皇: 1000 Terms and Phrases
- 皇
- Kimi
- Kirari
- Kou
- Sumera
- Sumeragi
- Tadasu
- Miyuki
- emperor
- 皇位
- imperial throne
- The Imperial Throne
- Chrysanthemum Throne
- 皇胤
- Imperial descendant (posterity)
- Kouin (Imperial descendant or posterity)
- 皇居
- Imperial Palace
- Koukyo
- Kokyo
- The Imperial Palace
- Imperial Palaces
- Tokyo Imperial Palace
- 皇后
- empress
- queen
- Kougou
- Kogo
- The Empress
- An empress
- 皇考
- the (deceased) father of the current emperor
- 皇国
- Japan
- the (Japanese) empire
- 皇嗣
- Crown Prince
- Imperial Heir
- Koshi (Imperial Heir)
- 皇子
- imperial prince
- child of the emperor
- Ouji
- Ooji
- Kimiko
- Kouko
- Sumeko
- Noriko
- Hiroko
- Princes of the Empress Teimei
- Miko (Imperial Prince)
- 皇室
- Imperial household
- royal family
- Japanese Imperial Family
- Imperial House of Japan
- 皇女
- imperial princess
- child of the emperor
- Princesses
- Imperial princess (Emperor's daughter)
- Imperial princess (daughter of the emperor)
- Himemiko (Imperial Princess)
- 皇籍
- membership of the Imperial family
- Koseki, a family register of the Imperial Family.
- 皇祖
- grandfather of the emperor
- founder of an empire
- 皇族
- imperial family
- royalty
- prince
- royal family
- The Imperial Family
- 皇孫
- imperial grandchild or descendant
- grandchild of Amaterasu (i.e. Ninigi no Mikoto)
- descendant of Amaterasu
- person of imperial lineage
- emperor
- 皇帝
- emperor
- czar
- imperial
- kaiser
- throne
- tsar
- tzar
- 皇都
- imperial capital
- Kouto
- 皇統
- the imperial line
- Imperial lineage
- 皇道
- the benevolent Imperial rule
- the Imperial Way
- 皇別
- clans supposedly descended from the imperial family
- Kobetsu
- 皇霊
- spirits of past emperors
- 皇祚
- rank of emperor
- the imperial throne
- 人皇
- emperor
- Human Sovereign
- 尊皇
- reverence for the emperor
- advocate of imperial rule
- 天皇
- Emperor of Japan
- Tennou
- THE EMPEROR
- The Emperor (Tenno)
- Emperors
- 法皇
- ex-emperor who becomes a monk
- Pope
- religious leader
- 皇御孫
- grandchild of Amaterasu (i.e. Ninigi no Mikoto)
- descendant of Amaterasu
- person of imperial lineage
- emperor
- 皇室費
- the Imperial Household expenses
- 皇族費
- allowance allotted to the Imperial family
- 皇太后
- Queen Mother
- Empress Dowager
- Koutaigou
- The Empress Dowager
- Kotaigo (Empress Dowager)
- 皇太子
- crown prince
- Koutaishi
- The Crown Prince
- Heir apparent
- 皇太孫
- eldest grandson of an Emperor in the line of descent
- The Son of the Crown Prince
- 皇統譜
- Imperial family record
- Kotofu (the Record of Imperial Lineage)
- 皇道派
- Imperial Way Faction (of the Imperial Japanese Army)
- 皇民化
- imperialise
- imperialize
- 皇霊祭
- equinoctial ceremony held by the emperor at the shrine of imperial ancestors
- Koreisai
- 皇霊殿
- shrine of imperial ancestors
- Koreiden
- 三皇后
- Grand Empress Dowager, the Empress Dowager and the Empress Consort
- 女教皇
- High Priestess (Tarot card)
- Popess
- The High Priestess
- 尊皇王
- reverence for the emperor
- advocate of imperial rule
- 天皇制
- the Emperor System
- Tennosei (Emperor System) in Japan
- 天皇杯
- Emperor's trophy
- Tennouhai
- 皇后島
- Kougoushima
- Kogo-jima Island
- 皇達也
- Sumeragi Tatsuya (h) (1941.5.4-)
- 皇芳之
- Sumeragi Yoshiyuki (1940-)
- 始皇帝
- Qin Shi Huang (first emperor of unified China)
- 皇子女
- Princes, Princesses
- Imperial princes and princesses
- Prince and Princesses
- 旧皇族
- The Former Imperial Family
- 泉皇女
- Izumi no himemiko (Imperial Princess Izumi)
- 紀皇女
- Ki no himemiko (Princess Ki)
- 太上皇
- Taijoko (retired emperor)
- 皇代暦
- Kodaireki (a chronicle)
- 皇祖神
- Kososhin (Imperial Ancestor)
- 銭皇后
- Empress Xiao Zhuang Rui
- 勤皇攘夷
- loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
- 皇位継承
- imperial succession
- Succession to the Imperial Throne
- 皇漢医学
- traditional Chinese medicine
- 皇紀年度
- numbering of years since Jimmu
- 皇后陛下
- her majesty the Empress
- 皇室神道
- Imperial Household Shinto
- The Imperial Shinto
- Imperial House Shinto
- 皇室典範
- the Imperial Household Law
- Imperial House Act
- The Imperial House Law
- 皇祖皇宗
- ancestors of the Imperial Family
- 皇太子妃
- crown princess
- The Consort of the Crown Prince
- 皇大神宮
- Koutai Shrine (the inner shrine of Ise Shrine)
- 今上天皇
- the present Emperor
- Kinjoutennou (emperor) (1933.12.23-)
- Kinjo Tenno (the present emperor)
- 三皇五帝
- Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors (mythological rulers of ancient China)
- 女系天皇
- matrilineal emperor of Japan
- emperor (either male or female) whose mother is (was) a member of the Imperial family but whose father is (was) not
- Female-line Emperor
- 女性天皇
- female emperor of Japan (historical or postulated)
- Japanese empresses
- 尊皇攘夷
- 19th century slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of (barbarian) foreigners
- 太皇太后
- Grand Empress Dowager
- The Grand Empress Dowager
- 太上天皇
- abdicated emperor
- Daijo Tenno
- Emperor Daijō
- 天皇賜杯
- Emperor's Cup
- trophy given to tournament winners
- 天皇陛下
- His Majesty the Emperor
- 明治天皇
- Emperor Meiji
- Meiji Tenno (1852-1912 CE, reigning: 1867-1912 CE)
- 安閑天皇
- Emperor Ankan
- Ankan Tenno
- 安康天皇
- Emperor Ankou
- Ankou Tenno
- Emperor Ankō
- 安徳天皇
- Emperor Antoku
- Antoku Tenno (1178-1185 CE, reigning: 1180-1185 CE)
- 安寧天皇
- Emperor Annei
- Annei Tenno
- 一条天皇
- Emperor Ichijou
- Ichijou Tenno (980-1011 CE, reigning: 986-1011 CE)
- Emperor Ichijō
- 允恭天皇
- Emperor Ingyou
- Ingyou Tenno
- Emperor Ingyō
- 宇多天皇
- Emperor Uda
- Uda Tenno (867-931 CE, reigning: 887-897 CE)
- 円融天皇
- Emperor En'yuu
- En'yuu Tenno (959-991 CE, reigning: 969-984 CE)
- Emperor Enyu
- Emperor En'yū
- 応神天皇
- Emperor Oujin
- Oujin Tenno
- The Emperor Ojin
- Emperor Ōjin
- 花園天皇
- Emperor Hanazono
- Hanazono Tenno (1297-1348 CE, reigning: 1308-1318 CE)
- 花山天皇
- Emperor Kazan
- Kazan Tenno (968-1008 CE, reigning: 984-986 CE)
- 魁皇博之
- Kaiou Hiroyuki (1972.7-)
- Kaiō Hiroyuki
- 開化天皇
- Emperor Kaika
- Kaika Tenno
- 桓武天皇
- Emperor Kammu
- Kammu Tenno (737-806 CE, reigning: 781-806 CE)
- 亀山天皇
- Emperor Kameyama
- Kameyama Tenno (1249-1305 CE, reigning: 1259-1274 CE)
- 欽明天皇
- Emperor Kimmei
- Kimmei Tenno (510-571 CE, reigning: 539-571 CE or 531-571 CE)
- Emperor Kinmei
- 近衛天皇
- Emperor Konoe
- Konoe Tenno (1139-1155 CE, reigning: 1141-1155 CE)
- 近衞天皇
- Konoetennou (emperor) (1139.6.16-1155.8.22)
- 慶光天皇
- Keikoutennou (emperor)
- 景行天皇
- Emperor Keikou
- Keikou Tenno
- Emperor Keikō
- 継体天皇
- Emperor Keitai
- Keitai Tenno
- 顕宗天皇
- Emperor Kenzou
- Kenzou Tenno
- Emperor Kenzō
- 元正天皇
- Empress Genshou
- Genshou Tenno (680-748 CE, reigning: 715-724 CE)
- Empress Genshō
- 元明天皇
- Empress Gemmei
- Gemmei Tenno (661-721 CE, reigning: 707-715 CE)
- Empress Genmei
- 後西天皇
- Emperor Go-Sai
- Go-Sai Tenno (1633-1654 CE, reigning: 1643-1654 CE)
- Emperor Gosai
- 光格天皇
- Emperor Koukaku
- Koukaku Tenno (1771-1840 CE, reigning: 1779-1817 CE)
- Emperor Kokaku
- Emperor Kōkaku
- 光厳天皇
- Emperor Kougon (of the Northern Court)
- Kougon Tenno (1313-1364 CE, reigning: 1331-1333 CE)
- Emperor Kogon
- Emperor Kōgon
- 光孝天皇
- Emperor Koukou
- Koukou Tenno (830-887 CE, reigning: 884-887 CE)
- Emperor Koko
- Emperor Kōkō
- 光仁天皇
- Emperor Kounin
- Kounin Tenno (709-781 CE, reigning: 770-781 CE)
- Emperor Konin
- Emperor Kōnin
- 光明皇后
- Koumyoukougou
- Empress Komyo
- Empress Kōmyō
- 光明天皇
- Emperor Koumyou (of the Northern Court)
- Koumyou Tenno (1321-1380 CE, reigning: 1336-1348 CE)
- Emperor Komyo
- Emperor Kōmyō
- 孝安天皇
- Emperor Kouan
- Kouan Tenno
- Emperor Koan
- Emperor Kōan
- 孝謙天皇
- Empress Kouken
- Kouken Tenno (718-770 CE, reigning: 749-758 CE)
- Empress Koken
- Empress Kōken
- 孝元天皇
- Emperor Kougen
- Kougen Tenno
- Emperor Kogen
- Emperor Kōgen
- 孝昭天皇
- Emperor Koushou
- Koushou Tenno
- Emperor Kosho
- Emperor Kōshō
- 孝徳天皇
- Emperor Koutoku
- Koutoku Tenno (597-654 CE, reigning 645-654 CE)
- Emperor Kotoku.
- Emperor Kōtoku
- 孝明天皇
- Emperor Koumei
- Koumei Tenno (1831-1866 CE, reigning: 1846-1866 CE)
- Emperor Komei
- Emperor Kōmei
- 孝霊天皇
- Emperor Kourei
- Kourei Tenno
- Emperor Korei
- Emperor Kōrei
- 弘文天皇
- Emperor Koubun
- Koubun Tenno (648-672 CE, reigning: 671-672 CE)
- Emperor Kobun
- Emperor Kōbun
- 皇居外苑
- Koukyogaien
- Outer Garden of the Imperial Palace
- 皇極天皇
- Empress Kougyoku
- Kougyoku Tenno (594-661 CE, reigning: 642-645 CE)
- Empress Kogyoku.
- Empress Kōgyoku
- 皇司信秀
- Outsukasa Nobuhide (h) (1971.2.18-)
- 皇子山駅
- Oujiyama Station (st)
- 皇室会議
- Imperial Household Council
- Imperial Household Council:
- 香淳皇后
- Koujunkougou (1903.3.6-2000.6.16) (empress)
- Empress Kōjun
- 高市皇子
- Takechinoouji
- Takechinomiko
- Prince Takechi (Takechi no Miko)
- 高倉天皇
- Emperor Takakura
- Takakura Tenno (1161-1181 CE, reigning: 1168-1180 CE)
- 嵯峨天皇
- Emperor Saga
- Saga Tenno (786-842 CE, reigning: 809-823 CE)
- 左京源皇
- Sakyou Minamotonosumera
- 桜町天皇
- Emperor Sakuramachi
- Sakuramachi Tenno (1720-1750 CE, reigning: 1735-1747 CE)
- 三条天皇
- Emperor Sanjou
- Sanjou Tenno (976-1017 CE, reigning: 1011-1016 CE)
- Emperor Sanjō
- 四条天皇
- Emperor Shijou
- Shijou Tenno (1231-1242 CE, reigning: 1232-1242 CE)
- Emperor Shijō
- 持統天皇
- Empress Jitou
- Jitou Tenno (645-702 CE, reigning: 690-697 CE)
- Empress Jitō
- 朱雀天皇
- Emperor Suzaku
- Suzaku Tenno (923-952 CE, reigning: 930-946 CE)
- 淳仁天皇
- Emperor Junnin
- Junnin Tenno (733-765 CE, reigning: 758-764 CE)
- 淳和天皇
- Emperor Junna
- Junna Tenno (786-840 CE, reigning: 823-833 CE)
- 順徳天皇
- Emperor Juntoku
- Juntoku Tenno (1197-1242 CE, reigning: 1210-1221 CE)
- 昭和天皇
- Emperor Showa (Hirohito)
- Showa Tenno (1901-1989 CE, reigning: 1926-1989 CE)
- 称光天皇
- Emperor Shoukou
- Shoukou Tenno (1401-1428 CE, reigning: 1412-1428 CE)
- Emperor Shoko
- Emperor Shōkō
- 称徳天皇
- Emperor Shoutoku
- Shoutoku Tenno (718-770 CE, reigning: 764-770 CE)
- Empress Shotoku
- 常照皇寺
- Joushoukouji
- Joshoko-ji Temple
- 神功皇后
- Jinguukougou (empress)
- Empress Jingu
- Empress Jingū
- 神武天皇
- Emperor Jimmu
- Jimmu Tenno
- Emperor Jinmu
- 仁賢天皇
- Emperor Ninken
- Ninken Tenno
- 仁孝天皇
- Emperor Ninkou
- Ninkou Tenno (1800-1846 CE, reigning: 1817-1846 CE)
- Emperor Ninkō
- 仁徳天皇
- Emperor Nintoku
- Nintoku Tenno
- 仁明天皇
- Emperor Nimmyou
- Nimmyou Tenno (810-850 CE, reigning: 833-850 CE)
- Emperor Ninmyō
- 垂仁天皇
- Emperor Suinin
- Suinin Tenno
- 推古天皇
- Empress Suiko
- Suiko Tenno (554-628 CE, reigning: 592-628 CE)
- 崇光天皇
- Emperor Sukou (of the Northern Court)
- Sukou Tenno (1334-1398 CE, reigning: 1348-1351 CE)
- Emperor Sukō
- 崇峻天皇
- Emperor Sushun
- Sushun Tenno (?-592 CE, reigning: 587-592 CE)
- 崇神天皇
- Emperor Sujin
- Sujin Tenno
- 崇道天皇
- Sudoutennou (emperor)
- 崇徳上皇
- Sutokujoukou (1119.7.7-1164.9.14) (retired emperor)
- 崇徳天皇
- Emperor Sutoku
- Sutoku Tenno (1119-1164 CE, reigning: 1123-1141 CE)
- 成務天皇
- Emperor Seimu
- Seimu Tenno
- 清寧天皇
- Emperor Seinei
- Seinei Tenno
- 清和天皇
- Emperor Seiwa
- Seiwa Tenno (850-880 CE, reigning: 858-876 CE)
- 聖武天皇
- Emperor Shoumu
- Shoumu Tenno (701-756 CE, reigning: 724-749 CE)
- Emperor Shomu
- Emperor Shōmu
- 宣化天皇
- Emperor Senka
- Senka Tenno
- 川島皇子
- Kawashimanoouji (657-691) (imperial prince)
- Imperial Prince Kawashima
- 草壁皇子
- Kusakabenoouji
- Kusakabenomiko
- Prince Kusakabe
- 村上天皇
- Emperor Murakami
- Murakami Tenno (926-967 CE, reigning: 946-967 CE)
- 大海皇子
- Oomamanoouji (imperial prince)
- 大正天皇
- Emperor Taishou
- Taishou Tenno (1879-1926 CE, reigning: 1912-1926 CE)
- Emperor Taishō
- 大津皇子
- Ootsunoouji
- Ootsunomiko
- Imperial Prince Otsu
- Prince Ōtsu
- 大友皇子
- Prince Ohtomo (alternate name of Emperor Koubun)
- Koubun Tenno (648-672 CE, reigning: 671-672 CE)
- Ootomonoooji
- Ootomonomiko
- 醍醐天皇
- Emperor Daigo
- Daigo Tenno (885-930 CE, reigning: 897-930 CE)
- 仲哀天皇
- Emperor Chuuai
- Chuuai Tenno
- Emperor Chuai
- Emperor Chūai
- 仲恭天皇
- Emperor Chuukyou
- Chuukyou Tenno (1218-1234 CE, reigning: May-July of 1221 CE)
- Emperor Chukyo
- Emperor Chūkyō
- 長慶天皇
- Emperor Choukei
- Choukei Tenno (1343-1394 CE, reigning: 1368-1383 CE)
- Emperor Chokei
- Emperor Chōkei
- 鳥羽天皇
- Emperor Toba
- Toba Tenno (1103-1156 CE, reigning: 1107-1123 CE)
- 貞明皇后
- Teimeikougou (1884-1951) (empress)
- The Empress Teimei
- 天智天皇
- Emperor Tenji (Tenchi)
- Tenji (Tenchi) Tenno (626-671 CE, reigning: 668-671 CE)
- Emperor Tenchi (Tenji)
- 天武天皇
- Emperor Temmu
- Temmu Tenno (?-686 CE, reigning: 673-686 CE)
- Emperor Tenmu
- The Emperor Tenmu
- 東山天皇
- Emperor Higashiyama
- Higashiyama Tenno (1675-1709 CE, reigning: 1687-1709 CE)
- 桃園天皇
- Emperor Momozono
- Momozono Tenno (1741-1762 CE, reigning: 1747-1762 CE)
- 二条天皇
- Emperor Nijou
- Nijou Tenno (1143-1165 CE, reigning: 1158-1165 CE)
- Emperor Nijō
- 忍壁皇子
- Osakabenomiko
- Osakabe no Miko (Prince Osakabe)
- 白河天皇
- Emperor Shirakawa
- Shirakawa Tenno (1053-1129 CE, reigning: 1072-1086 CE)
- 反正天皇
- Emperor Hanzei
- Hanzei Tenno
- 敏達天皇
- Emperor Bidatsu
- Bidatsu Tenno (538-585 CE, reigning: 572-585 CE)
- 武烈天皇
- Emperor Buretsu
- Buretsu Tenno
- Emperor Buretsu (Muretsu)
- 伏見天皇
- Emperor Fushimi
- Fushimi Tenno (1265-1317 CE, reigning: 1287-1298 CE)
- 文徳天皇
- Emperor Montoku
- Montoku Tenno (827-858 CE, reigning: 850-858 CE)
- 文武天皇
- Emperor Mommu
- Mommu Tenno (661-721 CE, reigning: 707-715 CE)
- Emperor Monmu
- 平城天皇
- Emperor Heizei
- Heizei Tenno (774-824 CE, reigning: 806-809 CE)
- Emperor Heizei, Heijo
- 堀河天皇
- Emperor Horikawa
- Horikawa Tenno (1079-1107 CE, reigning: 1086-1107 CE)
- 明正天皇
- Empress Meishou
- Meishou Tenno (1623-1696 CE, reigning: 1629-1643 CE)
- Empress Meishō
- 有間皇子
- Arimanoouji
- Arimanomiko
- Arima no miko (Prince Arima)
- 有馬皇子
- Arima Ouji (imperial prince)
- 雄略天皇
- Emperor Yuuryaku
- Yuuryaku Tenno
- Emperor Yuryaku
- Emperor Yūryaku
- 用明天皇
- Emperor Youmei
- Youmei Tenno (?-587 CE, reigning: 585-587 CE)
- Emperor Yomei
- Emperor Yōmei
- 陽成天皇
- Emperor Youzei
- Youzei Tenno (868-949 CE, reigning: 876-884 CE)
- Emperor Yozei
- Emperor Yōzei
- 履中天皇
- Emperor Richuu
- Richuu Tenno
- Emperor Richū
- 冷泉天皇
- Emperor Reizei
- Reizei Tenno (926-967 CE, reigning: 946-967 CE)
- 霊元天皇
- Emperor Reigen
- Reigen Tenno (1654-1732 CE, reigning: 1663-1687 CE)
- 六条天皇
- Emperor Rokujou
- Rokujou Tenno (1164-1176 CE, reigning: 1165-1168 CE)
- Emperor Rokujō
- 舒明天皇
- Emperor Jomei
- Jomei Tenno (593-641 CE, reigning: 629-641 CE)
- 懿徳天皇
- Emperor Itoku
- Itoku Tenno
- 綏靖天皇
- Emperor Suizei
- Suizei Tenno
- 皇室領。
- It was an estate of Imperial Family.
- It was the territory of the Imperial Family.
- 皇籍復帰
- Returning to the Imperial Family
- 皇族時代
- Days in the Imperial family
- 皇太后。
- She was an Empress Dowager.
- 皇室行事
- Imperial public activities
- 皇居参観
- The public's visit to Imperial Palaces
- 太上法皇
- Dajo Hoo (Cloistered Retired Emperor)
- Cloistered Emperor
- 皇后時代
- The period of her Empress days
- 皇族会議
- The Imperial Family Council
- 皇太孫妃
- The Consort of the Son of the Crown Prince
- 天皇暗殺
- Assassination of the Emperor
- 孝謙上皇
- Retired Empress Koken
- 山辺皇女
- Princess Yamanobeno Himemiko
- 皇族軍人
- Ko-zoku Gunjin (the Military from Imperial Family)
- 十市皇女
- Tochi no Himemiko (also pronounced Toichi no Himemiko)
- Princess Tōchi
- 竹田皇子
- Takeda no miko (the Imperial Prince Takeda)
- 間人皇女
- Hashihito no Himemiko
- 忍熊皇子
- Imperial Prince Oshikuma (Oshikuma no Miko)
- 田形皇女
- Takata no himemiko (Imperial Princess Takata)
- 大田皇女
- Ota no himemiko (Imperial Princess Ota)
- Princess Ōta
- 来目皇子
- Kumenomiko (Prince Kume)
- 皇位簒奪
- The usurpation of the imperial throne
- Usurper
- 磯城皇子
- Shiki no miko (Prince Shiki [磯城])
- 託基皇女
- Taki no himemiko (Princess Taki)
- 阿雅皇女
- Aga no himemiko (Princess Aga)
- 皇太夫人
- Kotaifujin (title for previous retired emperors' consort)
- 上皇挙兵
- Retired Emperor Gotoba raises an army
- 桂の皇女
- The Princess Katsura
- 天皇大権
- Emperor's prerogative
- 皇越律令
- Vietnam Imperial Statue
- 天皇主権
- Imperial sovereignty
- 天皇の后
- An empress of an emperor
- 皇族議員
- Imperial Family Councilors
- 熊沢天皇
- Kumazawa Tenno (Emperor Kumazawa)
- 大来皇女
- Oku no Himemiko
- Princess Ōku
- 弓削皇子
- Yuge no Miko (Prince Yuge)
- 志貴皇子
- Imperial Prince Shiki
- 法皇襲撃
- Attacking the Monk-Emperor
- 元皇族。
- He was a member of the former imperial family.
- 但馬皇女
- Tajima no himemiko
- Princess Tajima
- 太上皇]
- Retired Emperor (title)
- 元の皇帝
- Yuan Dynasty emperors
- 清の皇族
- Qing Dynasty imperial princes
- 明の皇帝
- Ming Dynasty emperors
- Ming emperors
- 晋の皇帝
- Jin Dynasty (265–420) emperors
- 漢の皇后
- Han Dynasty empresses
- 清の皇后
- Qing Dynasty empresses
- 上官皇后
- Grand Empress Dowager Shangguan
- 慕容皇后
- Empress Murong (Daowu)
- 金の皇帝
- Jin emperors
- Jin Dynasty (1115–1234) emperors
- 皇帝官房
- His Imperial Majesty's Own Chancellery
- 漢の皇帝
- Han Dynasty emperors
- 隋の皇帝
- Sui Dynasty emperors
- 宋の皇帝
- Song Dynasty emperors
- 唐の皇帝
- Tang Dynasty emperors
- 英皇制誥
- Hong Kong Letters Patent
- 遼の皇帝
- Liao Dynasty emperors
- 唐の皇后
- Tang Dynasty empresses
- 秦皇島駅
- Qinhuangdao Railway Station
- 皇室訓令
- Hong Kong Royal Instructions
- 清の皇帝
- Qing Dynasty emperors
- 小皇帝
- Little Emperor Syndrome
- 皇崗口岸
- Huanggang Port Control Point
- 皇位継承者
- heir to the throne
- successor to the throne
- 皇太子殿下
- the Crown Prince
- Koutaishidenka
- 皇朝十二銭
- twelve coinages minted in Japan during the Nara and Heian periods
- Kocho-Junisen (twelve coins cast in Japan)
- 皇民化政策
- imperialisation policy (esp. on Korea during Japan's colonial rule) (imperialization)
- policy of imperialisation
- 秋季皇霊祭
- imperial ceremony of ancestor worship formerly held on the autumnal equinox
- 春季皇霊祭
- imperial ceremony of ancestor worship formerly held on the vernal equinox
- 象徴天皇制
- symbolic emperor system
- 神武天皇祭
- Festival of Emperor Jimmu (formerly held annually on April 3rd, the supposed day of his death)
- Jinmu tenno sai (Emperor Jinmu Ceremony)
- 尊皇王攘夷
- 19th century slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of (barbarian) foreigners
- 天皇機関説
- theory of the Emperor as an organ of government
- the Emperor Organ Theory
- 天皇誕生日
- Emperor's Birthday Holiday (Dec 23rd) (Emperor Shouwa's was April 29th)
- Tennoutanjoubi
- The Emperor's Birthday
- 天照皇大神
- Sun Goddess
- Amaterasu Oomikami
- 桓武天皇陵
- Kanmutennouryou
- Mausoleum of Emperor Kanmu
- The Kanmu Mausoleum
- 欽明天皇陵
- Kinmeitennouryou
- Emperor Kinmei Mausoleum
- 景行天皇陵
- Keikoutennouryou
- The Mausoleum of Emperor Keiko
- Burial mound of Emperor Keiko
- 軽大娘皇女
- Karunoooiratsumenohimemiko
- Karu no Oiratsume
- 後一条天皇
- Emperor Go-Ichijou
- Go-Ichijou Tenno (1008-1036 CE, reigning: 1016-1036 CE)
- Emperor Go-Ichijō
- 後宇多天皇
- Emperor Go-Uda
- Go-Uda Tenno (1267-1324 CE, reigning: 1274-1287 CE)
- Emperor Gouda
- 後円融天皇
- Emperor Go-En'yuu (of the Northern Court)
- Go-En'yuu Tenno (1358-1393 CE, reigning: 1371-1382 CE)
- Emperor Goenyu
- Emperor Go-En'yū
- 後花園天皇
- Emperor Go-Hanazono
- Go-Hanazono Tenno (1419-1470 CE, reigning: 1428-1464 CE)
- Emperor Gohanazono
- 後亀山天皇
- Emperor Go-Kameyama
- Go-Kameyama Tenno (?-1424 CE, reigning: 1383-1392 CE)
- Emperor Gokameyama
- 後光厳天皇
- Emperor Go-Kougon (of the Northern Court)
- Go-Kougon Tenno (1338-1374 CE, reigning: 1352-1371 CE)
- Emperor Gokogon
- Emperor Go-Kōgon
- 後光明天皇
- Emperor Go-Koumyou
- Go-Koumyou Tenno (1633-1654 CE, reigning: 1643-1654 CE)
- Emperor Gokomyo
- Emperor Go-Kōmyō
- 後嵯峨天皇
- Emperor Go-Saga
- Go-Saga Tenno (1220-1272 CE, reigning: 1242-1246 CE)
- Emperor Gosaga
- 後桜町天皇
- Empress Go-Sakuramachi
- Go-Sakuramachi Tenno (1740-1813 CE, reigning: 1762-1770 CE)
- Empress Gosakuramachi
- 後三条天皇
- Emperor Go-Sanjou
- Go-Sanjou Tenno (1034-1073 CE, reigning: 1068-1072 CE)
- Emperor Gosanjo
- Emperor Go-Sanjō
- 後朱雀天皇
- Emperor Go-Suzaku
- Go-Suzaku Tenno (1009-1045 CE, reigning: 1036-1045 CE)
- 後小松天皇
- Emperor Go-Komatsu
- Go-Komatsu Tenno (1377-1433 CE, reigning: 1382-1412 CE)
- Emperor Gokomatsu
- 後深草天皇
- Emperor Go-Fukakusa
- Go-Fukakusa Tenno (1243-1304 CE, reigning: 1246-1259 CE)
- Emperor Gofukakusa
- 後水尾天皇
- Emperor Go-Mizu-no-O
- Go-Mizu-no-O Tenno (1596-1680 CE, reigning: 1611-1629 CE)
- Emperor Gomizunoo
- Emperor Go-Mizunoo
- 後村上天皇
- Emperor Go-Murakami
- Go-Murakami Tenno (1328-1368 CE, reigning: 1339-1368 CE)
- Emperor Gomurakami
- 後醍醐天皇
- Emperor Go-Daigo
- Go-Daigo Tenno (1288-1339 CE, reigning: 1318-1339 CE)
- 後鳥羽天皇
- Emperor Go-Toba
- Go-Toba Tenno (1180-1239 CE, reigning: 1183-1198 CE)
- 後桃園天皇
- Emperor Go-Momozono
- Go-Momozono Tenno (1758-1779 CE, reigning: 1770-1779 CE)
- Emperor Gomomozono
- 後奈良天皇
- Emperor Go-Nara
- Go-Nara Tenno (1496-1557 CE, reigning: 1526-1557 CE)
- Emperor Gonara
- 後二条天皇
- Emperor Go-Nijou
- Go-Nijou Tenno (1285-1308 CE, reigning: 1301-1308 CE)
- Emperor Gonijo
- Emperor Go-Nijō
- 後柏原天皇
- Emperor Go-Kashiwabara
- Go-Kashiwabara Tenno (1464-1526 CE, reigning: 1500-1526 CE)
- Emperor Gokashiwabara
- 後白河上皇
- Goshirakawajoukou (retired emperor)
- 後白河天皇
- Emperor Go-Shirakawa
- Go-Shirakawa Tenno (1127-1192 CE, reigning: 1155-1158 CE)
- Emperor Goshirakawa
- 後白河法皇
- Goshirakawahouou (1127.10.18-1192.4.26) (ex-emperor, later monk)
- 後伏見天皇
- Emperor Go-Fushimi
- Go-Fushimi Tenno (1288-1336 CE, reigning: 1298-1301 CE)
- Emperor Gofushimi
- 後堀河天皇
- Emperor Go-Horikawa
- Go-Horikawa Tenno (1212-1234 CE, reigning: 1221-1232 CE)
- Emperor Gohorikawa
- 後陽成天皇
- Emperor Go-Youzei
- Go-Youzei Tenno (1571-1617 CE, reigning: 1586-1611 CE)
- Emperor Goyozei
- Emperor Go-Yōzei
- 後冷泉天皇
- Emperor Go-Reizei
- Go-Reizei Tenno (1025-1068 CE, reigning: 1045-1068 CE)
- Emperor Goreizei
- 孝元天皇陵
- Kougentennouryou
- Imperial Mausoleum for Emperor Kogen
- 皇后美智子
- Kougou Michiko (h) (1934.10.20-)
- Empress Michiko
- 皇太后良子
- Koutaigou Nagako (h) (1903.3.6-2000.6.16)
- 皇典講究所
- Research Institute for the Japanese Classics (1882-1946)
- Koten Kokyujo
- 皇學館大学
- Kougakukan University
- 高皇産霊神
- Takamimusubi no kami
- Takamimusubi-no-kami
- 昭憲皇太后
- Shoukenkoutaigou (1849.5.9-1914.4.11) (empress dowager)
- Empress Dowager Shoken
- Empress Shōken
- 神皇正統記
- Jinno Shotoki (Succession of Imperial Rulers in Japan, historical treatise by Kitabatake Chikafusa, 1339)
- The Jinno Shotoki (A Chronicle of Gods and Sovereigns)
- 神武天皇陵
- Shinbutennouryou
- Mausoleum of Emperor Jinmu
- 崇神天皇陵
- Sujintennouryou
- The Mausoleum of Emperor Sujin
- Burial mound of Emperor Suijin
- 正親町天皇
- Emperor Ogimachi
- Ogimachi Tenno (1517-1593 CE, reigning: 1557-1586 CE)
- Emperor Ōgimachi
- 宣化天皇陵
- Senkatennouryou
- Mausoleum of Emperor Senka
- 中御門天皇
- Emperor Nakamikado
- Nakamikado Tenno (1701-1737 CE, reigning: 1709-1735 CE)
- 中大兄皇子
- Nakanoooenoouji (imperial prince, 614-671)
- 土御門天皇
- Emperor Tsuchimikado
- Tsuchimikado Tenno (1195-1231 CE, reigning: 1198-1210 CE)
- 日並知皇子
- Hinameshinomiko (imperial prince)
- 白河天皇陵
- Shirakawatennouryou
- 飯豊青皇女
- Iitoyoaonohimemiko
- Iitoyo no himemiko.
- Iitoyoao no mimemiko (Princess Iitoyoao)
- 木梨軽皇子
- Kinashinokarunomiko
- Kinashi no Karu no Miko
- Prince Kinashi no Karu
- 皇居東御苑
- Kokyo Higashi Gyoen (the East Garden of the Imperial Palace)
- 六道珍皇寺
- Rokudo Chinno-ji Temple
- Rokudo-chinno-ji Temple
- 尊皇の宗制
- The Religious System of Reverence for the Emperor
- 天皇の弟。
- He was the younger brother of the emperor.
- 皇族・諸王
- Imperial family and shoo (princes without imperial proclamation)
- Imperial families and Shoo
- 皇子の読み
- Reading of the Princes' Names
- 妃・皇子女
- Empress, Princes and Princesses
- 天皇の歴史
- History of the Emperor
- 古代の天皇
- The Emperors in Ancient Times
- 天皇と課題
- The Emperor and problems
- 皇太子制説
- The crown prince system theory
- 皇室の構成
- Structure of the Imperial Family
- 皇室の活動
- The Imperial Family's activities
- 皇室経済法
- Imperial House Economy Law
- 皇室の儀式
- Ceremonies in the Imperial Court
- 御名部皇女
- Minabe no Himemiko
- Princess Minabe
- 皇帝の訳語
- Translations for emperor
- 皇后と女帝
- Kogo and Jyotei (empresses)
- 皇太后時代
- The period of her days as the Empress Dowager
- 皇族の裁判
- Trying Members of the Imperial Family
- 皇族の班位
- Order of Ranks of the Imperial Family
- 天皇の長子
- The eldest son of the Emperor
- 天皇の長孫
- The first grandson of the Emperor
- 現在の皇族
- The Imperial Family of Today
- 日本の天皇
- Emperors in Japan
- the Japanese Emperor
- Japanese emperors
- 中国の皇帝
- Emperors in China
- Chinese emperors
- 他田天皇。
- He was also called Emperor Wosada.
- 旧皇統譜令
- Kyu Kotofu Rei (literally, the previous Order of the Record of Imperial Lineage)
- 高市天皇説
- Theory of Emperor Takechi
- 穴穂部皇子
- Prince Anahobe (Anahobe no Miko)
- 皇太子時代
- In his days of the Crown Prince
- In his Crown Prince days
- 日本国皇帝
- Nihonkoku Kotei (Emperor of Japan)
- かご坂皇子
- Imperial Prince Kagosaka (Kagosaka no Miko)
- 尊皇攘夷論
- Argument of Sonno-joi (slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of foreigners)
- 天皇の地位
- The Status of the Emperor
- 天皇の大権
- The Emperor's Authority
- 明日香皇女
- Imperial Princess Asuka
- 一 皇長子
- 1) The eldest son of the Emperor
- 二 皇長孫
- 2) The eldest son of the Emperor's eldest son
- 泊瀬部皇女
- Hatsusebe no himemiko (Princess Hatsusebe)
- 新田部皇女
- Nitabe no himemiko (Princess Nitabe)
- Princess Niitabe
- 大草香皇子
- Imperial Prince Okusaka
- 糠手姫皇女
- Nukadehime no himemiko
- 皇族の子。
- The word represents a son of an Imperial family.
- 境黒彦皇子
- Sakai no kurohiko no miko
- 手白香皇女
- Tashiraka no Himemiko
- 神功皇后説
- The Empress Jingu Theory
- 皇民化教育
- Japanization Education
- 新皇と称す
- He began to call himself Shinno (New Emperor).
- 裏面 皇居
- Back Imperial Palace
- 皇子伝3巻
- Biographies of Princes, 3 volumes
- 皇女伝1巻
- Biographies of Princesses, 1 volume
- 皇族伝6巻
- Biographies of Imperial Families, 6 volumes
- 英照皇太后
- Empress Dowager Eisho
- Empress Eishō
- 皇室と神道
- Imperial Court and Shinto
- 皇族出身。
- KI was from the royal family.
- TAKAHASHI was from the royal family.
- 皇太子の妻
- the wife of a crown prince
- ローマ皇帝
- Emperor of Rome
- Roman emperors
- 日本の皇帝
- the emperor of Japan
- 日本の皇族
- Imperial House of Japan
- 孝静成皇后
- Empress Xiaojingcheng
- インド皇帝
- Emperors of India
- Emperor of India
- 北朝の皇帝
- Northern Wei emperors
- 穆皇后呉氏
- Empress Wu (Zhaolie)
- 始皇帝暗殺
- The Emperor and the Assassin
- 睿智蕭皇后
- Empress Xiao (Liao Dynasty)
- ロシア皇后
- Russian tsarinas
- Russian empresses
- ラテン皇帝
- Latin Emperors of Constantinople
- 孝荘文皇后
- Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang
- 南明の皇帝
- Southern Ming Emperors
- 献明賀皇后
- Princess Dowager Helan
- 天皇の一覧
- List of Emperors of Japan
- 天皇海山群
- Hawaiian – Emperor seamount chain
- 西夏の皇帝
- Western Xia emperors
- 満州国皇宮
- Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchu State
- 皇帝ペンギン
- emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri)
- March of the Penguins
- 天皇人間宣言
- Imperial Declaration of Humanity (wherein Hirohito renounced the imperial claim to divinity; Jan. 1, 1946)
- 安徳天皇御陵
- Antokutennougoryou
- 岡宮御宇天皇
- Okanomiyaniamenoshitashiroshimeshishisumeramikoto (emperor)
- 後一条天皇陵
- Goichijoutennouryou
- 後亀山天皇陵
- Gokameyamatennouryou
- 後三條天皇陵
- Ushirosanjoutennouryou
- 後朱雀天皇陵
- Gosuzakutennouryou
- 後村上天皇陵
- Gomurakamitennouryou
- 後土御門天皇
- Emperor Go-Tsuchimikado
- Go-Tsuchimikado Tenno (1442-1500 CE, reigning: 1464-1500 CE)
- Emperor Gotsuchimikado
- 後白河天皇陵
- Goshirakawatennouryou
- 後堀河天皇陵
- Gohorikawatennouryou
- 後冷泉天皇陵
- Goreizeitennouryou
- 皇嘉門院別当
- Koukamon'innobettou
- Kokamonin no Betto
- 皇宮警察本部
- Imperial Guard Headquarters
- Imperial Guard Headquarters:
- 皇室経済会議
- Imperial Household Economy Council
- Imperial Household Economy Council:
- 皇太子妃雅子
- Koutaishihi Masako (h) (1963.12.9-)
- 春日宮天皇陵
- Kasuganomiyatennouryou
- 仲津姫皇后陵
- Nakatsuhimekougouryou
- 天皇の杜古墳
- Tennounomori Tumulus
- 天照皇太神社
- Amaterasuoomi Shrine
- 土御門天皇陵
- Tsuchimikadotennouryou
- Mausoleum of Emperor Tsuchimikado
- 陽光太上天皇
- Youkoudaijoutennou
- 皇居内の施設
- Facilities in Kokyo
- 天皇賞（春）
- Tenno Sho (emperor's cup) (spring)
- 天皇の着用例
- Example in wearing of an emperor
- 上皇の着用例
- Example in wearing of a retired emperor
- 孝謙天皇宣命
- Empress Koken's Senmyo
- 能シテ：皇帝
- Noh shite (main role): emperor
- 后妃・皇子女
- Empresses, Princes, and Princesses
- Empress, Princess
- Empresses, Princes and Princesses
- 後鳥羽天皇像
- A portrait of Emperor Go-Toba
- 実権無き上皇
- The retired Emperor Without Political Power
- 高御座と皇居
- The Takamikura and the Imperial Palace
- 光孝天皇子。
- Emperor Koko's Prince
- 醍醐天皇子。
- Emperor Daigo's Prince
- 村上天皇子。
- Emperor Murakami's Prince
- 天武天皇孫。
- Emperor Tenmu's grandchild
- 平城天皇孫。
- Emperor Heijo's grandchild
- Emperor Heizei's grandchild
- 清和天皇孫。
- Emperor Seiwa's grandchild
- 桓武天皇孫。
- Emperor Kanmu's grandchild
- 醍醐天皇孫。
- Emperor Daigo's grandchild
- 宇多天皇孫。
- Emperor Uda's grandchild
- 村上天皇孫。
- Emperor Murakami's grandchild
- 花山天皇孫。
- Emperor Kazan's grandchild
- 嵯峨天皇宸翰
- Emperor Saga's shinkan
- 近衛天皇崩御
- Emperor Konoe passed away
- 二条天皇崩御
- Emperor Nijo passed away
- 所生の皇子女
- Her Princes and Princesses.
- Prince and princess who were birth children of Kitsushi
- 大正天皇以降
- After Emperor Taisho
- 天皇家の姓氏
- Family name of Tenno
- 皇位継承法説
- Imperial succession code theory
- 後に皇太后。
- She later became empress dowager.
- 天皇号の創始
- Creation of the Title of Tenno (emperor)
- 父：天智天皇
- Father: The Emperor Tenchi
- Father: Emperor Tenchi
- 夫：天武天皇
- Husband: The Emperor Tenmu
- 子：草壁皇子
- Child: Kusakabe no Miko
- 星川稚宮皇子
- Hoshikawa no Wakamiya no miko
- 日本の皇后位
- Ranks of empress in Japan
- 中国の皇后位
- Ranks of empress in China
- 皇太子妃時代
- The period of her reign as crown princess
- 日本の皇太子
- Crown princes in Japan
- 夫：草壁皇子
- Husband: Kusakabe no miko.
- 王 (皇族)
- King (of imperial family)
- 天皇家の起源
- The origin of the Imperial family
- 皇位継承問題
- The issue of succession to the Imperial throne
- 前四代天皇陵
- The Imperial mausoleum of previous four Emperors
- 古人大兄皇子
- Furuhito no Oe no Miko
- 天皇の追号。
- A posthumous title of the Emperor
- 市辺押磐皇子
- Prince Ichinobe no Oshiha
- 皇位継承順位
- The order of the succession to the Imperial Throne
- Line of succession to the Japanese throne
- 春日大娘皇女
- Princess Kasuga no Oiratsume
- 菟道貝蛸皇女
- Ujinokaitako no himemiko (Princes Ujinokaitako)
- 八釣白彦皇子
- Prince Yatsurishirohiko
- 賀名生皇居跡
- Remains of Ano Imperial Palace
- 後鳥羽上皇像
- The portrait of Retired Emperor Gotoba
- 京大天皇事件
- Kyodai-Tenno incident
- 皇室自律主義
- Imperial Family Autonomy System
- 第1章 天皇
- Chapter 1. The Emperor
- 舒明・皇極朝
- The Jomei and Kogyoku Dynasties
- 皇子を産む。
- She gives birth to the Cloistered Emperor's son.
- 花園天皇宸記
- Hanazono Tenno Shinki (The Records of Emperor Hanazono)
- 1代神武天皇
- The first generation, Emperor Jinmu
- 2代綏靖天皇
- The second generation, Emperor Suizei
- 3代安寧天皇
- The third generation, Emperor Annei
- 4代懿徳天皇
- The forth generation, Emperor Itoku
- 5代孝昭天皇
- The fifth generation, Emperor Kosho
- 6代孝安天皇
- The sixth generation, Emperor Koan
- 7代孝霊天皇
- The seventh generation, Emperor Korei
- 8代孝元天皇
- The eighth generation, Emperor Kogen
- 9代開化天皇
- The ninth generation, Emperor Kaika
- 父：天武天皇
- Father: Emperor Tenmu
- 妃：山辺皇女
- Wife: Yamanobe no Himemiko
- 高市皇子妃。
- His another daughter Mei no Iratsume gave birth to Princess Minabe no himemiko (Imperial Princess Minabe, Wife of Prince Takechi no Miko,
- 有間皇子の変
- Prince Arima's War
- Coup of Prince Arima
- 嵯峨天皇女御
- Emperor Saga's nyogo.
- 皇后宮大進。
- He held the post of kotaigu no Taijo (Senior Secretary of the household department for Empress).
- 『皇朝印典』
- 'Dictionary of Imperial Seals'
- 酢香手姫皇女
- Princess Sukatehime no Himemiko
- 皇太子傅兼任
- He was also appointed to Kotaishi fu (an official in charge of education of the Crown Prince).
- 大宝天皇御製
- Poems written by the Emperor Taiho
- 伝崇神天皇陵
- The speculated Mausoleum of Emperor Sujin
- 天照皇大神宮
- Tenshokodai-jingu Shrine
- 皇室の式年祭
- Imperial Shikinensai Memorial Ceremonies
- 皇帝陛下万歳
- Heil dir im Siegerkranz
- 東ローマ皇后
- Byzantine empresses
- 明悼皇后毛氏
- Empress Mao (Ming)
- 教皇不可謬説
- Papal infallibility
- 東ローマ皇帝
- Byzantine emperors
- 孝昭皇后元氏
- Empress Yuan (Xiaozhao)
- 敬哀皇后張氏
- Empress Zhang (Liu Shan, former)
- 武宣皇后卞氏
- Empress Dowager Bian
- 教皇権の歴史
- History of the Papacy
- サルタン皇帝
- The Tale of Tsar Saltan (Rimsky-Korsakov)
- 明元皇后郭氏
- Empress Guo (Ming)
- 第一章 天皇
- CHAPTER I. THE EMPEROR
- 安閑天皇皇后陵
- Ankantennoukougouryou
- 桓武天皇皇后陵
- Kanmutennoukougouryou
- Mausoleum of Empress Kanmu
- The tomb of Emperor Kanmu's wife
- 皇子山ゴルフ場
- Oujiyama golf links
- 皇太子徳仁親王
- Koutaishi Naruhito (h) (1960.2.23-)
- Crown Prince Naruhito
- 皇大神宮教本部
- Koutaijinguukyouhonbu
- 始皇帝兵馬俑坑
- excavation site of the Terracotta Army (Xian, China)
- 春日宮天皇妃陵
- Kasuganomiyatennouhiryou
- 淳和天皇火葬塚
- Junnatennoukasouduka
- 淳和天皇御母陵
- Junnatennougoboryou
- 順徳天皇火葬塚
- Juntokutennoukasouduka
- 順徳天皇皇子墓
- Juntokutennououjinohaka
- 順徳天皇皇女墓
- Juntokutennoukoujonohaka
- Juntokutennoukoujobonohaka
- 聖護院旧仮皇居
- Seigoinkyuukarikoukyo
- Shogoin Kyukarikokyo (lit. Shogo-in Temple Former Temporary Imperial Palace)
- 仲哀天皇殯葬所
- Chuuaitennouhinsousho
- 法皇山横穴古墳
- Hououzanyokoana Tumulus
- 霊元天皇皇女墓
- Reigentennoukoujobo
- 皇居宮殿の正殿
- Seiden of the Imperial Palace
- 後醍醐天皇消息
- Letter by Emperor Godaigo
- 皇室関係者多数
- Many of Imperial Family related people
- 祭神：応神天皇
- Enshrined deity: the Emperor Ojin
- 父は鳥羽天皇。
- His father was the Emperor Toba.
- His father was Emperor Toba.
- 父は花山天皇。
- His father was the Emperor Kazan.
- 父は白河天皇。
- His father was Emperor Shirakawa.
- 皇朝銭の終わり
- The End of the Kocho-sen Coins
- 皇太子の着用例
- Example in wearing of a crown prince
- 用明天皇職人鑑
- Yomei Tenno Shokunin Kagami (The Mirror of Craftsmen of the Emperor Yomei)
- 基礎情報 天皇
- Basic Information: Emperor
- Personal information of Emperor SHIRAKAWA
- 皇子皇女多数。
- There are many princes and princesses.
- 今上天皇の発言
- The present Emperor's remark
- 冷泉天皇の奇行
- Emperor Reizei's aberration
- 父後朱雀天皇。
- His father was Emperor Gosuzaku.
- 天武天皇曾孫。
- Emperor Tenmu's great-grandchild
- Emperor Tenmu's great grandchild
- 天武天皇子孫。
- Emperor Tenmu's great-grandchild
- Emperor Tenmu's a descendant
- Emperor Tenmu's grandchild
- 聖武天皇皇女。
- Emperor Shomu's Princess
- 醍醐天皇皇子。
- He was Emperor Daigo's Prince.
- 後深草天皇孫。
- He was Emperor Gofukakusa's grandchild.
- 順徳天皇曾孫。
- He was Emperor Juntoku's great grandchild.
- 天智天皇玄孫。
- Emperor Tenji's great great grandchild
- 光仁天皇皇子。
- Emperor Konin' Prince
- 桓武天皇皇子。
- Emperor Kanmu's Prince
- 嵯峨天皇皇子。
- Emperor Saga's Prince
- 仁明天皇皇子。
- Emperor Ninmyo's Prince
- 光孝天皇子孫。
- Emperor Koko's grandchild
- 後三条天皇孫。
- Emperor Gosanjo's grandchild
- 一条天皇皇孫。
- She was a grandchild of Emperor Ichijo
- 東山天皇の孫。
- He was the grandchild of Emperor Higashiyama.
- 光格天皇の父。
- He was Emperor Kokaku's father.
- 皇統分裂の時代
- The period of the division of Imperial lineage
- 皇籍離脱の経緯
- How the ceasing of membership in the Imperial Family started
- 旧皇族の著名人
- Famous people of the former Imperial Family
- 明治天皇替玉説
- The theory of Emperor Meiji's substitute
- 女性天皇の役割
- The role of the female Emperor
- 淳和天皇皇后。
- She was the Empress of Emperor Junna.
- 朱雀天皇女御。
- She was a nyogo (a consort of an emperor) of Emperor Suzaku.
- 朱雀天皇即位。
- Emperor Suzaku ascended the throne.
- 聖武天皇宸翰
- Emperor Shomu' shinkan
- 父は亀山天皇。
- His father was Emperor Kameyama.
- 父は霊元天皇。
- His father was Emperor Reigen.
- 本朝皇胤紹運録
- Honcho Koin Joun roku
- 神功皇后の摂政
- Empress Jingu's Regent
- 飯豊皇女の執政
- Iitoyo no Himemiko's (Crown Princess Iitoyo) government
- 阿閉皇女の執政
- Ahe no Himemiko (Princess Ahe)
- 「天皇」の由来
- The origin of 'Tenno'
- 天皇の皇位継承
- Succession to the Imperial Throne of the Emperor
- 皇位継承権論争
- Disputes over the right of succession to the Imperial Throne.
- 皇統君臨原則説
- General principle of imperial reign theory
- 文徳天皇即位。
- Emperor Montoku succeeded the throne.
- 清和天皇即位。
- Emperor Seiwa succeeded the throne.
- 皇室の伝統文化
- Traditional culture of the Imperial Family
- 別名西院皇后。
- She was also called Empress Sai-in.
- 父は堀河天皇。
- His father was Emperor Horikawa.
- 父は桓武天皇。
- His father was Emperor Kanmu.
- 皇居・橿原神宮
- Imperial Place, Kashihara-jingu Shrine
- （垂仁天皇陵）
- (The mausoleum of Emperor Suinin)
- 欠史八代の天皇
- The emperors of Kesshi-Hachidai
- 仲哀天皇架空説
- Theory of Emperor Chuai as a fictional person
- 孝明天皇の妾。
- She was a concubine of the Emperor Komei.
- それ以上の皇族
- Other members of the Imperial family.
- 天皇機関説事件
- The incident of the Emperor Organ Theory
- 昭和天皇の見解
- The view of the Emperor Showa
- 大正天皇の母。
- Ms. Naruko YANAGIHARA is the mother of the Emperor Taisho.
- 天皇と倭の五王
- Emperors and the five kings of Wa
- 皇子女はなし。
- He had neither princes nor princesses.
- 阿閇皇女とも。
- The name was also written as '阿閇皇女' in Japanese.
- 文武天皇の姉。
- She was an older sister of Emperor Monmu.
- 女王 (皇族)
- Queen (of imperial family)
- 天武天皇の嬪。
- She was a Hin (an imperial wife of the lowest rank) of Emperor Tenmu.
- 高市皇子の母。
- She was the mother of Prince Takechi (Takechi no Miko).
- 天武天皇の時代
- Era of Emperor Tenmu
- The Emperor Tenmu's period
- During the reign of Emperor Tenmu
- The period of Emperor Tenmu
- 河島皇子とも。
- He was also called Prince Kawashima in different Chinese characters.
- 敏達天皇の弟。
- He was the younger brother of Emperor Bidatsu.
- 母は香淳皇后。
- His mother is the late Empress Kojun.
- 穴穂部間人皇女
- Anahobe no hashihito no himemiko
- 大津皇子の脱出
- Prince Otsu's escape
- 母は十市皇女。
- His mother was Tochi no Himemiko.
- 光格天皇は弟。
- The Emperor Kokaku was his younger brother.
- 天皇制絶対主義
- Tennosei Absolutism
- 飛鳥皇女とも。
- Her name is sometimes written as 飛鳥皇女 in Chinese characters instead of 明日香皇女.
- 王妃 (皇族)
- Ohi (Empress of the Imperial Family)
- 天皇の休息所。
- The Emperor's rest area
- 父は用明天皇。
- His father was the Emperor Yomei.
- 皇太子の所用。
- This type of fan was used by crown princes.
- 明治天皇を参照
- Refer to Emperor Meiji.
- 大正天皇を参照
- Refers to Emperor Taisho.
- 昭和天皇を参照
- Refers to Emperor Showa.
- 舒明天皇の母。
- She was the mother of the Emperor Jomei.
- 五百城入彦皇子
- Iokiiribiko no miko
- 皇子の幼少期。
- The appellation used for a young Imperial prince.
- 欽明天皇の母。
- She was the mother of Emperor Kinmei.
- 桓武天皇の后。
- She became the wife of Emperor Kanmu.
- 天皇の親衛隊。
- A troop of guardsmen and bodyguards for the Emperor.
- 神代－宇多天皇
- The age of the gods to the era of Emperor Uda
- 皇太子傅とも。
- Togu-no-fu was also called Kotaishi-fu (an official in charge of education of the Crown Prince).
- 天皇の京大来学
- The Emperor's visit to Kyoto University
- 推古天皇即位。
- Empress Suiko accedes to throne
- 軽皇子首謀者説
- The theory of Prince Karu being the ringleader
- 桓武天皇後宮。
- She was a consort of Emperor Kanmu.
- 桓武天皇夫人。
- She was a consort of Emperor Kanmu.
- 淳和天皇の母。
- And the mother of Emperor Junna.
- - 天皇の主務
- Duties of the Emperor
- 大友皇子即位説
- Prince Otomo enthronement theory
- 日本の皇室財産
- Japanese Imperial Property
- 醍醐天皇皇孫。
- She was a descendant of Emperor Daigo.
- 10代崇神天皇
- The tenth generation, Emperor Sujin
- 11代垂仁天皇
- The eleventh generation, Emperor Suinin
- 12代景行天皇
- The twelfth generation, Emperor Keiko
- 13代成務天皇
- The thirteenth generation, Emperor Seimu
- 14代仲哀天皇
- The fourteenth generation, Emperor Chuai
- 15代応神天皇
- The fifteenth generation, Emperor Ojin
- 16代仁徳天皇
- The sixteenth generation, Emperor Nintoku
- 17代履中天皇
- The seventeenth generation, Emperor Richu
- 18代反正天皇
- The eighteenth generation, Emperor Hanzei
- 19代允恭天皇
- The nineteenth Emperor Ingyo
- 20代安康天皇
- The twentieth generation, Emperor Anko
- 21代雄略天皇
- The twenty first generation, Emperor Yuryaku
- 22代清寧天皇
- The twenty second generation, Emperor Seinei
- 23代顕宗天皇
- The twenty third generation, Emperor Kenzo
- 24代仁賢天皇
- The twenty fourth generation, Emperor Ninken
- 25代武烈天皇
- The twenty fifth generation, Emperor Buretsu
- 26代継体天皇
- The twenty sixth generation, Emperor Keitai
- 27代安閑天皇
- The twenty seventh generation, Emperor Ankan
- 28代宣化天皇
- The twenty eighth generation, Emperor Senka
- 29代欽明天皇
- The twenty ninth generation, Emperor Kinmei
- 30代敏達天皇
- The thirtieth generation, Emperor Bidatsu
- 31代用明天皇
- The thirty first generation, Emperor Yomei
- 32代崇峻天皇
- The thirty second generation, Emperor Sushun
- 33代推古天皇
- The thirty third generation, Emperor Suiko
- - 後村上天皇
- Composed by the Emperor Gomurakami
- 大来皇女作の歌
- Poems composed by Oku no Himemiko
- 同母姉大来皇女
- Older maternal half-sister: Oku no Himemiko
- 第一皇子：東宮
- The first prince: Togu
- 同母兄：長皇子
- Older maternal half-brother: Prince Naga
- 武国凝別皇子。
- He was Takekunikoriwake no oji.
