皇: 2000 Terms and Phrases

• 皇
• Kimi
• Kirari
• Kou
• Sumera
• Sumeragi
• Tadasu
• Miyuki
• emperor

• 教皇
• Pope
• pontiff
• Popes

• 勤皇
• imperialism

• 皇位
• imperial throne
• The Imperial Throne
• Chrysanthemum Throne

• 皇胤
• Imperial descendant (posterity)
• Kouin (Imperial descendant or posterity)

• 皇紀
• Imperial era

• 皇宮
• the Imperial Palace

• 皇居
• Imperial Palace
• Koukyo
• Kokyo
• The Imperial Palace
• Imperial Palaces
• Tokyo Imperial Palace

• 皇軍
• Imperial Army

• 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

• 皇寿
• 111th birthday

• 皇宗
• imperial ancestors

• 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

• 皇典
• Japanese classics

• 皇天
• providence
• heaven

• 皇都
• imperial capital
• Kouto

• 皇統
• the imperial line
• Imperial lineage

• 皇道
• the benevolent Imperial rule
• the Imperial Way

• 皇配
• prince consort

• 皇妃
• empress
• queen

• 皇別
• clans supposedly descended from the imperial family
• Kobetsu

• 皇婿
• prince consort

• 皇陵
• imperial mausoleum

• 皇霊
• spirits of past emperors

• 皇祚
• rank of emperor
• the imperial throne

• 女皇
• empress
• queen

• 上皇
• retired emperor

• 人皇
• emperor
• Human Sovereign

• 先皇
• the previous emperor

• 倉皇
• hurry
• bustle

• 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

• 愛皇
• Aiko

• 依皇
• Io

• 維皇
• Io

• 魁皇
• Kaiou

• 凱皇
• Kaiou

• 喜皇
• Kikitsu

• 源皇
• Minamotonosumera

• 皇杏
• Mia

• 皇浦
• Kouura

• 皇円
• Kouen
• Koen

• 皇佳
• Kimika

• 皇花
• Ouka

• 皇華
• Kimika

• 皇牙
• Ouga (Sumo shikona)

• 皇芽
• Koume

• 皇雅
• Ouga
• Kouga

• 皇海
• Oumi

• 皇希
• Kouki

• 皇極
• Kougyoku

• 皇琴
• Mikoto

• 皇恵
• Hanae

• 皇慶
• Koukei
• Kokei

• 皇香
• Kimika

• 皇山
• Kouzan

• 皇司
• Outsukasa
• Kouji

• 皇治
• Kouji

• 皇生
• Kimio

• 皇代
• Kimiyo

• 皇渡
• Ouwatari

• 皇風
• Koufuu

• 皇甫
• Kouho
• Kouhou

• 照皇
• Shouou

• 奈皇
• Nanao

• 白皇
• Shiraou

• 美皇
• Mimi

• 姫皇
• Himeko

• 百皇
• Momodzuka

• 朋皇
• Tomimi

• 有皇
• Arisu

• 頼皇
• Yoriko

• 陸皇
• Rio

• 龍皇
• Ryuuou

• 來皇
• Kurumi

• 皇覚
• Kokaku

• 教皇庁
• Vatican
• Holy See

• 勤皇家
• loyalist

• 皇御孫
• grandchild of Amaterasu (i.e. Ninigi no Mikoto)
• descendant of Amaterasu
• person of imperial lineage
• emperor

• 皇后宮
• empress's residence

• 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

• 皇民党
• Imperialist Party

• 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

• 男皇子
• imperial prince

• 天皇家
• the Imperial Family

• 天皇旗
• Imperial Standard

• 天皇制
• the Emperor System
• Tennosei (Emperor System) in Japan

• 天皇杯
• Emperor's trophy
• Tennouhai

• 皇海山
• Sukaisan
• Mt Sukai

• 皇慶寺
• Oukeiji

• 皇后崎
• Kougasaki

• 皇后石
• Kougouishi

• 皇后島
• Kougoushima
• Kogo-jima Island

• 皇座山
• Ouzasan

• 皇山町
• Kouzanchou

• 皇子山
• Oujiyama

• 皇子首
• Koushikubi

• 皇子西
• Oujinishi

• 皇子東
• Oujihigashi

• 皇達也
• Sumeragi Tatsuya (h) (1941.5.4-)

• 皇檀原
• Koudangahara

• 皇踏山
• Outozan

• 皇徳寺
• Koutokuji

• 皇之介
• Kounosuke

• 皇芳之
• Sumeragi Yoshiyuki (1940-)

• 始皇帝
• Qin Shi Huang (first emperor of unified China)

• 秦皇山
• Shinkouzan

• 秦皇島
• Shinnoutou

• 代皇山
• Daikousan

• 珍皇寺
• Chin'ouji

• 天皇山
• Tennouzan

• 天皇寺
• Tennouji

• 白皇山
• Shiraoyama

• 美和皇
• Miwako

• 宝皇寺
• Houkouji

• 法皇寺
• Hououji

• 妙皇寺
• Myoukouji

• 玲皇奈
• Reona

• 鈴木皇
• Suzuki Tadasu

• 皇帝の
• imperial

• 皇室の
• imperial

• 教皇の
• pontifical

• 皇子女
• Princes, Princesses
• Imperial princes and princesses
• Prince and Princesses

• 旧皇族
• The Former Imperial Family

• 天皇陵
• Imperial Mausoleum

• 皇族譜
• Kozokufu.

• 南天皇
• Emperor Nan

• 泉皇女
• Izumi no himemiko (Imperial Princess Izumi)

• 皇族妃
• Imperial princesses

• 紀皇女
• Ki no himemiko (Princess Ki)

• 太上皇
• Taijoko (retired emperor)

• 建皇子
• Takeru no miko

• 皇太妃
• Kotaihi

• 皇代暦
• Kodaireki (a chronicle)

• 長皇子
• Naga no Miko

• 皇祖神
• Kososhin (Imperial Ancestor)

• 皇姑区
• Huanggu District

• 海皇紀
• Kaiouki

• 王皇后
• Empress Wang

• 賛皇県
• Zanhuang County

• 張皇后
• Empress Zhang

• 李昭皇
• Ly Chieu Hoang

• 梁皇后
• Empress Liang

• 皇名月
• Natsuki Sumeragi

• 皇甫嵩
• Huangfu Song

• 樊少皇
• Louis Fan

• 于皇后
• Empress Yu (Xuanwu)

• 皇甫端
• Huangfu Duan

• 教皇冠
• Papal tiara

• 高皇后
• Empress Gao

• 教皇領
• Papal States

• 奇皇后
• Qi Empress

• 銭皇后
• Empress Xiao Zhuang Rui

• 皇甫官
• Hwangbo Kwan

• 曹皇后
• Empress Cao

• 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

• 皇宮警察
• the Imperial Guards

• 皇后陛下
• her majesty the Empress

• 皇子の尊
• crown prince

• 皇子の命
• crown prince

• 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)

• 皇帝の嗣
• Emperor's heir

• 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

• 対立教皇
• antipope
• Antipopes

• 天皇賜杯
• Emperor's Cup
• trophy given to tournament winners

• 天皇崇拝
• emperor worship

• 天皇陛下
• His Majesty the Emperor

• 明治天皇
• Emperor Meiji
• Meiji Tenno (1852-1912 CE, reigning: 1867-1912 CE)

• 阿閉皇女
• Ahenohimemiko

• 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

• 伊賀皇子
• Iganomiko

• 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)

• 厩戸皇王
• Umayadonoouji

• 厩戸皇子
• Umayadonoouji

• 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

• 古法皇山
• Furuhousan

• 五皇神社
• Goou Shrine

• 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

• 皇后崎町
• Kougasakimachi

• 皇司信秀
• Outsukasa Nobuhide (h) (1971.2.18-)

• 皇子が丘
• Oujigaoka

• 皇子山駅
• Oujiyama Station (st)

• 皇室会議
• Imperial Household Council
• Imperial Household Council:

• 皇大神社
• Koutai Shrine

• 皇徳寺台
• Koutokujidai

• 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

• 天皇舘腰
• Tennoudategoshi

• 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

• 法皇寺町
• Hououjichou

• 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

• 南海奇皇
• Neo Ranga

• 皇室外交
• Imperial diplomacy

• 教皇政治
• Vatican

• 教皇特使
• ablegate

• 皇帝ひげ
• imperial

• 教皇使節
• nuncio

• 皇室領。
• It was an estate of Imperial Family.
• It was the territory of the Imperial Family.

• 皇女二人
• Two Princesses

• 皇国史観
• Kokokushikan

• 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

• 松良天皇
• Emperor Matsunaga

• 興国天皇
• Emperor Kokoku

• 小松天皇
• Emperor Komatsu

• 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

• 大行天皇
• Taiko-Tenno

• 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)

• 皇別摂家
• Kobetsu Sekke

• 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)

• 大碓皇子
• Prince Oousu

• 蜂子皇子
• Prince Hachiko

• 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)

• 阿閇皇子
• Abe no miko

• 当麻皇子
• Prince Toma

• 石上皇子
• Prince Isonokami

• 葛城皇子
• Prince Kazuraki

• 火焔皇子
• Prince Honoo

• 春日皇子
• Prince Kasuga

• 難波皇子
• Prince Naniwa

• 桜井皇子
• Prince Sakurai

• 宅部皇子
• Prince Yakabe

• 大派皇子
• Prince Oha

• 田目皇子
• Prince Tame

• 殖栗皇子
• Prince Ekuri

• 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

• 開皇律令
• Kaihuang Luli

• 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

• 皇室財産
• Imperial Property

• 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.

• 天皇違例
• Emperor's illness

• 石作皇子
• Prince Ishizukuri

• 車持皇子
• Prince Kuramochi

• 大宝天皇
• Emperor Taiho

• 但馬皇女
• Tajima no himemiko
• Princess Tajima

• 水主皇女
• Minushi no Himemiko

• 太上皇]
• Retired Emperor (title)

• 元の皇帝
• Yuan Dynasty emperors

• 清の皇族
• Qing Dynasty imperial princes

• 述律皇后
• Empress Shulü Ping

• 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

• 赫連皇后
• Empress Helian

• 上官皇后
• Grand Empress Dowager Shangguan

• 皇帝属州
• Imperial province

• 教皇御輿
• Sedia gestatoria

• 慕容皇后
• Empress Murong (Daowu)

• 玉皇大帝
• Jade Emperor

• 金の皇帝
• Jin emperors
• Jin Dynasty (1115–1234) emperors

• 斛律皇后
• Empress Hulü

• 教皇勅書
• Papal bull

• 皇帝官房
• His Imperial Majesty's Own Chancellery

• 漢の皇帝
• Han Dynasty emperors

• 隋の皇帝
• Sui Dynasty emperors

• 大江皇女
• Princess Ōe

• 宋の皇帝
• Song Dynasty emperors

• 長孫皇后
• Empress Zhangsun

• 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

• 三皇炮捶
• Pào Chuí

• 皇室訓令
• Hong Kong Royal Instructions

• 秦皇島市
• Qinhuangdao

• 清の皇帝
• Qing Dynasty emperors

• 小皇帝
• Little Emperor Syndrome

• 皇崗口岸
• Huanggang Port Control Point

• 軍人皇帝
• Barracks emperor

• ローマ教皇
• Pope
• Popes

• 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)

• 倉皇として
• in great haste

• 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

• 安閑天皇陵
• Ankantennouryou

• 安康天皇陵
• Ankoutennouryou

• 安徳天皇陵
• Antokutennouryou

• 安寧天皇陵
• Anteitennouryou

• 一條天皇陵
• Ichijoutennouryou

• 允恭天皇陵
• Ingyoutennouryou

• 宇多天皇陵
• Utatennouryou

• 円融天皇陵
• Enyuutennouryou

• 岡宮天皇陵
• Okamiyatennouryou

• 花園天皇陵
• Hanazonotennouryou

• 花山天皇陵
• Kazantennouryou

• 開化天皇陵
• Kaikatennouryou

• 開成皇子墓
• Kaijououji (grave)

• 桓武天皇陵
• Kanmutennouryou
• Mausoleum of Emperor Kanmu
• The Kanmu Mausoleum

• 欽明天皇陵
• Kinmeitennouryou
• Emperor Kinmei Mausoleum

• 近衛天皇陵
• Konoetennouryou

• 慶光天皇陵
• Kyoukoutennouryou

• 景行天皇陵
• Keikoutennouryou
• The Mausoleum of Emperor Keiko
• Burial mound of Emperor Keiko

• 継体天皇像
• Keitaitennouzou

• 継体天皇陵
• Keitaitennouryou

• 軽大娘皇女
• Karunoooiratsumenohimemiko
• Karu no Oiratsume

• 穴穂部皇女
• Anahobenomiko

• 顕宗天皇陵
• Kensoutennouryou

• 元正天皇陵
• Genshoutennouryou

• 元明天皇陵
• Genmyoutennouryou

• 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)

• 後鳥羽上皇
• Gotobajoukou

• 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

• 光孝天皇陵
• Koukoutennouryou

• 光仁天皇陵
• Kounintennouryou

• 孝安天皇陵
• Kouantennouryou

• 孝謙天皇陵
• Koukentennouryou

• 孝元天皇陵
• Kougentennouryou
• Imperial Mausoleum for Emperor Kogen

• 孝昭天皇陵
• Koushoutennouryou

• 孝徳天皇陵
• Koutokutennouryou

• 孝明天皇陵
• Koumeitennouryou

• 孝霊天皇陵
• Koureitennouryou

• 弘文天皇陵
• Koubuntennouryou

• 恒性皇子墓
• Kouseioujibo

• 皇学館大学
• Kogakukan College

• 皇后美智子
• Kougou Michiko (h) (1934.10.20-)
• Empress Michiko

• 皇子山古墳
• Oujiyama Tumulus

• 皇女和の宮
• Koujo Kazunomiya

• 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

• 高倉天皇陵
• Takakuratennouryou

• 嵯峨天皇陵
• Sagatennouryou

• 三條天皇陵
• Sanjoutennouryou

• 持統天皇陵
• Jitoutennouryou

• 朱雀天皇陵
• Sujakutennouryou

• 淳仁天皇陵
• Junnintennouryou

• 淳和天皇陵
• Junnatennouryou

• 順徳天皇陵
• Juntokutennouryou

• 昭憲皇太后
• Shoukenkoutaigou (1849.5.9-1914.4.11) (empress dowager)
• Empress Dowager Shoken
• Empress Shōken

• 神功皇后陵
• Jinguukougouryou

• 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

• 仁賢天皇陵
• Ninkentennouryou

• 仁正皇后陵
• Ninseikougouryou

• 仁徳天皇陵
• Nintokutennouryou

• 仁明天皇陵
• Ninmeitennouryou

• 垂仁天皇陵
• Suinintennouryou

• 推古天皇陵
• Suikotennouryou

• 崇峻天皇陵
• Shishuntennouryou

• 崇神天皇陵
• Sujintennouryou
• The Mausoleum of Emperor Sujin
• Burial mound of Emperor Suijin

• 崇道天皇陵
• Sudoutennouryou

• 崇徳天皇陵
• Sutokutennouryou

• 成務天皇陵
• Seimutennouryou

• 正親町天皇
• Emperor Ogimachi
• Ogimachi Tenno (1517-1593 CE, reigning: 1557-1586 CE)
• Emperor Ōgimachi

• 清寧天皇陵
• Seineitennouryou

• 清和天皇陵
• Seiwatennouryou

• 聖武天皇陵
• Shoumutennouryou

• 斉明天皇陵
• Saimyoutennouryou

• 宣化天皇陵
• Senkatennouryou
• Mausoleum of Emperor Senka

• 村上天皇陵
• Murakamitennouryou

• 大海人皇子
• Ooamanoouji

• 大津皇子墓
• Ootsuoujihaka

• 大伴皇女墓
• Daihan'oujohaka

• 醍醐天皇陵
• Daigotennouryou

• 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)

• 仲哀天皇陵
• Chuuaitennouryou

• 仲恭天皇陵
• Chuukyoutennouryou

• 鳥羽天皇陵
• Tobatennouryou

• 天智天皇陵
• Tenjitennouryou

• 天武天皇陵
• Tenmutennouryou

• 土御門天皇
• Emperor Tsuchimikado
• Tsuchimikado Tenno (1195-1231 CE, reigning: 1198-1210 CE)

• 堂所皇居跡
• Doudokorokoukyoato

• 二條天皇陵
• Nijoutennouryou

• 日並知皇子
• Hinameshinomiko (imperial prince)

• 白河天皇陵
• Shirakawatennouryou

• 反正天皇陵
• Hanzeitennouryou

• 飯豊青皇女
• Iitoyoaonohimemiko
• Iitoyo no himemiko.
• Iitoyoao no mimemiko (Princess Iitoyoao)

• 飯豊天皇陵
• Iitoyotennouryou

• 敏達天皇陵
• Bidatsutennouryou

• 武烈天皇陵
• Buretsutennouryou

• 文徳天皇陵
• Montokutennouryou

• 文武天皇陵
• Monbutennouryou

• 平城天皇陵
• Heizeitennouryou

• 蜂子皇子墓
• Hachikonooujihaka

• 堀河天皇陵
• Horikawatennouryou

• 木梨軽皇子
• Kinashinokarunomiko
• Kinashi no Karu no Miko
• Prince Kinashi no Karu

• 雄略天皇陵
• Yuuryakutennouryou

• 用明天皇陵
• Youmeitennouryou

• 陽成天皇陵
• Youseitennouryou

• 来目皇子墓
• Kumeoujinohaka

• 履中天皇陵
• Richuutennouryou

• 冷泉天皇陵
• Reisentennouryou

• 六条天皇陵
• Rokujoutennouryou

• 舒明天皇陵
• Jomeitennouryou

• 懿徳天皇陵
• Itokutennouryou

• 綏靖天皇陵
• Suiseitennouryou

• 教皇制度の
• papal

• トルコ皇帝
• sultan

• 東京の皇居
• Kokyo in Tokyo

• 皇居東御苑
• Kokyo Higashi Gyoen (the East Garden of the Imperial Palace)

• 歴代の皇居
• Successive Kokyo

• 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

• 皇子の時代
• The Time as Prince

• 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.

• この天皇。
• This Emperor

• 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

• ⇒今上天皇
• See Kinjo Tenno.

• 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

• - 皇太子
• Crown Prince

• 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

• 准太上天皇
• Jun Daijo tenno

• 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

• 住吉仲皇子
• Suminoenaka no oji

• 糠手姫皇女
• Nukadehime no himemiko

• 皇族の子。
• The word represents a son of an Imperial family.

• 石上部皇子
• Prince Isonokamibe

• 大山守皇子
• Oyamamori no miko

• 境黒彦皇子
• Sakai no kurohiko no miko

• 手白香皇女
• Tashiraka no Himemiko

• 檀林皇后。
• Empress Danrin.

• 神功皇后説
• The Empress Jingu Theory

• 天皇御謀叛
• The Emperor muhon

• 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

• 皇帝の衣装
• regal attire

• 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)

• 教皇子午線
• Inter caetera

• 摂政皇太子
• Prince regent

• 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

• 献穆曹皇后
• Empress Cao Jie

• ローマ皇后
• Roman empresses

• 明徳馬皇后
• Empress Ma (Ming)

• ロシア皇帝
• Russian emperors

• インカ皇帝
• Inca Empire

• 南明の皇帝
• Southern Ming Emperors

• 献明賀皇后
• Princess Dowager Helan

• 中国の皇后
• Chinese empresses

• 阿史那皇后
• Empress Ashina

• 天皇の一覧
• List of Emperors of Japan

• 天皇海山群
• Hawaiian – Emperor seamount chain

• 皇家反千組
• Corner the Con Man

• 日本の皇后
• Japanese empresses

• 西夏の皇帝
• Western Xia emperors

• 皇帝円舞曲
• Kaiser-Walzer

• ロシア皇族
• Russian royalty

• 純貞孝皇后
• Empress Sunjeong

• 日本の皇室
• Japanese monarchy

• ドイツ皇帝
• German emperors

• 満州国皇宮
• Museum of the Imperial Palace of the Manchu State

• 昭哀姚皇后
• Consort Yao

• 霊思何皇后
• Empress He (Ling)

• ローマ教皇庁
• Roman Curia

• 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

• 後宇多天皇陵
• Goudatennouryou

• 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

• 後醍醐天皇陵
• Godaigotennouryou

• 後鳥羽天皇陵
• Gotobatennouryou

• 後土御門天皇
• Emperor Go-Tsuchimikado
• Go-Tsuchimikado Tenno (1442-1500 CE, reigning: 1464-1500 CE)
• Emperor Gotsuchimikado

• 後二条天皇陵
• Gonijoutennouryou

• 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:

• 皇子神社社叢
• Oujijinjashasou

• 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

• 崇道尽敬皇帝
• Sudoujinkeikoutei

• 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

• 法皇トンネル
• Houou tunnel

• 陽光太上天皇
• Youkoudaijoutennou

• ローマ皇帝の
• Caesarean

• 旧トルコ皇帝
• Sultan

• 旧ロシア皇帝
• czar

• ローマ教皇の
• papal

• 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

• 皇子が丘公園
• Ojigaoka Park

• 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

• - 大津皇子
• - Prince Otsu

• 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

• ローマの皇帝
• Emperor of Rome

• 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

• 文徳皇后郭氏
• Guo Nüwang

• 文昭皇后甄氏
• Lady Zhen

• 歴代天皇一覧
• Monarchs of Japan

• 孝昭皇后元氏
• Empress Yuan (Xiaozhao)

• セルビア皇帝
• Serbian emperors

• 敬哀皇后張氏
• Empress Zhang (Liu Shan, former)

• フランス皇帝
• French emperors

• 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)

• 皇帝教皇主義
• Caesaropapism

• 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

• ローマ教皇特使
• legate

• 教皇のような人
• pope

• 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.

• 第38代天皇。
• The 38th Emperor

• 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

• 『上代天皇紀』
• 'Jodai Tennoki'

• 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.

• 高麗大和皇白浪
• Komayamato Kuomi no Shiranami

• 一条天皇と道長
• Emperor Ichijo and Michinaga

• 聖武天皇の時代
• The Era of the Emperor Shomu

• 孝謙天皇の時代
• The Era of the Empress Koken

• 淳仁天皇の時代
• The Era of the Emperor Junnin

• 宇多天皇後裔説
• Theory of a Descendant of Emperor Uda

• 持統天皇の時代
• During the reign of Emperor Jito
• The period of Empress Jito

• 文武天皇の時代
• During the reign of Emperor Monmu
• The period of Emperor Monmu

• 欽明天皇の妃。
• She was the Princess of Emperor Kinmei.

• 白河法皇落胤説
• Cloistered Emperor Shirakawa's Unacknowledged Child Theory

• 父は仁明天皇。
• His father was Emperor Ninmyo

• 香淳皇后の妹。
• She was the younger sister of Empress Kojun.

• 円融天皇中宮。
• She was Chugu (the second empress) of Emperor Enyu.
• Junshi was Chugu (the second consort) of Emperor Enyu.

• 皇后三浦佐久姫
• The Empress Saku-hime MIURA

• 天智天皇山科陵
• Imperial Tomb of Emperor Tenchi

• 後伏見天皇勅額
• Imperial scroll written by Emperor Gofushimi

• 正親町天皇勅額
• Imperial scroll written by Emperor Ogimachi

• 井上皇后御霊塚
• The mausoleum of Empress Inoue

• 清和天皇火葬塚
• Cremation mound of Emperor Seiwa

• 開基 聖武天皇
• Founder: Emperor Shomu

• 神武天皇式年祭
• Shikinensai Memorial Ceremony for Emperor Jinmu

• 皇学所・漢学所
• Kogakusho, Kangakusho

• 皇太子、皇太孫
• Crown Prince, Emperor's Grandson

• 王または皇帝の
• of kings or emperors

• 皇帝として暴君
• purple tyrant

• 女教皇ヨハンナ
• Pope Joan

• 若き皇后シシー
• Sissi – The Young Empress

• 神聖ローマ皇帝
• Holy Roman Emperors

• ローマ皇帝一覧
• List of Roman emperors
• Concise list of Roman emperors

• 地皇 (三皇)
• Earthly Sovereign

• 文襄敬皇后元氏
• Princess Fengyi

• 慈聖光献曹皇后
• Empress Cao (Renzong)

• 三国時代の皇帝
• Three Kingdoms emperors

• ローマ皇帝群像
• Augustan History

• 神聖ローマ皇后
• Holy Roman Empresses

• 玉皇朝グループ
• Jade Dynasty

• 天皇 (三皇)
• Heavenly Sovereign

• 大清皇帝功徳碑
• Samjeondo Monument

• ロシアの皇太子
• Der Zarewitsch

• 教皇派と皇帝派
• Guelphs and Ghibellines

• 皇帝官房第三部
• Third Section of His Imperial Majesty's Own Chancellery

• 日本文徳天皇実録
• Nihon Montoku Tenno Jitsuroku (fifth of the six classical Japanese history texts)
• The Nihon Montoku Tenno jitsuroku (Veritable Records of Emperor Montoku of Japan)
• Nihon Montoku Tennō Jitsuroku

• 桓武天皇御母御陵
• Kanmutennouonbogoryou

• 後水尾天皇皇女墓
• Gomizuotennoukoujobo

• 後鳥羽天皇火葬塚
• Gotobatennoukasouzuka

• 皇太后宮大夫俊成
• Koutaigouguudaibutoshinari

• 菟道稚郎子皇子墓
• Ujinowakeiratsukonomikohaka

• 土御門天皇火葬塚
• Tsuchimikadotennoukasouduka

• ローマ法皇の尊称
• His Holiness

• 旧ロシア皇帝の称
• tsar

• 花園天皇宸翰消息
• Autographed letter of Emperor Hanazono
• Letter written by Emperor Hanazono

• 皇宮警察本部庁舎
• Office building of Imperial Guard Headquarters

• 天武天皇の皇子説
• Emperor Tenmu's princes as the candidate

• 雑集：聖武天皇筆
• Zasshu: Written by Emperor Shomu

• 舒明天皇の岡本宮
• Okamoto no Miya of Emperor Jomei

• 手白香皇女衾田陵
• Tashiraka no Himemiko Fusumada-ryo (The Mausoleum of Tashiraka no Himemiko)
• Tashiraka no Himemiko Fusumada burial mound

• 父は後陽成天皇。
• His father was Emperor Goyosei.
• His father was Emperor Goyozei.

• 父は後鳥羽天皇。
• His father was Emperor Gotoba.

• 父は後水尾天皇。
• Her father was Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 父は後白河天皇。
• His father was Emperor Goshirakawa.
• His father was the Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 父は後奈良天皇。
• His father was Emperor Gonara.

• 皇室・皇族の菊紋
• Kikumon of the imperial families

• 神武天皇即位紀元
• Jinmu Tenno Sokui Kigen (Imperial era)
• Jinmu Tenno Sokui Kigen (Japan's starting point of years upon the accession of Emperor Jinmu to the throne)
• Japanese imperial year

• 公家・貴族・皇族
• Kuge, nobles, and the imperial family

• 皇室御用の鵜飼。
• Ukai patronized by the Imperial Court
• Goryo ukai means ukai that is patronized by the Imperial Court

• 後白河天皇の孫。
• Emperor Go-Shirakawa's grandchild

• 桓武天皇の長男。
• He was the eldest son of Emperor Kammu.

• 堀河天皇の皇子。
• He was the prince of Emperor Horikawa.

• 明正天皇の生母。
• Emperor Meisho's birth mother.

• 安徳天皇の国母。
• She was Emperor Antoku's mother.

• 天武天皇2世王。
• Emperor Tenmu's second Prince

• 後白河天皇皇子。
• Emperor Goshirakawa's Prince

• 正親町天皇曾孫。
• Emperor Ogimachi's great grandchild

• 鳩彦王第1皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Prince Yasuhiko.

• 孚彦王第1皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Prince Takahiko.

• 詳細は皇籍復帰。
• Please refer to the details for 'Returning to the Imperial Family.'

• 高倉天皇の生母。
• She was the birth mother of Emperor Takakura.

• 常寧殿皇后の住居
• The Palace of Empress, Jonei-den

• 天皇の寵愛深し。
• She received the most affection from the Emperor.

• 文徳天皇の皇子。
• He was the son of Emperor Montoku.

• 父は後伏見天皇。
• His father was Emperor Gofushimi.

• 父は後醍醐天皇。
• His father was Emperor Godaigo.

• 父は土御門天皇。
• His father was Emperor Tsuchimikado.

• 旧華族、旧皇族。
• A member of the former peerage and the former Imperial family.

• 仁明天皇の皇子。
• He was the son of Emperor Ninmyo.

• 兄に後花園天皇。
• His brother was Emperor Gohanazono.

• 中大兄皇子の称制
• Prince Naka no Oe's Shosei

• 神道と仏教と天皇
• Shinto religion, Buddhism, and the Emperor

• 神代と天皇の発祥
• Kamiyo (the age of the gods) and the origination of the Emperor

• 天皇と海外の国々
• The Emperor and foreign countries

• 元明天皇の即位詔
• Imperial edict upon enthronement of Empress Genmei

• 聖武天皇の即位詔
• Imperial edict of the enthronement of Emperor Shomu

• 光孝天皇の即位詔
• Imperial edict of the enthronement of Emperor Koko

• 皇太夫人となる。
• Nobuko became a Kotaifujin (title for previous retired emperors' wife.)

• 嵯峨天皇の皇子。
• He was the prince of Emperor Saga.

• 皇室経済法施行法
• Enforcement Law of Imperial House Economy Law

• 昭和天皇の皇女。
• She was the princess of Emperor Showa.

• 後朱雀天皇中宮。
• She was Chugu (an empress consort) of Emperor Gosuzaku.

• 醍醐天皇の皇孫。
• She was an imperial descendant of Emperor Daigo.

• 三条天皇の曾孫。
• She was the great-grandchild of Emperor Sanjo.

• 朱雀天皇の追号。
• Posthumous title for Emperor Suzaku.

• 仁明天皇の皇女。
• Her father was Emperor Jinmyo.

• 冷泉天皇の追号。
• It is a posthumous title of Emperor Reizei.

• 神武天皇の皇子。
• He was a son of Emperor Jinmu.
• A Prince of Emperor Jinmu.

• 孝元天皇の生母。
• She was the real mother of Emperor Kogen.

• 皇太子・聖徳太子
• The Crown Prince-Prince Shotoku

• 明治天皇の皇后。
• She was the empress of Emperor Meiji.

• 大正天皇の皇后。
• Empress Teimei was the Empress of Emperor Taisho.

• 皇族の特権と義務
• Privileges and Obligations of the Imperial Family

• 皇族の身分の取得
• The Acquisition of Imperial Status

• 皇族の身分の離脱
• The Renouncement of Imperial Status

• 天皇機関説の発展
• Development of the Emperor Organ Theory

• 戦後の天皇機関説
• The Emperor Organ Theory after the war

• 継体天皇の長子。
• He was the eldest child of Emperor Keitai.

• 聖武天皇の皇后。
• She was the Empress of Emperor Shomu.

• 十市皇女の被葬地
• Burial ground of Tochi no Himemiko

• 昭和天皇御学友。
• He was a school friend of Emperor Showa.

• 持統天皇である。
• She was Emperess Jito.
• She was Empress Jito.

• 今上天皇のこと。
• Kinjo no Mikado corresponds to Kinjo Tenno (the reigning Emperor of Japan).

• 光仁天皇の皇子。
• He was the imperial prince of Emperor Konin.

• 天武天皇の曾孫。
• He was a great-grandchild of the Emperor Tenmu.
• He was a great grand-child of the Emperor Tenmu.

• 押坂彦人大兄皇子
• Oshisaka no Hikohito no Oenomiko

• 敏達天皇の皇女）
• The Imperial princess of the Emperor Bidatsu).
• (The Imperial princess of the Emperor Bidatsu)

• 欽明天皇の皇女。
• She was a princess of the Emperor Kinmei.

• 孝徳天皇の皇后。
• She was the empress of the Emperor Kotoku.

• 太上天皇の称号。
• A title of Daijo Tenno (the Retired Emperor)

• 皇室擁護派の意見
• Views of the Supporters of the Imperial Family

• 皇室批判派の意見
• Views of the Anti-imperial Family
• View of the Anti-Imperial Family

• 忍壁皇子の妻か？
• She might have been the wife of Osakabe no Miko (the Prince Osakabe).

• 文武天皇の夫人。
• She became a consort of the Emperor Monmu.

• 東山天皇の中宮。
• She was given the position 'Chugu' (the empress) of the Emperor Higashiyama.

• 景行天皇の皇子。
• Prince Oousu was a prince of the Emperor Keiko.

• 明治天皇の直宮家
• The Jikimiyake of Emperor Meiji

• 大正天皇の直宮家
• Jikimiyake of Emperor Taisho

• 昭和天皇の直宮家
• Jikimiyake of Emperor Showa

• 今上天皇の直宮家
• Jikimiyake of the present Emperor

• 百済王 (皇族)
• Kudara no Okimi (Imperial Family)

• 霊元天皇の生母。
• She was the real mother of the Emperor Reigen.

• 天皇誕生日の日付
• The date of the Emperor's Birthday

• 天皇の東京行幸。
• The emperor visited Tokyo.

• 北朝内の皇統対立
• The Imperial conflict within the Northern Court

• 後醍醐天皇の政治
• Emperor Godaigo's Policies

• 平城天皇である。
• He was Emperor Heizei.

• 日本古代の皇室領
• Ancient Japanese Imperial Family lands

• 皇別・神別・諸蕃
• Kobetsu, Shinbetsu and Shoban

• 皇太子学士とも。
• They were also called Kotaishigakushi.

• 政争と皇権の動揺
• Political struggles and fluctuation of the Emperor's power

• 用明天皇没する。
• Death of Emperor Yomei

• 舒明天皇である。
• He became Emperor Jomei.

• 皇極天皇である。
• She became Empress Kogyoku.

• 孝徳天皇である。
• He became Emperor Kotoku.

• 水戸学と尊皇思想
• Mitogaku (the scholarship and academic traditions that arose in the Mito Domain) and the principle of reverence for the Emperor.

• 第113代天皇。
• The hundred and thirteenth Emperor

• 第112代天皇。
• The hunderd and twelfth Emperor

• 桓武天皇である。
• Thus, the enthronement of Emperor Kanmu was accomplished.

• 江戸城から皇居へ
• Converting the Edo-jo Castle to the Imperial Palace

• 天皇も行幸した。
• The Emperor also attended.

• 十三　娥皇・女英
• 13. Gako and Joei

• 六条天皇の追号。
• Emperor Rokujo's posthumous title.

• 桐壺帝第八皇子。
• He is the eighth prince of Emperor Kiritsubo.

• 同母弟：大津皇子
• Younger maternal half-brother: Imperial Prince Otsu

• 第四皇子：常陸宮
• The fourth prince: Hitachi no Miya

• 第五皇子：五の宮
• The fifth prince: Gono Miya

• 第二皇女：女二宮
• The second princess: Onna Ninomiya

• 長皇子は同母兄。
• Naga no Miko (Prince Naga) was his older maternal half-brother.

• 第一皇子…朱雀帝
• The first prince --- Emperor Suzaku

• 第二皇子…光源氏
• The second prince --- Hikaru Genji

• 是以、不随皇命。
• Sukuna refused to comply with imperial directives.

• (77)崇徳天皇
• (77) Emperor Sutoku

• 皇位簒奪と暗殺説
• Stories of Usurpation Assassination

• 帝紀『花山天皇』
• Teiki (History of Emperors) 'Emperor Kazan'

• 三条天皇との対立
• Confrontation with Emperor Sanjo

• 天智天皇の寵臣。
• Fuhito was a favorite retainer of Emperor Tenchi.

• 曾孫に香淳皇后。
• The Empress Kojun was his Great-grand child

• 桓武天皇為太子。
• Emperor Kanmu became Crown Prince.

• 後鳥羽上皇後裔説
• Theory of a Descendant of Emperor Gotoba

• 敏達天皇の寵臣。
• He was a favorite retainer of Emperor Bidatsu.

• 仁孝天皇の尚侍。
• She was Naishi no Kami (Principal Handmaid) of Emperor Ninko.

• 後冷泉天皇皇后。
• She was the Empress to Emperor Goreizei.

• 桓武天皇の皇子。
• He was a prince of Emperor Kanmu.

• 院号は皇嘉門院。
• Her ingo (title) was Kokamoin.

• 後三条天皇女御。
• She was the nyogo (consort) of Emperor Gosanjo.

• 六条天皇の乳母。
• She was a wet nurse of Emperor Rokujo.

• 崇光天皇の皇后。
• Yoriko was the Empress to Emperor Suko.

• 鳥羽天皇の宮人。
• She was a court lady of Emperor Toba.

• 皇太后宮亮如元。
• Retained his position as Kotaigogu no suke.

• 光孝天皇の皇子。
• He was the son of Emperor Koko.

• 忍壁皇子の息子。
• He was a son of Osakabe no Miko (Prince Osakabe).

• 明治天皇の陵墓。
• It is the Imperial Mausoleum of Emperor Meiji.

• 醍醐天皇後山科陵
• Emperor Daigo Nochi no Yamashina no Misasagi

• 後西天皇宸翰消息
• Letter written by the Emperor Gosai

• 歴代天皇の御綸旨
• Commands of successive emperors

• 塑像後水尾天皇像
• The statue of Sozo (earthen image) of Emperor Gomizunoo

• 神武天皇の祖父。
• He is the grandfather of Emperor Jinmu.

• 祭神は桓武天皇。
• The enshrined deity was Emperor Kanmu.

• 皇族・公卿の政所
• Mandokoro of the Imperial Family and court nobles

• 高皇産霊尊の子。
• A son of Takamimusubi no mikoto.

• 「何人かの教皇は
• 'Weren't some of the popes

• エチオピアの皇帝
• emperor of Ethiopia

• 皇帝の妻か未亡人
• the wife or widow of a czar

• ロシア皇帝の命令
• an edict of the Russian tsar

• ローマ教皇の特免
• papal dispensation

• 王と皇帝の暗殺者
• assassinators of kings and emperors

• 高皇后 (東魏)
• Empress Gao (Xiaojing)

• ローマ教皇の一覧
• List of popes

• 皇帝とわ・た・し
• Lissi und der wilde Kaiser

• トレビゾンド皇帝
• Emperors of Trebizond

• 張皇后 (劉禅)
• Empress Zhang (Liu Shan, later)

• オーストリア皇后
• Austrian empresses

• オーストリア皇帝
• Emperors of Austria

• 安徳天皇御陵参考地
• Antokutennougoryousankouchi

• 安徳天皇西市御陵墓
• Antokutennounishiichigoryoubo

• 後深草天皇宸翰消息
• Autographed letter of Emperor Gofukakusa

• 後小松天皇宸翰消息
• Autographed letter of Emperor Gokomatsu
• A letter written by Emperor Gokomatsu

• 後朱雀天皇宸翰消息
• Autographed letter of Emperor Gosuzaku

• 斉明天皇の後岡本宮
• Nochi no Okamoto no Miya of Empress Saimei

• 三条天皇第4皇子。
• He was the fourth prince of Emperor Sanjo.

• 紙本著色花園天皇像
• Shihon Chakushoku Hanazono Tenno-zo (a portrait of Emperor Hanazono, colored on paper)

• 安徳天皇の異母弟。
• Emperor Antoku's younger half-brother

• 花山天皇の異母弟。
• He was the younger half-brother of Emperor Kazan.

• 同母兄に平城天皇。
• His older half-brother was Emperor Heizei.

• 西院天皇ともいう。
• He was also called Emperor Saiin.

• 冷泉天皇の同母弟。
• He was the younger half-brother of Emperor Reizei.

• 円融天皇の同母兄。
• He was the older half-brother of Emperor Enyu.

• 三条天皇の異母兄。
• He was the older half-brother of Emperor Sanjo.

• 後白河天皇である。
• It was Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 明正天皇は異母姉。
• His older half-sister was Empress Meisho.

• 孝明天皇は異母兄。
• Her half older brother was Emperor Komei.

• 明治天皇の行幸から
• From Emperor Meiji's Gyoko

• 文徳天皇第1皇子。
• Emperor Montoku's first Prince

• 明治天皇第9皇女。
• She was the ninth Princess of Emperor Meiji.

• 昭和天皇第1皇女。
• She was the first Princess of Emperor Showa.

• 明治天皇第7皇女。
• Emperor Meiji's seventh Princess

• 昭和天皇第3皇女。
• She was the third Princess of Emperor Showa.

• 昭和天皇第4皇女。
• She was the fourth Princess of Emperor Showa.

• 昭和天皇第5皇女。
• She was the fifth Princess of Emperor Showa.

• 今上天皇第1皇女。
• She was the first Princess of the present emperor.

• 清涼殿：天皇の住居
• Seiryo-den: the Palace where the emperor lives

• 旧皇族11家の構成
• The structure of eleven families of the former Imperial family

• 皇籍離脱後の旧皇族
• Former Imperial Family after being demoted from nobility to commoner.

• 母は皇后橘嘉智子。
• Her mother was Empress TACHIBANA no Kachiko.

• 同母弟に花山天皇。
• Emperor Kazan was her half younger brother.

• 同母兄に光孝天皇。
• His half older brother was Emperor Koko.

• 後醍醐天皇の皇子。
• He was the prince of Emperor Godaigo.

• 菟野讃良皇后の称制
• Uno no Sarara no Himemiko's Shosei

• 配偶者は「皇后」。
• His spouse is called 'Kogo.'

• 天皇の配偶者の称号
• The title of the Tenno's spouse

• 東山天皇は曽祖父。
• Emperor Higashiyama was his great-grandfather.

• 清和天皇の同母妹。
• She was a younger maternal sister of Emperor Seiwa.

• 皇室に関係する法律
• Laws relevant to the Imperial Family

• 王莽（後の新皇帝）
• Wang Mang (later emperor of the Xin Dynasty)

• 皇妣たる皇后の例祭
• Reisai Festival for the emperor's deceased mother

• 昭和天皇の大喪の礼
• Emperor Showa's funeral ceremony

• 後朱雀天皇の皇女。
• She was the princess of Emperor Gosuzaku.

• 同母兄に白河天皇。
• An elder brother from the same mother was Emperor Shirakawa.

• 同日、皇室の儀式。
• On the same day the ceremony of the Imperial family was celebrated.

• 男子皇族の納采の儀
• Nosai no gi for a male imperial member

• 女子皇族の納采の儀
• Nosai no gi for a female imperial member

• 後三条天皇の皇孫。
• She was an Imperial descendant of Emperor Gosanjo.

• 堀河天皇の異母妹。
• She was a younger sister of Emperor Horikawa by a different mother.

• 4月、皇后となる。
• April: She became Empress.

• 文徳天皇の異母妹。
• Her elder paternal brother was Empress Montoku.

• 後深草天皇の中宮。
• She was Chugu (second consort) of Emperor Gofukakusa.

• 後嵯峨天皇の猶子。
• She was adopted by Emperor Gosaga.

• 神武天皇の非実在説
• Theory of Nonexistence of Emperor Jimmu

• 現人神となった天皇
• The emperor after being Arahitogami (god who appears in this world in human form)

• ※舒明天皇作とも。
• Some records say that this poem was made by the Emperor Jomei.

• 元明天皇の同母姉。
• She was an older maternal half-sister of Empress Genmei.

• 景行天皇の外祖父。
• He was the maternal grandfather of Emperor Keiko.

• その他の天皇の子孫
• Other descendants of the Emperor

• - 軽皇子に譲位。
• - The Imperial throne was transferred to Prince Karu.

• 夫高向王、舒明天皇
• Husbands: Takamukuo, Emperor Jomei.

• 「東武天皇」即位説
• Theory of the enthronement of the 'Emperor Tobu'

• 皇紀と安田生命保険
• Imperial Era and Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance Co.

• 継体天皇の第二子。
• He was the second son of Emperor Keitai.

• 同母姉：御名部皇女
• Older sister: Minabe no himemiko.

• 元明天皇に関する歌
• Waka (poems) related to Empress Genmei

• 顕宗天皇の同母兄。
• He was an older brother of Emperor Kenzo.

• 允恭天皇豪族出身説
• A Theory of Emperor Ingyo Being Gozoku

• 雄略天皇の同母兄。
• He was an older brother of Emperor Yuryaku.

• 新旧皇統譜令の異同
• Difference Between the Old and New Kotofu Rei

• 高市皇子に関する歌
• Poems relating to Prince Takechi

• 川島皇子に関する歌
• A song about Imperial Prince Kawashima

• 明治天皇の即位の礼
• Sokui no rei of Emperor Meiji

• 後西天皇第八皇子。
• He was the eighth son of the Emperor Gosai.

• 五　その他の皇子孫
• 5) Other male descendants of the Emperor

• 現在の皇位継承順位
• The current order of the succession to the Imperial Throne

• 光仁天皇第一皇女。
• She was the first princess of Emperor Konin.

• 桓武天皇の同母姉。
• She was an older sister-uterine of the Emperor Kanmu.

• 後光明天皇の生母。
• She was the real mother of the Emperor Gokomyo.

• 東宮御所（皇太子）
• Togu Gosho (for the Crown Prince)

• 後醍醐天皇行宮遺跡
• Remains of Emperor Godaigo's Angu (temporary lodging built to accommodate an Imperial visit)

• 後醍醐天皇行在所跡
• The remain where Emperor Godaigo used to stay

• 紫香楽宮 聖武天皇
• Shigaraki no Miya Palace: Emperor Shomu

• 醍醐天皇－堀河天皇
• The era of Emperor Daigo to the era of Emperor Horikawa

• 説(3)：花山天皇
• Theory (3): The author was Emperor Kazan.

• 亭子院（宇多天皇）
• Teiji no in (Emperor Uda)

• 天皇擁立を巡る紛糾
• Entanglement over the enthronement of the emperor

• 律令制下の天皇権力
• Emperor's power under the ritsuryo system

• 道鏡事件と光仁天皇
• The Dokyo Incident and Emperor Konin

• 「天皇」表記の成立
• The establishment of the notation of 'tenno'

• 劉邦・始皇帝など。
• Liu Bang, the First Emperor, Shi Huangdi and so on.

• 外交使節の天皇謁見
• The Emperor giving an audience to diplomatic envoys

• 裏面　神功皇后征韓
• Back Empress Jingu's conquest of Korea

• 編者は後白河法皇。
• It was compiled by Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 桐壺帝の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Kiritsubo.

• 朱雀院の第一皇子。
• He is the first prince of Suzakuin.

• 『長慶天皇御真筆』
• 'Chokei Tenno Goshinpitsu' (the handwriting of Emperor Chokei

• 大津皇子の同母姉。
• An older maternal half-sister of Imperial Prince Otsu.

• 同母姉に大来皇女。
• Oku no Himemiko was his older maternal half-brother.

• 大津皇子に関する歌
• Poems related to Prince Otsu

• 弓削皇子に関する歌
• Poems related to Prince Yuge

• 第一皇女…女一宮。
• The first princess --- Onna Ichinomiya

• 第三皇女…女三宮。
• The third princess --- Onna Sannomiya

• 第四皇女…女四宮。
• The fourth princess --- Onna Shinomiya

• 第一皇子…大君腹。
• The first prince --- the son of Oigimi.

• 第二皇女…大君腹。
• The second princess --- the daughter of Oigimi.

• 第四皇子…四の宮。
• The fourth prince --- Shinomiya

• 今上帝の第三皇子。
• Lastly, there is the third prince of Emperor Kinjo.

• 後嵯峨天皇の皇子。
• He was a son of Emperor Gosaga.

• 諸陵頭、皇后宮職。
• Shoryo no kami (Chief inspector of imperial tombs), Kogogushoku (officer for serving the Empress in household ministry)

• 皇太后宮職を兼任。
• He was also assigned to kotaigo gushiki (Imperial Household Agency employee assigned to the household of the Queen Mother) at the same time.

• 実父は後陽成天皇。
• His (natural) father was Emperor Goyosei.

• 昭憲皇太后は義妹。
• Empress Dowager Shoken was her sister-in-law.

• 後水尾天皇の側近。
• He was a close adviser for Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 持統天皇の音博士。
• He was Oto hakase (professor of pronunciation of Chinese language) to the Empress Jito.

• 後醍醐天皇の寵妃。
• She was a mistress to Emperor Godaigo.

• 別名枇杷殿皇太后。
• Her other name was Biwadono Kotaigo (Empress Dowager Biwadono).

• 後小松天皇の准母。
• She was the foster mother of Emperor Gokomatsu.

• 後陽成天皇は祖父。
• Emperor Goyozei was his grandfather.

• 後白河天皇の近臣。
• He was a trusted vassal of Emperor Goshirakawa.
• He was a trusted vassal of the Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 但馬皇女に関する歌
• Tanka poems concerning Tajima no himemiko

• 水主皇女に関する歌
• Poems Related to Minushi no Himemiko

• 元伊勢内宮皇大神社
• Motoise Naiku Kotai-jinja Shrine

• 花園天皇宸翰御賀札
• A letter written by Emperor Hanazono

• 後白河天皇法住寺陵
• Emperor Goshirakawa Tomb at Hoju-ji Temple

• 後奈良天皇宸翰消息
• Letter written by Emperor Gonara

• 後伏見天皇宸翰願文
• Prayer written by the Emperor Gofushimi

• 後醍醐天皇宸翰消息
• An imperial letter by the Emperor Godaigo

• 創建仁徳天皇31年
• It was built in 343.

• 雄略天皇の配下か。
• He was probably a retainer of Emperor Yuryaku.

• 天武天皇の舎人か。
• He was probably Toneri of Emperor Tenmu.

• ローマ教皇のように
• like the Pope

• 領地を統治する皇子
• a prince who rules a territory

• 張皇后 (漢恵帝)
• Empress Zhang Yan

• アヴィニョン教皇庁
• Palais des Papes

• 賛歌と教皇の行進曲
• Pontifical Anthem

• 王皇后 (漢平帝)
• Empress Wang (Ping)

• 教皇 (タロット)
• The Hierophant

• 陳皇后 (漢武帝)
• Empress Chen Jiao

• 韋皇后 (唐中宗)
• Empress Wei (Zhongzong)

• 馬皇后 (洪武帝)
• Empress Xiaocigao (Ming Dynasty)

• ローマ教皇庁の条約
• Treaties of the Holy See

• 徐皇后 (永楽帝)
• Empress Xu

• 王皇后 (唐高宗)
• Empress Wang (Gaozong)

• 皇帝ティートの慈悲
• La clemenza di Tito

• 皇帝 (タロット)
• The Emperor (Tarot card)

• 王皇后 (漢景帝)
• Empress Wang Zhi

• 神聖ローマ皇帝一覧
• Holy Roman Emperor

• 許皇后 (漢成帝)
• Empress Xu (Cheng)

• 王皇后 (漢宣帝)
• Empress Wang (Xuan)

• 円盤皇女ワるきゅーレ
• UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie

• →東京の皇居を参照。
• Refer to the item of Kokyo in Tokyo.

• 白河天皇の第5皇子。
• He was the fifth prince of Emperor Shirakawa.

• 後シテ - 村上天皇
• Nochi-Shite (the leading role in the latter half of a Noh play) – Emperor Murakami

• 皇女 - 近衛基嗣室
• Imperial princess (Emperor's daughter), Spouse of Mototsugu KONOE

• 光孝天皇の第七皇子。
• Emperor Uda was the seventh prince of Emperor Koko.

• 舒明天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Jome.

• 円融天皇の第1皇子。
• The first prince of Emperor Enyu

• 異母弟に淳和天皇他。
• His younger half-brother was Emperor Junna.

• 宇多天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Uda.

• 正親町天皇の譲位問題
• Some issues in relation to the Emperor's abdication
• The issue of abdicating the throne of Emperor Ogimachi

• 桓武天皇の第七皇子。
• He was the seventh prince of Emperor Kammu.

• 仁明天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Nimmyo.

• 文徳天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth prince of Emperor Montoku.

• 仁明天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third prince of Emperor Nimmyo.

• 村上天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Murakami.

• 冷泉天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Reizei.

• 一条天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Ichijo.

• 一条天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third prince of Emperor Ichijo.

• 後冷泉天皇の異母弟。
• He was the younger half-brother of Emperor Reizei.

• 鳥羽天皇の第九皇子。
• He was the ninth prince of Emperor Toba.

• 光厳天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Kogon.

• 光厳天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Kogon.

• 東山天皇の第五皇子。
• He was the fifth Prince of Emperor Higashiyama.

• 桃園天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Momozono.

• 順徳天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Juntoku.

• 文応皇帝（年号から）
• Emperor Buno (named after the era)

• 伏見天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Fushimi.

• 伏見天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth Prince of Emperor Fushimi.

• 鳥羽天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth Prince of Emperor Toba.

• 嵯峨天皇第12皇子。
• Emperor Saga's twelfth Prince

• 桓武天皇孫又は曾孫。
• Emperor Kanmu's grandchild or great grandchild

• 醍醐天皇第10皇子。
• Emperor Daigo's tenth Prince.

• 詳細は皇籍復帰参照。
• Please refer to 'Return to the Imperial Family' for details.

• 後陽成天皇第4皇子。
• Emperor Goyozei's fourth Prince.

• 後陽成天皇第9皇子。
• He was the ninth Prince of Emperor Goyozei.

• 平城天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third Prince of Emperor Heizei.

• 崇徳天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of the Emperor Sutoku.

• 女御、皇太后、女院。
• She was a high-ranking lady in the court, the Empress dowager and Nyoin (an honorific title for the mother of an emperor, etc)

• 皇霊殿神殿に奉告の儀
• The ceremony of reporting to the Imperial Ancestor's Shrine

• 母は皇后井上内親王。
• Her mother was Imperial Princess Inoue.

• 天皇はこれを禁ぜず。
• The Emperor did not stop her from behaving in this way.

• 旧皇族の皇籍復帰問題
• The issue of former Imperial Family members returning to the Imperial Family

• 霊元天皇の第五皇子。
• He was the fifth Prince of Emperor Reigen.

• 仁孝天皇の第四皇子。
• He was Emperor Ninko's fourth Prince

• 第五皇女：有子内親王
• The fifth Princess: Imperial Princess Ariko

• 伏見天皇の第5皇子。
• He was the fifth Prince of Emperor Fushimi.

• 女性天皇に関する動き
• The movement in relation to female Emperors

• 現代の皇室と女系天皇
• Modern Imperial Household and Female-line Emperor

• 文徳天皇の第一皇子。
• He was Emperor Montoku's first Prince.

• 白河天皇の第二皇子。
• He is the second prince of the Emperor Shirakawa.

• 白河天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the 4th prince of Emperor Shirakawa.

• 淳和天皇の第2皇子。
• He was the 2nd prince of Emperor Junna.

• 宇多天皇の第3皇子。
• He was the third prince of Emperor Uda.

• 霊元天皇第17皇子。
• The 17th Prince of Emperor Reigen

• 霊元天皇の第6皇子。
• He was also the sixth Imperial Prince of Emperor Reigen.

• 朝鮮半島と天皇の呼称
• Korean Peninsula and the naming of Tenno

• 桓武天皇以降の即位詔
• Imperial edict upon the enthronement of Emperor Kanmu

• 皇太子およびその家族
• The Crown Prince and His Family

• - 皇室関係の事務等
• Administration of imperial affairs

• 天皇自ら親祭する日。
• On the major ritual days the Emperor himself performs the rites.

• 皇妣たる皇后の式年祭
• Shikinensai Memorial Ceremony for the emperor's deceased mother
• Shikinensai Memorial Ceremony for the Deceased Mother of the Emperor

• 清和天皇の第六皇子。
• Imperial Prince Sadazumi was the sixth prince of Emperor Seiwa.

• 母は皇后禎子内親王。
• Her mother was Empress, Imperial Princess Teishi.
• Her mother was Empress Teishi (Yoshiko/Sadako) who was an Imperial Princess.

• 平城天皇の第4皇子。
• He was the fourth Prince of Emperor Heizei.

• 冷泉天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth Prince of Emperor Reizei.

• 後宇多天皇妃、女院。
• The Empress of Gouda, Nyoin (a close female relative of the Emperor or a woman of comparable standing)

• 冷泉天皇の第三皇子。
• The third Prince of Emperor Reizei

• 文徳天皇の第1皇女。
• She was the first daughter of Emperor Montoku.

• 文徳天皇の第7皇女。
• The seventh princess of Emperor Montoku

• 清和天皇らの異母妹。
• Younger half sister of Emperor Seiwa

• 清和天皇の第3皇女。
• She was the third imperial princess of the Emperor Seiwa.

• 村上天皇の第7皇女。
• She was the seventh Princess of Emperor Murakami.

• 皇族等の墓が552。
• There are five hundred fifty-two graves for the imperial family.

• 草壁皇子をもうけた。
• She gave birth to Kusakabe no Miko (Prince Kusakabe).

• 母は皇后日葉酢媛命。
• Her mother was Empress Hibasu Hime.

• 御名部皇女に関する歌
• Poems related to Minabe no Himemiko

• 垂仁天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Imperial Prince of Emperor Suinin.

• 清朝の皇族の最高位。
• Shinnou is the highest rank in an Imperial family of the Qing dynasty.

• 文武天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Monmu.

• 一般国民と皇族の差異
• Differences between the General Public and the Imperial Family

• 皇極・斉明天皇の年譜
• Chronological List of Major Events for Empress Kogyoku and Saimei

• - 舒明天皇が崩御。
• - Emperor Jomei passed away.

• - 孝徳天皇が崩御。
• - Emperor Kotoku passed away.

• 天皇は甚だ哀しんだ。
• The empress was overcome with grief.

• 応神天皇の第4皇子。
• He was the fourth Prince of Emperor Ojin.

• 天智天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Tenchi.

• 欽明天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second imperial prince of Emperor Kinmei.

• 欽明天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth son of Emperor Kinmei.

• 天智天皇の第四皇女。
• She was the fourth daughter of Emperor Tenchi (also read Tenji).

• 仁徳天皇の第一皇子。
• Oe no izahowake no mikoto (the future Emperor Richu) was the firstborn son of Emperor Nintoku.

• 仁徳天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third son of Emperor Nintoku.

• 仁徳天皇の第四皇子。
• Oasazuma wakugo no sukune no miko (the future Emperor Ingyo) was the fourth son (prince) of Emperor Nintoku.

• 允恭天皇の第二皇子。
• Emperor Anko is the second son (imperial prince) of Emperor Ingyo.

• 雄略天皇の第三皇子。
• Emperor Seinei was the third son (imperial prince) of Emperor Yuryaku.

• 旧皇統譜令の主な規定
• Major Provisions of the Kyu (Old) Kotofu Rei.

• 皇統譜の登録及び附記
• Register and Supplementary Provisions in the Kotofu.

• 父は稚野毛二派皇子。
• Her father was Wakanoke futamata no Miko.

• 昭和天皇の第一皇子。
• He is the first prince of the late Emperor Showa.

• 舒明天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Jomei.

• 皇族だが系譜は不明。
• He was a member of the Imperial family, but his pedigree record is unknown.
• He was a member of the Imperial Family, but his genealogy is unknown.
• He was an Imperial Ffamily member, but his family tree is unknown.

• 東山天皇の第六皇子。
• He was the sixth prince of Emperor Higashiyama.

• 同母兄に穴穂部皇子。
• She had an older brother-uterine, the Prince Anahobe.

• 開化天皇の第3皇子。
• Prince Hikoimasu was the third Prince of the Emperor Kaika.

• 皇位継承問題との関連
• Relation to succession to the Imperial Throne

• かご坂皇子の同母弟。
• Imperial Prince Oshikuma was a young maternal half-brother of Imperial Prince Kagosaka.

• 皇族優遇のための院号
• Ingo for good treatment of the Imperial Family

• 皇族で、栗隈王の子。
• He was a member of the Imperial Family and the son of Kurikuma no Okimi.

• 後西天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first son of the Emperor Gosai.

• 桃園天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second son of Emperor Momozono.

• 霊元天皇の第十皇子。
• He was the tenth son of the Emperor Reigen.

• 光格天皇の第4王子。
• He was the forth son of the Emperor Kokaku.

• 仁孝天皇の第6王子。
• He was the 6th son of the Emperor Ninko.

• 明日香皇女に関する歌
• Poems dedicated to the Imperial Princess Asuka

• 母は穴穂部間人皇女。
• His mother was Anahobe no Hashihitohime.

• 母は、皇后御間城姫。
• The mother of Princess Kunikatahime was the Empress Mimakihime.
• The mother of Princess Chichitsuku Yzmatohime was the Empress Mimakihime.

• 天智天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of the Emperor Tenchi.

• 麻呂子皇子ともいう。
• He was also called the Prince Maroko.

• 近代以降の天皇の称号
• The titles of Emperors in the modern times.

• 降嫁した内親王・皇女
• Imperial Princesses and Princesses who did koka

• 崇神天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third prince of Emperor Sujin.

• 皇女に上女王がいる。
• His daughter was Princess Kamitsu.

• 系図上皇胤とされる人
• People who were considered Imperial descendants in the genealogical tree

• 世襲親王家出身の天皇
• Emperors from the Seshu-Shinno-ke

• 皇族・王公族との関係
• Relations with the Imperial families and other royal families

• 皇慶 － 谷阿闍梨。
• Kokei: Tani Ajari.

• 聖武天皇・光明皇后陵
• Ancient tomb of Emperor Shomu and Empress Komyo

• 二条天皇の六波羅行幸
• Emperor Nijo pays a state visit to Rokuhara

• 長慶天皇と南朝の後退
• The Decline of Emperor Chokei and the Southern Court

• 鳥羽天皇－後鳥羽天皇
• The era of Emperor Toba to the era of Emperor Gotoba

• 土御門天皇－崇光天皇
• The era of Emperor Tsuchimikado to the era of Emperor Suko

• 三上皇の仏教保護政策
• Buddhism protection measures carried out by the three Retired Emperors

• 後醍醐天皇の倒幕運動
• Emperor Godaigo's Movement to Overthrow the Bakufu

• 橘諸兄政権と聖武天皇
• Government by TACHIBANA no Moroe and the Emperor Shomu

• - 欽明天皇没する。
• Death of Emperor Jomei

• - 推古天皇没する。
• Death of Empress Suiko

• 645年（皇極4年）
• 645:

• - 天智天皇没する。
• Death of Emperor Tenji

• 民本主義と天皇機関説
• Democracy and the Emperor as Organ Theory

• 皇民化政策とも言う。
• It is also called Japanization policy.

• 道鏡の皇位簒奪疑問説
• Skeptical views towards Dokyo's plot to usurp the Imperia Throne

• 大友皇子即位説の論点
• Issues of the Prince Otomo enthronement theory

• 平出〔皇考〕（同上）
• The term 'Oko' (an honorific title given to the Emperor's father who passed away) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 平出〔皇妣〕（同上）
• The term 'Obi' (an honorific title given to the deceased mother of the Emperor) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 平出〔天皇〕（同上）
• The term 'Teno' (an emperor) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 平出〔皇帝〕（同上）
• The term 'Odai' (an emperor) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 平出〔皇后〕（同上）
• The term 'Ogo' (a title for a legitimate wife of the Emperor) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 山階宮晃親王（皇族）
• Imperial Prince Yamashinanomiya Akira (Imperial family)

• 太上天皇（後嵯峨院）
• Abdicated Emperor (Gosaga in)

• 九　張文成・則天皇后
• 9. Chang Wencheng and Empress Zaitan

• 鳥羽天皇のころ成立。
• Shinsen Roei Shu was completed during the reign of Emperor Toba.

• 『後醍醐天皇御真筆』
• 'Godaigo Tenno Goshinpitsu' (the handwriting of Emperor Godaigo)

• 淳仁天皇の父である。
• He was Emperor Junnin's father.

• 第二皇女…落葉の宮。
• The second princess --- Ochiba no Miya.

• 景行天皇九州征伐神話
• A myth of Emperor Keiko's Kyushu conquest

• 4月7日太皇太后宮亮
• May 10: Appointed to the post of Taikotaigogu no suke (assistant master of the grand empress dowager's household).

• 用明天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Yomei.

• 「天皇の詔を奉じる。
• I receive the Mikotonori of the Emperor.

• 清寧天皇は孫になる。
• His grandson was the Emperor Seinei.

• 母は後奈良天皇典侍。
• His mother was a Naishi no suke (a court lady of the first rank) of Emperor Gonara.

• 皇太后宮権大夫如元。
• He stayed as Kotaigogu gon no daibu.

• 正親町天皇に仕える。
• He served Emperor Ogimachi.

• 宇多天皇の異母兄弟。
• He was a paternal half-brother of Emperor Uda.

• 高山彦九郎皇居望拝像
• The statue of Hikokuro TAKAYAMA viewing and bowing the knee to the Imperial Palace

• 後鳥羽天皇作無常講式
• Mujokoshiki by Emperor Go-Toba

• 絹本著色後醍醐天皇像
• Color on silk portrait of Emperor Go-Daigo

• 絹本著色後宇多天皇像
• Color on silk portrait of Emperor Go-Uda

• 紙本著色後宇多天皇像
• Color on paper portrait of Emperor Go-Uda

• 後宇多天皇宸翰宝珠抄
• Go-Uda Tenno (Emperor Go-Uda) Sinkan Hoju Sho

• 皇慶附嘱状・皇慶起請
• Documents and vow of Ayurbarwada Buyantu

• 絹本著色後白河法皇像
• Color painting on silk portrait of Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa

• 伝後醍醐天皇宸翰消息
• A work of Godaigo Tenno Shinkan Shosoku

• 神武天皇以降の古伝承
• Legend of Emperor Jimmu onwards

• 早良親王（崇道天皇）
• Imperial Prince Sawara (Emperor Sudo)

• 崇神天皇の第1皇子。
• He is the first son of the Emperor Sujin.

• 親王及び王_(皇族)
• Imperial Princes and Males of the Imperial Family

• 「教皇の不可謬性、」
• 'Papal infallibility,'

• 皇帝のごきげんを取る
• pay court to the emperor

• 偽エチオピア皇帝事件
• Dreadnought hoax

• 教皇 (曖昧さ回避)
• Pope (disambiguation)

• 皇帝 (曖昧さ回避)
• Emperor (disambiguation)

• ある皇后の運命の歳月
• Sissi – Fateful Years of an Empress

• 皇太子徳仁親王妃雅子
• Crown Princess Masako

• 胡皇后 (北斉後主)
• Empress Hu (Gao Wei)

• 明・清王朝の皇帝墓群
• Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties

• 応神天皇陵古墳外濠外堤
• Oujintennouryoukofungaigougaitei

• 伏見天皇宸翰唯識三十頌
• Buddhist Verses by Emperor Fushimi (30 verses on the Buddhist concept of Consciousness-only (J., yuishiki))

• 正親町天皇宸翰女房奉書
• Letter Written in Kana by Emperor Ogimachi
• Emperor Ogimachi shinkan nyobo hosho (an official document recording of the orders and words of the Emperor written by female court members)

• 後鳥羽天皇宸翰熊野懐紙
• Poems written by Emperor Go-Toba on Kumano kaishi paper

• 後水尾天皇に上進した。
• He reported to the Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 皇后宮亮藤原顕憲の子。
• He was the son of FUJIWARA no Akinori, who was kogogu no suke (an official responsible for managing the empress's household).

• 後花園天皇宸翰女房奉書
• Imperial letter of the Emperor Gohanazono nyobo hosho ('hosho' is a letter sent by the court ladies by imperial order).

• 後水尾天皇の第十皇子。
• He was the tenth Prince of Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 後陽成天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first son of Emperor Go-Yozei.

• 後水尾天皇の第1皇女。
• She was the first daughter of Emperor Go-Mizuno.

• 気比社（気比）仲哀天皇
• Kehisha (Kehi) Chuaitenno

• 8月17日、皇太子に。
• He became the crown prince on August 17.

• 後朱雀天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Gosuzaku.

• 母は贈皇太后藤原苡子。
• His mother was the Empress Dowager (posthumously conferred), FUJIWARA no Ishi.

• 後白河天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 後深草天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second prince of Emperor Gofukakusa.

• 後水尾天皇の第四皇子。
• He was the fourth prince of Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 後水尾天皇の第八皇子。
• He was the eighth prince of Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 後円融天皇の第1皇子。
• He was the first prince of Emperor Goenyu.

• 後白河天皇の第7皇子。
• He was the seventh Prince of Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 後鳥羽天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Gotoba.

• 後伏見天皇の第2皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Gofushimi.

• 後光厳天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Gokogon.

• 後水尾天皇の第二皇女。
• She was the second Princess of Emperor Go-Mizunoo.

• 後小松天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Gokomatsu.

• 後柏原天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Gokashiwabara.

• 後鳥羽天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the third Prince of Emperor Gotoba.

• 後堀河天皇の第一皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Emperor Gohorikawa.

• 土御門天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Tsuchimikado.

• 後嵯峨天皇の第七皇子。
• He was the seventh Prince of Emperor Gosaga.

• 二条城行幸：後水尾天皇
• The Nijo-jo Castle Gyoko: Emperor Gomizunoo

• 皇籍復帰した例は除く。
• Examples of those who returned to Imperial Family are excluded.

• 敏達天皇子孫とされる。
• It is said he was Emperor Bidatsu's descendant.

• 久邇宮朝融王第1皇子。
• He was the first Prince of Kuninomiya Prince Asaakira

• 久邇宮朝融王第2皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Kuninomiya Prince Asaakira.

• 久邇宮朝融王第3皇子。
• He was the third Prince of Kuninomiya Prince Asaakira.

• 正親町天皇の第五皇子。
• He was the fifth Prince of Emperor Ogimachi.

• 斎宮、のち桓武天皇妃。
• She was Saio, also referred to Itsukinomiya (an unmarried princess who, in former times, was sent by the emperor to serve at Ise Shrine) and later became Emperor Kanmu's Empress.

• 斎宮、のち平城天皇妃。
• She became a Itsukinomiya (unmarried princess sho, in former times, was sent by the emperor to serve at Ise Shrine), then she became Emperor Heizei's Empress.

• 現在の皇室との近親関係
• Close relationship to the current Imperial Family

• 後白河天皇の第三皇女。
• She was Emperor Goshirakawa's third Princess.

• 桓武天皇の孫に当たる。
• He was Emperor Kanmu's grandchild.

• 同母兄に皇太孫慶頼王。
• Her older brother was Imperial Prince Yoshiyori.

• 後陽成天皇の第六皇子。
• He was the 6th prince of Emperor Goyozei.

• 後三条天皇の第三皇子。
• He was the 3rd prince of the Emperor Gosanjo.

• 今上天皇の母方の叔父。
• A maternal uncle of the present Emperor.

• 後陽成天皇の第7皇子。
• He was the seventh son of Emperor Goyozei.

• 後伏見天皇の第一皇女。
• The first Princess of Emperor Gofushimi

• 日本国憲法における天皇
• Emperor under the Constitution of Japan

• 皇太子制説 - 森田悌
• The crown prince succession system theory - by Tei MORITA

• 後水尾天皇の第1皇子。
• He was the first son of Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 昭和天皇所生の直宮家。
• The House of Prince Hitachi is a princely house in direct descent from Emperor Showa.

• 大正天皇所生の直宮家。
• The House of Prince Mikasa is a princely house in direct descent from Emperor Taisho.

• 皇祖神天照大神を祀る。
• This is a shrine to enshrine the Imperial ancestor called Amaterasu Omikami (the Sun Goddess).

• 神武天皇祭（4月3日）
• Jinmutenno sai (the rites for commemorating the demise of Emperor Jinmu) (April 3)

• 第63代冷泉天皇中宮。
• She was the Chugu (an empress consort) of the 63rd Emperor Reizei.

• 後三条天皇の第二皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Emperor Gosanjo.

• 後宇多天皇の第一皇女。
• She was the first Princess of Emperor Gouda.

• 伊勢斎宮（陽成天皇）。
• Ise Saigu (Imperial Princess appointed to serve the deities of the Ise-jingu Shrine) of Emperor Yozei.

• 後嵯峨天皇の第6皇女。
• She was the sixth Princess of Emperor Gosaga.

• 後水尾天皇の第八皇女。
• She was the eighth Princess of Emperor Gomizuno.

• これが舒明天皇である。
• This man was Emperor Jomei.

• 南朝第3代天皇である。
• He was the third emperor of the Southern Court.

• 神功皇后に仕えた将軍。
• He was a shogun (great general), who served Empress Jingu.

• 安寧3年に皇后になる。
• In the third year of Emperor Annei's reign, she ascended to be the Empress.

• 日本・中国以外の皇后位
• Ranks of empress in countries other than Japan and China

• 今上天皇の呼称について
• Regarding the naming of Kinjo Tenno (the present Emperor)

• 天皇は皇族に含めない。
• The emperor was not a member of the Imperial family.

• 天皇の次子及びその子孫
• The Emperor's second son and his descendants

• 天皇の兄弟及びその子孫
• The Emperor's brothers and their descendants

• 欽明天皇の第12皇子。
• The 12th Prince of Emperor Kinmei.

• 皇太弟・皇太甥・皇太孫
• Kotaitei (the younger brother of an Emperor who is heir apparent), Kotaisei (the nephew of an Emperor who is heir apparent, Kotaison (grandson of an Emperor who is heir apparent)

• 皇太子と離婚した場合。
• The crown princess divorces the crown prince

• 是歳を天皇の元年とす。
• This year was decided as the starting year of the Emperor.

• 皇室典範 第二章 皇族
• Imperial House Act, Chapter 2, Imperial Family

• 皇室典範 第三章 摂政
• Imperial House Act, Chapter 3, Regent

• のちの桓武天皇である。
• This Prince later became Emperor Kanmu.

• 皇統譜の形式および保管
• Form and storage of Kotofu.

• 大婚ノ年月日及皇后ノ名
• Date of Taikon (Marriage of the Emperor) and the name of Empress.

• 中宮イコール皇后の時代
• Period in which chugu was empress

• 皇太后宮大夫兼侍従次長
• He assumed the master of the Empress Dowager's Household and the Deputy Grand Chamberlain.

• 当代の天皇をいう呼称。
• It is an appellation of the current emperor.

• 皇祚を践むは皇胤に限る
• Only direct descendants of emperors can succeed to the throne.

• 皇祚を践むは男系に限る
• Only male descendants of emperors can succeed to the throne.

• 皇室用客車も存在する。
• An official state car (a coach prepared for the Imperial family) is also prepared.

• 茅渟皇子、智奴王とも。
• His name is also written 茅渟皇子 or 智奴王.

• 後水尾天皇第11皇子。
• He was the 11th Prince of Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 上皇の尊称としての院号
• Ingo as an honorific title of the Retired Emperor

• 同母の妹は新田部皇女。
• She had a younger sister, the Princess Niitabe, born from the same mother.

• 四　皇次子及びその子孫
• 4) The second son of the Emperor and his male descendants

• 六　皇兄弟及びその子孫
• 6) Brothers of the Emperor and their male descendants

• 日本の皇室における身位
• Shini in the Imperial House of Japan

• 歴史上の皇位簒奪の事例
• Cases of historical usurpation of the imperial throne

• 即位の礼の皇后と同じ。
• Same as the Empress at the ceremony of the enthronement.

• 同母の姉に明日香皇女。
• Her older sister-uterine was Asuka no himemiko (the Princess Asuka).

• 押坂彦人大兄皇子の妃。
• She was a wife of Oshisaka no Hikohito no Oenomiko.

• 後光明天皇の第一皇女。
• She was the first princess of the Emperor Gokomyo.

• 橘諸兄　敏達天皇4世孫
• TACHIBANA no Moroe The 4th grandchild of the Emperor Bidatsu

• 平将門　桓武天皇5世孫
• TAIRA no Masakado The 5th grandchild of the Emperor Kanmu

• 52代嵯峨天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-second Emperor Saga.

• 54代仁明天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-fourth Emperor Ninmyo.

• 55代文徳天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-fifth Emperor Montoku.

• 56代清和天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-sixth Emperor Seiwa.

• 57代陽成天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-seventh Emperor Yozei.

• 58代光孝天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-eighth Emperor Koko.

• 59代宇多天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the fifty-ninth Emperor Uda.

• 60代醍醐天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the sixtieth Emperor Daigo.

• 62代村上天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the sixty-second Emperor Murakami.

• 63代冷泉天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the sixty-third Emperor Reizei.

• 65代花山天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the sixty-fifth Emperor Kazan.

• 弘文天皇を帝に加えた。
• It includes Emperor Kobun.

• その途中で天皇は退出。
• During the ceremony the Emperor left there.

• - 欽明天皇即位する。
• Emperor Jomei accedes to throne

• - 敏達天皇即位する。
• Emperor Bitatsu accedes to throne

• - 崇峻天皇即位する。
• Emperor Sushun accedes to throne

• - 舒明天皇即位する。
• Emperor Jomei accedes to throne

• 中大兄皇子（天智天皇）
• Prince Naka no Oe (later Emperor Tenji)

• 大海人皇子（天武天皇）
• Prince Oama (later Emperor Tenmu)

• 尊皇論、尊王思想、勤王
• Sonnoron (the thought of respecting the Emperor), Sonno-shiso (the thought of reverence for the Emperor), and Kinno (loyalty to the Emperor)

• 「皇帝、倭王に問う。」
• I want to ask the king of Wa about the following.'

• 天皇・都に注目したもの
• Views that pay attention to the emperor and the seat of government

• 即位説と名分論・天皇制
• Enthronement theory and theory of justification/Emperor system

• 皇宮護衛官などの雅称。
• An elegant name of an Imperial Palace guard and so on.

• 平出〔皇祖妣〕（同上）
• The term 'Osobi' (an honorific title given to the Emperor's grandmother who passed away) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 小松宮彰仁親王（皇族）
• Imperial Prince Komatsunomiya Akihito (Imperial family)

• ほぼ同じ頃、皇子夭逝。
• The Cloistered Emperor's son dies prematurely at about the same time.

• 足仲彦天皇（仲哀天皇）
• Son: Tarashi Nakatsu Hiko no Sumeramikoto (足仲彦天皇, also called Emperor Chuai)

• 第八皇子…宇治八の宮。
• The eighth prince --- Uji Hachinomiya

• 第?皇子…蛍兵部卿宮。
• The Xth prince --- Hotaru Hyobukyo no Miya

• 『尊皇思想とその伝統』
• 'Sonno shiso to sono dento' (The Idea of Reverence for the Emperor and the Imperial Tradition)

• 先帝の皇子、藤壺の兄。
• The first being an Imperial Prince of the late Emperor, and an older brother of Fujitsubo.

• 景行天皇の第12皇子。
• He was the 12th Prince of Emperor Keiko.

• 皇后宮御給による年爵。
• Court rank promotion was achieved by presenting the conferring fee to the Office of the Empress.

• 「神皇正統記」の作者。
• He authored 'Jinno-shotoki'.

• 4月11日皇后宮権少進
• May 30: Appointed Kogo no miya gon no shoshin (Junior Office Secretary of the Empress's Household).

• 近衛府皇太后宮職如元。
• He remained in the position of Konoefu kotaigo gushiki.

• 昭和天皇の母方の祖父。
• He was the maternal grandfather of Emperor Showa.

• 「天皇の詔を奉じる。」
• I obey the Imperial decree.'

• 醍醐天皇の第10皇子。
• He was Emperor Daigo's 10th prince.

• 鳥羽天皇の皇后、女院。
• She was the empress in the court ruled by Emperor Toba, and was 'Nyoin', a woman bestowed with the title 'in'.

• 第62代村上天皇中宮。
• She was the Chugu (the Empress) of the Sixty-Second Emperor Murakami.

• 第67代三条天皇中宮。
• She was the Chugu (Empress) of sixty-seventh emperor, Emperor Sanjo.

• 昭和天皇の義弟となる。
• He became a younger brother-in-law of Emperor Showa.

• 第76代近衛天皇中宮。
• She was a Chugu (the second consort of an emperor) of the seventy-sixth Emperor Konoe.

• 後白河法皇に近仕する。
• He served close to the Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 後醍醐天皇塔供養御願文
• Godaigo Tenno Tokuyo Goganmon

• 後宇多天皇宸翰護摩口決
• Go-Uda Tenno (Emperor Go-Uda) Sinkan Goma Kuketsu

• 後白河法皇と尊性法親王
• Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa and Cloistered Imperial Prince Sonsho

• 後奈良天皇宸翰徽号勅書
• Letter written by Emperor Gonara granting a priest a Buddhist name

• 天照皇神社（天照大神）
• Tenshoko-jinja Shrine (Amaterasu omikami)

• 柏原陵（桓武天皇御陵）
• Kashiwabara no Misasagi (mausoleum of the Emperor Komu)

• 皇大神社 (福知山市)
• Kotai-jinja Shrine (Fukuchiyama City)

• 内学、皇学、漢学を開講
• And the courses of Naigaku (study of the Buddhism), Kogaku (native studies), and Kangaku (Chinese studies) were started.

• 安閑天皇朝の伊甚国造。
• Ijimu no kuni no miyatsuko during the reign of Emperor Ankan.

• 「教皇レオ十三世は、」
• 'Pope Leo XIII,'

• 神聖ローマ帝国の皇帝。
• Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.

• 皇帝さまが言いました。
• said the emperor;

• 皇帝を王位に回復させる
• restore the emperor to the throne

• アストゥリアス皇太子賞
• Prince of Asturias Awards

• 東ローマ帝国の皇帝一覧
• List of Byzantine emperors

• 胡皇后 (北魏孝明帝)
• Empress Hu (Xiaoming)

• リヌス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Linus

• ソテル (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Soter

• ストレンヂア 無皇刃譚
• Sword of the Stranger

• ランド (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Lando

• コノン (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Conon

• アガト (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Agatho

• 高皇后 (北魏孝武帝)
• Empress Gao (Xiaowu)

• ドヌス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Donus

• リタ (東ローマ皇后)
• Rita of Armenia

• アンナ (ロシア皇帝)
• Anna of Russia

• 皇帝の花嫁 (オペラ)
• The Tsar's Bride (opera)

• 亀山天皇御卒塔婆建立地跡
• Kameyamatennouosotobakonryuuchiato

• 宇多天皇に師事して出家。
• He entered the Buddhist priesthood under Emperor Uda.

• 父は順徳天皇の孫尊雅王。
• His father was Prince Songa, the grandson of Emperor Juntoku.

• 紙本墨書花園天皇宸翰消息
• Shihon Bokusho Hanazono Tenno Shinkan Shosoku (Autograph letter of Emperor Hanazono, inked on paper)

• 有栖川流　始祖　霊元天皇
• Arisugawa School: Founded by Emperor Reigen

• 皇后は青地雉文を用いた。
• A blue pheasant pattern was used for the Empress's clothes.

• 来目皇子（くめのおうじ）
• Prince Kume

• 田目皇子（ためのおうじ）
• Prince Tame

• 第75代天皇、崇徳天皇。
• He was the 75th Emperor Shutoku.

• 井原今朝男「天皇と仏教」
• Kesao IHARA 'Emperor and Buddhism'

• 皇子（1049、即日没）
• Princes (1049, died the same day)

• 政務は白河法皇が執った。
• The Cloistered Emperor Shirakawa took actual control of the government.

• 久邇宮朝彦親王第8皇子。
• He was the eighth Prince of Kuninomiya Imperial Prince Asahiko.

• 久邇宮朝彦親王第9皇子。
• He was the ninth Prince of Kuninomiya Imperial Prince Asahiko.

• 閑院宮載仁親王第2皇子。
• He was the second Prince of Kaninnomiya Imperial Prince Kotohito.

• 第74代鳥羽天皇の皇后。
• She was the seventy-fourth Emperor, Emperor Toba's Empress.

• 旧皇族邸および跡地の利用
• The usage of a former Imperial Palace and the vacant land where the Palace used to be.

• 後醍醐天皇置文（大徳寺）
• Emperor Godaigo's Okifumi (Daitoku-ji Temple)

• 後嵯峨天皇らの異母兄弟。
• He was the brother of Emperor Gosaga and others with different mothers.

• 江戸時代の霊元天皇中宮。
• She was the second consort of Emperor Reigen who lived during the Edo period.

• 崇光天皇は祖父にあたる。
• His grandfather was Emperor Suko.

• 後白河天皇の准母・皇后。
• She became Junbo (a woman who was given the status equivalent to the emperor's birth mother) of Emperor Goshirakawa, and his Empress.

• 後堀河天皇准母、皇后宮。
• She became Junbo (a woman who was given the status equivalent to the emperor's birth mother) of Emperor Gohorikawa, and Kisainomiya (empress).

• 第82代後鳥羽天皇中宮。
• She was the second consort of the eighty-second Emperor Gotoba.

• 皇室に関係する行政機関等
• Administrations related to the Imperial Family

• - 天皇及び皇族の護衛等
• Protection of the Emperor and Imperial Family

• 皇室をあつかうテレビ番組
• TV programs on the Imperial Family

• 皇室アルバム（毎日放送）
• Koshitsu Arubamu (Imperial Album, Mainichi Broadcasting System)

• 皇室の祭典が行われる日。
• A day on which an imperial ritual is performed.

• 第68代後一条天皇中宮。
• She was the Chugu (an empress consort) of the 68th Emperor Goichijo.

• 斎院、のち堀河天皇中宮。
• Became Saiin (Imperial Princess appointed to serve the deities of the Kamo-jinja Shrines), and then the second consort of Emperor Horikawa.

• 天皇、皇后は諒闇に服す。
• The emperor and empress enter ryoan (court mourning for the late imperial member).

• 2日後、後宇多上皇出家。
• Two days ｌater after her death, the Retired Emperor Gouda entered into priesthood.

• 第77代後白河天皇中宮。
• She was a chugu (the second consort of an emperor) of the seventy seventh generation, Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 舒明天皇元年（629年）
• 629

• 舒明天皇2年（630年）
• 630

• 舒明天皇3年（631年）
• 631

• 舒明天皇4年（632年）
• 632

• 舒明天皇5年（633年）
• 633

• 舒明天皇6年（634年）
• 634

• 舒明天皇8年（636年）
• 636

• 舒明天皇9年（637年）
• 637

• 「天武天皇 九つの偉業」
• The 9 accomplishments of the Emperor Tenmu'

• 風土記には大足日足天皇。
• His name is written as 大足日足天皇 in 'Fudoki' (description of regional climate, culture, etc.).

• 大悪天皇・有徳天皇とも。
• He is also described as the Evil Emperor and the Virtuous Emperor.

• 和銅元年 元明天皇の御製
• 708: The poem written by Empress Genmei

• 大韓帝国の皇族の最高位。
• It is the highest rank in an Imperial family in the Korean Empire.

• - 第124代・昭和天皇
• - The 124th Emperor, the Emperor Showa

• 皇子及びその妃達との関係
• The Empress Teimei's relationships with her princes and their princesses (wives)

• その他の天皇の長子の子孫
• Other descendants of the emperor's eldest son

• 天皇の伯叔父及びその子孫
• The Emperor's uncle and his descendants

• 皇極天皇元年（642年）
• 642

• 皇極天皇2年（643年）
• 643

• 皇極天皇4年（645年）
• 645

• 斉明天皇元年（655年）
• 655

• 斉明天皇2年（656年）
• 656

• 斉明天皇3年（657年）
• 657

• 斉明天皇4年（658年）
• 658

• 斉明天皇5年（659年）
• 659

• 斉明天皇6年（660年）
• 660

• 斉明天皇7年（661年）
• 661

• 越勢能山時阿閇皇女御作歌
• The original preface of this waka is as follows: '越勢能山時阿閇皇女御作歌' (Seinoyama o koyuru toki ni Ahe no himemiko no tsukurasu uta).

• 和銅元年戊申　天皇の御製
• A preface to the following waka goes: a poem composed by the Empress in 708.

• 中宮と皇后宮の並立の時代
• Period in which chugu and Kisai no miya (empress) coexisted

• 別名井上廃后、吉野皇后。
• Another name is Inoue Haigo (deposed empress) or Yoshino empress.

• 皇室最高の儀式とされる。
• It is considered the highest ceremony of the Imperial Family.

• 聖武天皇の外孫にあたる。
• He was a grandchild from a daughter married into another family of Emperor Shomu.

• 垂仁天皇の皇后 （前）。
• She was the empress of the Emperor Suinin (previous).

• 応神天皇の玄孫に当たる。
• Hikoushio was a great-great-grandchild of the Emperor Ojin.

• 忍熊王、忍熊別皇子とも。
• Imperial Prince Oshikuma (忍熊皇子) was written in different ways, such as 忍熊王 and 忍熊別皇子.

• 天皇は軍隊を統帥権する。
• The Emperor has the supreme command of the Army and Navy.

• 三　その他の皇長子の子孫
• 3) Other male descendants of the Emperor's eldest son

• 七　皇伯叔父及びその子孫
• 7) Uncles of the Emperor and their male descendants

• 敏達天皇と推古天皇の子。
• She was a daughter between the Emperor Bidatsu and the Empress Suiko.

• 天皇と皇太子が使用する。
• Red fans were used by the emperors and crown princes.

• 「其一曰二大友皇子一。」
• The first one was the Prince Otomo.'

• 「其二曰二阿閇皇子一。」
• The second one was the Prince Aga.'

• 「今按、此紀唯一皇子。」
• Looking back, there was only one prince in the chronicles.'

• この皇嗣を皇太弟という。
• This imperial heir would be called 'kotaitei' (the younger brother of an emperor who is the heir apparent).

• 後水尾天皇の後宮の一人。
• She was one of the consorts of the Emperor Gomizunoo.

• 四皇子二皇女を出産する。
• She gave birth to four princes and two princesses.

• 神功皇后　開化天皇5世孫
• Empress Jingu The 5th grandchild of the Emperor Kaika

• 武内宿禰　孝元天皇4世孫
• TAKENOUCHI no Sukune The 4th grandchild of the Emperor Kogen

• 在原業平　平城天皇2世孫
• ARIWARA no Narihira The 2nd grandchild of the Emperor Heizei (Heijo)

• 京、京師、皇都ともいう。
• Kyoto was also called Kyo, Keishi or Koto (imperial capital).

• 赤坂離宮を仮皇居とする。
• The detached Akasaka palace is made a temporary imperial palace.

• 後村上天皇時代と南朝衰退
• The Period of Retired Emperor Gomurakami and the Decline of the Southern Court

• 後光厳天皇－後土御門天皇
• The era of Emperor Gokogon to the era of Gotsuchimikado

• - 崇峻天皇暗殺される。
• Emperor Sushun assassinated

• 603年、推古天皇遷る。
• In 603, Empress Suiko moved to this palace.

• 韓国皇室の安全康寧の保障
• Ensuring peace and security of the Imperial family of Korea

• 前近代社会下での皇室財産
• Imperial Property in Premodern Society

• 日本国憲法下での皇室財産
• Imperial Property under the Constitution of Japan

• 平出〔太上天皇〕（同上）
• The term 'Daijo Teno' (an honorific title given to a retired emperor) was quoted in this Article as the same Heishutsu word as mentioned above.

• 有栖川宮熾仁親王（皇族）
• Imperial Prince Arisugawanomiya Taruhito (Imperial family)

• 『古事記』では第三皇子。
• He is the third son in the 'Kojiki.'

• 第一皇子…冷泉帝の東宮。
• The first prince --- Emperor Reizei's togu.

• 第一皇女…弘徽殿女御腹。
• The first princess --- the daughter of Kokiden no Nyogo.

• 679年（天武天皇8年）
• In 679

• 第?皇子…蜻蛉式部卿宮。
• The Xth prince --- Kagero Shikibukyo no Miya.

• 各天皇を「天皇」と表記。
• Each emperor is described as 'Emperor.'

• 子：頼子（崇光天皇皇后）
• Child: Yoriko (Raishi), empress of Emperor Suko

• 通称は「一条院皇后宮」。
• She was also known as 'Ichijoin Kogogu (Ichijoin Empress).'

• 炊屋姫は皇太后となった。
• Kashiyakihime became the queen dowager.

• 后腹の第一皇子であった。
• He was the first prince born to a consort of the Emperor.

• 7月17日太皇太后宮亮。
• He was appointed to the post ofTaikotaigo gu no suke (Deputy minister of the household agency of the Dowager Empress) on September 5.

• 太皇太后宮亮・若狭守如元
• he retained the posts ofTaikotaigo gu no suke and Governor of Wakasa Province.

• 太皇太后宮亮・尾張守如元
• Reappointed to the posts of Taikotaigogu no suke and Owari no kami.

• 娘3人を天皇に嫁がせた。
• Iname's three daughters were married with the emperor.

• この頃に勤皇運動に傾倒。
• At that time, he started to devote himself towards the pro-Imperial movement.

• 天武天皇の妃尼子娘の父。
• He was the father of Amakonoiratsume, a consort of Emperor Tenmu.

• 天皇は馬子に限り許した。
• The Emperor gave the permission only to Umako.

• 翌日、宅部皇子を誅した。
• He killed Prince Yakabe the next day.

• 百済王教法：桓武天皇女御
• Kyoho KUDARANOKONIKISHI: a nyogo of Emperor Kanmu's.

• 百済王教仁：桓武天皇後宮
• Kyonin KUDARANOKONIKISHI: a wife of Emperor Kanmu.

• その後この天皇に仕えた。
• Later, he served the Emperor Tenmu.

• やがて、用明天皇は崩御。
• Eventually, Emperor Yomei passes away.

• 用明天皇、推古天皇の母。
• She was the mother of Emperor Yomei and Empress Suiko.

• 娘は韓媛、雄略天皇の妃。
• His daughter was Karahime who became the wife of Emperor Yuryaku.

• 姉：河上娘（崇峻天皇嬪）
• Elder sister: Kawakami no irazume (hin [imperial wife of the lowest rank] of Emperor Sushun)

• 良岑清風は桓武天皇の孫。
• YOSHIMINE no Kiyokaze was the grandson of Emperor Kammu.

• 今上天皇の続柄に当たる。
• She is a relative of the current Emperor Akihito.

• 以後天皇側近として活躍。
• He participated as a close associate to the emperor since then.

• 閑院宮直仁親王第四皇子。
• He was the fourth son of Imperial Prince Kaninnomiya Naohito.

• 後宇多天皇側近であった。
• He was an aide to the Emperor Gouda.

• 後水尾天皇の第一の側近。
• He was the closest aide to Emperor Gomizuo.

• 三条天皇の東宮時代の妃。
• She was a wife of Emperor Sanjo when he was the Crown Prince.

• 『続皇国神仙記』完成す。
• He finished writing a book titled 'zoku kokoku shinsenki'.

• 伏見桃山陵（明治天皇陵）
• Fushimi-Momoyama-no-Misasagi (mausoleum) (the mausoleum of the Emperor Meiji)

• 11月11日 花園法皇忌
• November 11: Hanazono Hoo-ki (anniversary of the Cloistered Emperor Hanazono's death)

• 後小松天皇宸翰消息 2幅
• Letter written by the Emperor Gokomatsu: 2 panels

• - 足仲彦尊（仲哀天皇）
• Tarashinakatsuhiko no mikoto (Emperor Chuai)

• - 誉田別尊（応神天皇）
• Homutawakenomikoto (Emperor Ojin)

• 四座・宇多天皇・敦実親王
• The forth place: Emperor Uda, Imperial Prince Atsumi

• 2日 天皇殿で論議法要。
• May 2: Rongi Hoyo (Debate Memorial Service) at Tenno-den (the Guardian Kings Hall).

• 698年：皇大神宮創建。
• 698: Kodai Jingu was elected.

• 天皇の神格性と「現人神」
• Divinity of Emperors and 'Arahitogami'

• 内親王及び女王_(皇族)
• Imperial Princesses and Females of the Imperial Family

• 位は、皇后・中宮につぐ。
• The rank of Nyogo followed Kogo (the empress) and Chugu (the second consort).

• 皇族（三后を除く）の場合
• The Imperial family (excluding Sanko [the Grand Empress Dowager, the Empress Dowager and the Empress Consort])

• 天皇は国家の象徴である。
• The Emperor shall be the symbol of the State.

• 帝政ロシア皇帝は倒された
• The Czar was overthrown

• ウルシヌス (対立教皇)
• Antipope Ursicinus

• レオ1世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo I

• ロマヌス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Romanus

• マルクス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Mark

• ヒラルス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Hilarius

• 皇帝マキシミリアンの処刑
• The Execution of Emperor Maximilian

• ゾシムス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Zosimus

• ヒギヌス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Hyginus

• テオドルス (対立教皇)
• Antipope Theodore

• レオ2世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo II

• レオ9世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo IX

• レオ4世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo IV

• レオ7世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo VII

• レオ8世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo VIII

• ゼノン (東ローマ皇帝)
• Zeno (emperor)

• カイウス (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Caius

• レオ6世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo VI

• レオ3世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo III

• パスカリス (対立教皇)
• Antipope Paschal

• レオ5世 (ローマ教皇)
• Pope Leo V

• 教皇マルチェルスのミサ曲
• Missa Papae Marcelli

• 明仁及び皇后美智子の住居。
• It is the residence of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko.

• 長講堂領（皇室領）の一つ。
• It was one of the Chokodo-ryo （estates of Imperial family).

• 後深草天皇消息断簡（2通）
• Fragments of letters written by Emperor Go-Fukakusa (2 letters)

• 後深草天皇消息 1通、1幅
• Letter by Emperor Gofukakusa (a scroll)

• 後二条天皇消息（二月十日）
• Letter by Emperor Gonijo (dated February 10 (old calendar))

• 斉明天皇は川原宮へ遷った。
• Empress Saimei moved into Kawahara no Miya Palace.

• 花園天皇宸翰御消息（7通）
• Hanazono Tenno Shinkan Goshosoku (Emperor Hanazono's letters) (7 letters).

• 父は後白河天皇の子以仁王。
• His father was Mochihito-o, the son of the Emperor Goshirakawa.

• 派祖　寛平法皇（宇多天皇）
• The founder of the school: Cloistered Emperor Kanpyo (Emperor Uda)

• 紙本墨書正親町天皇宸翰消息
• Letter written by Emperor Ogimachi on paper with monochrome ink

• 皇太子は読書始に着用した。
• A crown prince put on the Kikujin no ho at Odokusho hajime (the first reading performed when the son of a high-ranking family reached to the age of seven or eight).

• 竹田皇子（たけだのおうじ）
• Takeda no miko (the Imperial Prince Takeda)

• 同系列として開皇本がある。
• The Kaiko-bon is comparable to the Teibu-bon.

• 大覚寺統の後宇多天皇の子。
• Son of Emperor Go-Uda of the Daikakuji-to lineage.

• 大正以後は白河天皇とする。
• He was named Emperor SHIRAKAWA in and after Taisho period.

• 第61代朱雀天皇の同母弟。
• He was the younger half-brother of the sixty-first Emperor, Suzaku.

• 同母兄後一条天皇の皇太弟。
• He was the younger brother of Emperor Go-Ichijo, who was the heir apparent.

• 醍醐天皇（887年皇籍へ）
• Emperor Daigo (He became a member of the Imperial Family in 887.)

• 斉中親王（887年皇籍へ）
• Imperial Prince Tokinaka (He became a member of the Imperial Family in 887.)

• 斉世親王（887年皇籍へ）
• Imperial Prince Tokiyo (He became a member of the Imperial Family in 887)

• 敏達天皇5世孫又は6世孫。
• Emperor Bidatsu's fifth or sixth grandchild

• 妃は聖武天皇女不破内親王。
• His Empress was Emperor Shomu's daughter, Imperial Princess Fuwa.

• 高倉天皇は異母弟にあたる。
• Her half younger brother was Emperor Takakura.

• 女系天皇の前例とされるもの
• Precedent of Female-line Emperor

• 正子内親王は、日本の皇族。
• Imperial Princess Masako was a member of the Japanese Imperial Family.

• 長元9年、後朱雀天皇即位。
• In 1036, Emperor Gosuzaku succeeded to the throne.

• 天皇は冬は白小葵文固地綾。
• The Emperor wore shiro koaoimon kataji aya (white firm silk cloth with a pattern).

• 同年4月、父嵯峨天皇退位。
• In April 823, her father, Emperor Saga abdicated from the throne.

• 高倉天皇宸翰消息（仁和寺）
• Emperor Takakura's shinkan, Shosoku (Ninna-ji Temple)

• 醍醐天皇の同母弟にあたる。
• He was a younger brother-uterine.

• 後土御門天皇の猶子となる。
• He was adopted by Emperor Gotsuchimikado.

• 順徳天皇は同母兄にあたる。
• Emperor Juntoku was his older brother.

• 第119代光格天皇の中宮。
• She was Chugu (the second consort of the emperor) of the one hundred and nineteenth Emperor Kokaku.

• 第96代後醍醐天皇の中宮。
• She was the Chugu (the Empress) of the ninety-sixth Emperor Godaigo.

• 大日本帝国憲法における天皇
• Emperor under the Constitution of the Empire of Japan

• 元明天皇詔の第二の不改常典
• The second Fukai-no-Joten/ Fukaijoten in the Empress Genmei's edict.

• 桓武天皇以降の初め定めた法
• The law established for the first time in the reign of Emperor Kanmu or later

• 北殿-勝光明院(鳥羽上皇)
• Kita-dono had Shokomyo-in (built by Retired Emperor Toba).

• 東殿-安楽寿院(鳥羽上皇)
• Higashi-dono had Anrakuju-in (built by Retired Emperor Toba).

• 弟の後堀河天皇が即位する。
• Her younger brother, Emperor Gohorikawa, succeeded to the throne.

• 天皇・皇后主催の社交の会。
• Garden parties are social gatherings hosted by the Emperor and Empress.

• 法皇（ほうおう）と略する。
• It is abbreviated as Hoo.

• 江戸時代の霊元天皇が最後。
• Emperor Reigen during the Edo period was the last Dajo Hoo.

• 天長節祭 今上天皇の誕生日
• Tenchosetsu sai (the reigning emperor's birthday)

• 斎院、のち後三条天皇中宮。
• She became the Sai-in (Imperial Princess appointed to serve the deities of the Kamo-jinja Shrines) and later, the chugu of Emperor Gosanjo.

• 眞子内親王は、日本の皇族。
• Imperial Princess Mako is a member of Imperial family of Japan.

• 同年7月、後深草上皇崩御。
• In August of the same year the Retired Emperor Gouda died.

• 醍醐天皇の治世まで生きた。
• She lived to see the reign of Emperor Daigo.

• 尊称皇后（非妻后の皇后）。
• She was a Sonsho Kogo (Empress who is not a wife of the Emperor).

• - 宝皇女を皇后に立てる。
• Married with Takara no Himemiko.

• 舒明天皇10年（638年）
• 638

• 舒明天皇11年（639年）
• 639

• 舒明天皇12年（640年）
• 640

• 舒明天皇13年（641年）
• 641

• 草壁皇子を皇太子に立てる。
• He put the Prince Kusakabe to be the crown prince.

• 同母姉弟：大田皇女、建皇子
• Younger maternal half-brother or sister: Ota no Himemiko, Takeru no Miko

• 『日本書紀』本文での皇后。
• In the main text of 'Nihonshoki' (Chronicles of Japan), she appears as the Empress.

• 初の男性の太上天皇となる。
• He became the first male Daijo Tenno (the Retired Emperor).

• 非嫡出子は皇族とされない。
• Illegitimately born children are not recognized to be a part of the Imperial family.

• 天皇主権説派 - 君権学派
• The Imperial Sovereignty Theory group - the Monarchism school

• 諱は軽皇子（かるのみこ）。
• His imina (personal name) was Prince Karu.

• 皇室典範 第一章 皇位継承
• Imperial House Act, Chapter 1, Succession to the Imperial Throne

• 皇室典範 第五章 皇室会議
• Imperial House Act, Chapter 5, Imperial Household Council

• 母は阿陪皇女（元明天皇）。
• His mother was Princess Ahe no himemiko (Empress Genmei).

• 仁賢天皇は同母兄に当たる。
• Emperor Ninken is his older brother.

• 中宮イコール皇太夫人の時代
• Period in which chugu was Kotaifujin (title for previous retired emperors' wife)

• 元正天皇、文武天皇の姉妹。
• The sister of Empress Gensho and Emperor Monmu.

• 大正天皇の即位の礼・大嘗祭
• Sokui no rei and Daijo-sai festival of Emperor Taisho

• 昭和天皇の即位の礼・大嘗祭
• Sokui no rei and Daijo-sai festival of Emperor Showa

• 今上天皇の即位の礼・大嘗祭
• Sokui no rei and Daijo-sai festival of the present Emperor

• 父は天武天皇の皇子長皇子。
• His father was Naga no miko who was the prince of the Emperor Tenmu.

• 舒明天皇の異母兄に当たる。
• He was an older paternal half-brother of the Emperor Jomei.

• 応神天皇の異母兄に当たる。
• Imperial Prince Kagosaka was the elder paternal half brother of the Emperor Ojin.

• 忍坂部皇子、刑部親王とも。
• His name is written in three ways in Japanese Kanji characters; 忍壁皇子, 忍坂部皇子 or 刑部親王.

• 憲法下の天皇制(皇室制度)
• Tennosei (Imperial System) under the Constitutions

• 国務大臣は天皇を輔弼する。
• The respective Ministers of State shall give their advice to the Emperor.

• 697年、文武天皇に嫁ぐ。
• She married the Emperor Monmu in 697.

• 憲法・皇室典範における皇位
• The Imperial Throne stipulated in the Constitution of Japan and the Imperial House Law

• 天皇は7度召したと答えた。
• The Emperor Yuryaku answered, 'Seven Times.'

• 異母兄弟に孝元天皇がいる。
• The Emperor Kogen was his paternal half-brother of Princess Yamatototo Wakaya Hime.

• 同母兄に、崇神天皇がいる。
• Emperor Sujin was his maternal half-brother.

• 同母兄に垂仁天皇らがいる。
• The Emperor Suinin was a maternal half-brother of Princess Kunikatahime
• The Emperor Suinin was a maternal half-brother of Princess Chichitsuku Ymatohime

• 異母兄弟に成務天皇がいる。
• The Emperor Seimu was a paternal half-brother of Prince Oousu.

• 全て昭和天皇の弟宮である。
• All are Emperor Showa's younger brothers.

• 日本では上皇とも呼ばれる。
• It is also referred to as joko (retired emperor) in Japan.

• 彼は敏達天皇の嫡男だった。
• He was a legitimate son of the Emperor Bidatsu.

• 同母弟に懿徳天皇らがいる。
• His younger maternal half-brothers include Emperor Itoku.

• 伏見宮邦永親王の第4皇女。
• She was the fourth princess of the Imperial Prince Fushiminomiya.

• 天皇とは28歳差であった。
• She was 28 years younger than the emperor.

• 石上皇子は飛鳥時代の皇族。
• Prince Isonokami was a member of the Imperial family in the Asuka period.

• 葛城皇子は飛鳥時代の皇族。
• Prince Kazuraki was a member of the Imperial family in the Asuka period.

• 火焔皇子は飛鳥時代の皇族。
• Prince Honoo was a member of the Imperial family in the Asuka period.

• 垂仁天皇の同母弟に当たる。
• He was the younger maternal half-brother of Emperor Suinin.

• 蘇我馬子　孝元天皇10世孫
• SOGA no Umako The 10th grandchild of the Emperor Kogen

• 清少納言　天武天皇10世孫
• Sei Shonagon; Seishonagon The 10th grandchild of the Emperor Tenmu

• 106代正親町天皇の子孫。
• Descendants of the hundred and sixth Emperor Ogimachi.

• 伝保良宮（陪都） 淳仁天皇
• Den Hora no Miya Palace (secondary capital city): Emperor Junnin

• （宇多天皇との関係から。）
• (This theory is based on the relationship between the Emperor Uda and Ise.)

• 『宇多天皇御記』ともいう。
• It is also called 'Uda tenno gyoki.'

• 大仙古墳（伝・仁徳天皇陵）
• Daisen Mounded Tomb: supposed to be the Mausoleum of Emperor Nintoku

• 景行天皇の外祖父に当たる。
• He was the maternal grandfather of Emperor Keiko.

• これを、皇朝十二銭という。
• These coins were called Kocho-Junisen (twelve coins of the Imperial Court).

• 蒙古皇帝国書を参照のこと。
• Refer to Letter of the Mongol Emperor.

• 桓武天皇宮人、仲野親王母。
• She was kyujin (court lady) of Emperor Kanmu and mother of Imperial Prince Nakano.

• 朝鮮半島における天皇の呼称
• The title of Tenno in the Korean Peninsula

• 大友皇子称制説（非即位説）
• Prince Otomo Shosei theory (non-enthronement theory)

• (中華思想、皇帝、天参照)
• (refer to Sinocentrism, Emperor and Ten)

• 「後深草天皇」：太上天皇。
• Emperor Gofukakusa': the retired emperor.

• 八幡宮で後深草法皇に再会。
• She meets the Cloistered Emperor Gofukakusa again at Hachimangu Shrine.

• 第三皇子：匂宮（兵部卿宮）
• The third prince: Nioumiya (Hyobukyo no Miya)

• 天皇の勅命を下達する文書。
• Documents issued when passing the imperial orders of an emperor on to his subordinates.

• 程なく用明天皇が崩御した。
• Shortly after, Emperor Yomei passed away.

• 明治期に皇室に献上された。
• It was dedicated to the Imperial family during the Meiji period.

• 2月5日太皇太后宮亮を辞任
• He resigned as Taikotaigo gu no suke on March 24.

• 正月28日太皇太后宮権大夫
• he was appointed t the post ofTaikotaigo gu gon no daibu (Minister of Empress dowager's household agency) February 24.

• 10月21日皇太后宮権大夫
• November 22: Appointed to the post of Kotaigogu gon no daibu.

• 天皇家史上初の女帝である。
• She was the first empress regnant in the Japanese Imperial family.

• 藩論を尊皇攘夷へと導いた。
• He led the opinion of a domain people into Sonno Joi (19th century slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of foreigners).

• 草壁皇子妃）を産んでいる。
• Prince Kusakabe's wife).