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in 689, the law that entailed clarification of their legal status. However, while being subjects to the
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in 643. Even though Japan sent Hōshō back to Korea for a failed campaign to revive Baekje, Zenkō remained in Japan. The former royal family members were treated as "barbarian guests" (蕃客) and were not incorporated into the domestic political system of Japan for some time. They enjoyed privileged
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around 754. The emperor's rescript of 790 aimed to support Myōshin's appointment as lady-in-waiting (尚侍), the highest post among court ladies, despite her humble origin. She helped the clan's other female members enter the imperial court. Their prosperous days ended in 807, when
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the great virtue of the emperor. In so doing, Yamato Japan established for itself a system in which it, as a sponsor of the defunct kingdom of Baekje through its royal house, by extension rivalled Baekje's remaining traditional rival on the Korean
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Another theory attempts to interpret the rise and the fall of the Kudara no
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issued a rescript that treated the Kudara no
Konikishi clan as "relatives by marriage." It was related to the fact that the emperor's mother,
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Tomohiro 間瀬智広 (2005). ""Kudara no Konishiki" sei no seiritsu to Kudara no Konikishi shi no gakubu sōjō"
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Tanaka Fumio 田中史生 (1997). "Kanmu chō no Kudara no
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