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639:; and he succeeded as second Takamatsu-no-miya. Then this Imperial prince became the emperor as a temporary measure until his younger brother, Imperial Prince Satohito
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First son: Imperial Prince Hachijō-no-miya
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Kyoto: A Cultural Guide to Japan's Ancient Imperial City,
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Go-Sai's reign spanned the years from 1655 through 1663.
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Nipon o daï itsi ran; ou, Annales des empereurs du Japon
676:) to be passed to his brother; and when the succession (
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502:Fourth daughter: Princess Sonsyū (1661–1722; 尊秀女王)
1863:Jinnō Shōtōki: A Chronicle of Gods and Sovereigns
693:): The new ambassador of Korea, arrived in Japan.
553:Ninth daughter: Princess Syō'an (1668–1712; 聖安女王)
565:Twelfth daughter: Princess Mitsu (1672–1677; 満宮)
514:Seventh daughter: Princess Kaya (1666–1675; 賀陽宮)
1773:Martin, John H. and Phyllis G. Martin. (2002).
672:: The death of Go-Kōmyō caused the succession (
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1516:"-天皇陵-後西天皇 月輪陵(ごさいてんのう つきのわのみささぎ)）"
531:Consort: Iwakura Tomoki's Daughter
311:, January 1, 1638 – March 22, 1685)
1829:Kyoto: Ponsonby Memorial Society.
16:Emperor of Japan from 1655 to 1663
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1547:Ponsonby-Fane, Richard. (1959).
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336:, according to the traditional
60:January 5, 1655 – March 5, 1663
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1847:Annales des empereurs du Japon
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1757:(in Japanese). 30 April 2010
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1572:Rin-siyo, Siyun-zai (1834).
1004:Eras of Go-Sai-tennō's reign
846:2, 22nd day of the 2nd month
809:, 水日集). He was talented in
791:3, 26th day of the 1st month
1825:The Imperial House of Japan
1549:The Imperial House of Japan
1066:Ancestors of Emperor Go-Sai
760:2, 1st day of the 2nd month
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1798:Meyer, Eva-Maria. (1999).
1687:"JAANUS / Sumiyoshiha 住吉派"
1670:Meyer, Eva-Maria. (1999).
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855:Tsuki no wa no misasagi
606:Events of Go-Sai's life
250:Imperial House of Japan
172:Tsuki no wa no misasagi
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1597:Ponsonby-Fane, p. 116.
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1588:Ponsonby-Fane, p. 9.
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3073:Order of succession
1644:Emperor Go-Murakami
354:(後), translates as
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1520:www.kunaicho.go.jp
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869:Emperor Go-Mizunoo
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1831:OCLC 194887
1751:"Genealogy"
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1043:(1658–1661)
1035:(1655–1658)
1027:(1652–1655)
971:, 1653–1663
905:Go-Momozono
893:Sakuramachi
885:Higashiyama
807:Suinichishū
778:Tosa-school
456:and former
75:Predecessor
3103:Categories
2893:Nakamikado
2863:Go-Mizunoo
2765:Go-Komatsu
2721:Go-Komatsu
2652:Go-Fushimi
1920:1655–1663
1761:20 January
1715:Titsingh,
1703:Titsingh,
1606:Titsingh,
1551:, pp. 116.
1525:2023-04-27
1488:References
1273:11. Takeda
958:included:
889:Nakamikado
826:, and the
820:Ise Shrine
41:Go-Sai by
2955:1868–1947
2851:1603–1868
2817:1573–1603
2743:1333–1573
2735:Muromachi
2689:1333–1392
2590:1185–1333
2518:Shirakawa
2508:Go-Reizei
2503:Go-Suzaku
2498:Go-Ichijō
1986:Legendary
1675:, p. 186.
990:Naidaijin
955:Daijō-kan
861:Sennyū-ji
479:daughter
400:Genealogy
394:Meiji era
85:Successor
3088:Category
3011:Naruhito
2903:Momozono
2873:Go-Kōmyō
2858:Go-Yōzei
2829:Go-Yōzei
2824:Ōgimachi
2795:Ōgimachi
2716:Go-En'yū
2711:Go-Kōgon
2667:Go-Daigo
2662:Hanazono
2637:Kameyama
2582:Kamakura
2558:Takakura
2523:Horikawa
2513:Go-Sanjō
2468:Murakami
2401:794–1185
1860:(1980).
1838:(1834).
1466:See also
1056:Ancestry
1010:era name
997:Dainagon
976:Sadaijin
916:tenmangu
897:Momozono
877:Go-Kōmyō
774:Kanbun 2
360:Go-Saiin
283:Japanese
278:Nagahito
116:Nagahito
79:Go-Kōmyō
3006:Akihito
2790:Go-Nara
2657:Go-Nijō
2647:Fushimi
2627:Go-Saga
2607:Juntoku
2597:Go-Toba
2568:Go-Toba
2433:Montoku
2369:Shōtoku
2337:710–794
2271:Kōgyoku
2246:Bidatsu
2234:539–710
2197:Buretsu
2177:Yūryaku
2152:Nintoku
2140:269–539
1917:Go-Sai
1717:p. 415.
1705:p. 414.
1632:Fushimi
1628:Go-Toba
1608:p. 413.
1503:blossom
1032:Meireki
983:Udaijin
964:Kampaku
944:in pre-
912:Chu-mon
832:Meireki
689:Meireki
634:高松宮好仁親王
467:of the
305:Go-Sai-
97:Shōguns
3052:Regent
3044:
2967:Taishō
2918:Kōkaku
2883:Reigen
2878:Go-Sai
2868:Meishō
2755:Chōkei
2642:Go-Uda
2612:Chūkyō
2563:Antoku
2553:Rokujō
2533:Sutoku
2488:Ichijō
2473:Reizei
2463:Suzaku
2428:Ninmyō
2413:Heizei
2364:Junnin
2349:Genshō
2344:Genmei
2311:Genmei
2281:Saimei
2276:Kōtoku
2256:Sushun
2241:Kinmei
2202:Keitai
2192:Ninken
2182:Seinei
2162:Hanzei
2123:Yamato
2083:Suinin
2014:Suizei
1871:
1844:; ou,
1809:
1788:
1780:Tokyo:
1654:p. 44.
1630:, and
1048:Kanbun
881:Reigen
789:Kanbun
758:Kanbun
664:-tennō
266:Mother
256:Father
218:Tsuigō
184:Spouse
166:Burial
89:Reigen
3001:Shōwa
2986:Japan
2972:Shōwa
2962:Meiji
2933:Meiji
2928:Kōmei
2923:Ninkō
2770:Shōkō
2701:Kōmyō
2696:Kōgon
2622:Shijō
2538:Konoe
2493:Sanjō
2483:Kazan
2478:En'yū
2458:Daigo
2443:Yōzei
2438:Seiwa
2423:Junna
2408:Kanmu
2393:Heian
2379:Kanmu
2374:Kōnin
2359:Kōken
2354:Shōmu
2306:Monmu
2296:Tenmu
2291:Kōbun
2286:Tenji
2266:Jomei
2261:Suiko
2251:Yōmei
2226:Asuka
2212:Senka
2207:Ankan
2187:Kenzō
2167:Ingyō
2157:Richū
2132:Kofun
2104:Jingū
2098:Chūai
2093:Seimu
2088:Keikō
2078:Sujin
2073:Kaika
2068:Kōgen
2063:Kōrei
2048:Yayoi
2029:Kōshō
2024:Itoku
2019:Annei
2009:Jimmu
1994:Jōmon
1640:sokui
1636:senso
1634:have
1624:Yōzei
1612:senso
1040:Manji
1015:nengō
946:Meiji
928:Kugyō
922:Kugyō
844:Jōkyō
799:sokui
795:senso
741:Manji
720:Manji
678:senso
674:senso
616:sokui
612:senso
465:Dairi
411:imina
356:later
321:後西院天皇
307:tennō
245:House
199:below
193:Issue
187:Akiko
177:Kyoto
159:Japan
130:Kyoto
57:Reign
3050:and
2706:Sukō
2548:Nijō
2528:Toba
2448:Kōkō
2418:Saga
2329:Nara
2301:Jitō
2172:Ankō
2147:Ōjin
2034:Kōan
1977:list
1869:ISBN
1807:ISBN
1786:ISBN
1763:2018
1638:and
1620:Jitō
1412:3.
1176:2.
903:and
875:and
812:waka
770:1662
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736:1661
715:1659
684:1655
644:識仁親王
371:西院の帝
350:and
299:後西天皇
232:後西天皇
197:See
144:Died
113:Born
27:後西天皇
2843:Edo
2453:Uda
1648:see
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