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Empress Go-Sakuramachi and the Imperial Court

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Hirohito Tsuji | University of East Anglia One of the characteristics of the Imperial Family of Japan is that the 126 successive generations of emperors have been succeeded by the patrilineal line without exception since the first, Emperor Jinmu. For this reason, they have never experienced a dynastic change and have no family name or surname. On the other hand, it is less well-known that there have been eight female emperors in the past. Six of…
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Empress Go-Sakuramachi and the Imperial Court

Hirohito Tsuji | University of East Anglia One of the characteristics of the Imperial Family of Japan is that the 126 successive generations of emperors have been succeeded by the patrilineal line without exception since the first, Emperor Jinmu. For this reason, they have never experienced a dynastic change and have no family name or surname. On the other hand, it is less well-known that there have been eight female emperors in the past. Six of…

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