Chinu and Princess Kibitsu-Hime. He ascended to the throne some time in 645 following the abdication of his predecessor, Empress Kogyoku, when he established the nation's new capital of Naniwa (now Osaka). From there, his reign proceeded for a total of nine more years, until his eventual death on the 24 November 654 at the age of around fifty-eight.

Successor

* Empress Saimei

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Empress Shotoku

Empress Koken or Empress Shotoku, as she was known as in her second reign, or personally known as Abe or amatoneko no Sumera Mikoto, was the forty-sixth monarch of Japan, later becoming the forty-eighth after regaining the title of Empress, was born some time in 718 to Emperor Shomu and Empress Komyo. Koken's first reign began some time in 749 following the abdication of her father, and proceeded to reign for nine more years until 758, when she abdicated in favour of her cousin, Emperor Junnin. However, this was not the end of her political career, as she crowned herself Empress for a second time six years later in 764, as she overthrew Junnin and changed her name to Empress Shotoku. This time around, she remained Empress for another six years, until her eventual death on the 28 August 770.

Successor

* Emperor Konin; Emperor Junnin

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Emperor Kosho

Emperor Kosho, also known as Mimatsuhiko Kaeshine no Mikoto, was the fifth Emperor of Japan, being born in 507 BCE to Emperor Itoku. According to the Nihon shoki, it is stated that he rose to power in 475 BCE and proceeded to reign for another eighty-two years until his eventual death on the 5 September 393 BCE. However, his existence is heavily speculated by historians due to the fact that there is very little historical information written about him.

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* Emperor Koan

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Empress Jito

Empress Jito, also known as Unonosarara or Takama no Harahiro no Hime no Sumera Mikoto, was the forty-first Monarch of Japan, being born some time in 645 to Emperor Tenji and Ochi-no-Iratsume. She ascended to the throne some time in 686, following the death of her predecessor/husband/uncle, Emperor Tenmu. Her reign lasted eleven years, until her abdication in 697. The retired Empress went on to live for another six years, until her death on the 13 January 703 at the age of around fifty-eight.

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* Emperor Monmu

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Emperor Rokujo

Emperor Rokujo, also known as Yorihito, was the seventy-ninth Emperor of Japan, being born on the 28 December 1164 to Emperor Nijo. His reign began on the 3 August 1165 upon the death of his father. His reign spanned for three years until his abdication on the 9 April 1168. He unfortunately passed away eight years later on the 23 August 1176 at the age of eleven.

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* Emperor Takakura

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