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Reigen

Reigen (霊元天皇; Reigen Tennó, 9. července 1654 Kjóto – 24. září 1732 Kjóto) byl japonským císařem v letech 1663–1687. V pořadí byl 112. japonským císařem. Jeho vlastní jméno bylo Satohito (識仁).

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

Genealogie, Císařův život & Overview

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Doba vlády
1663–1687
Manželka
Fusako Takacukasa (sňatek 1670; zemřela 1712)
Matka
Sono Kuniko
Narození
1654 Kjóto
Otec
Go-Mizunó
Pohřben
Cuki no wa no misasagi

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Genealogie

Císařův život

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Reigen

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples24
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Reigen

Top relations

related to Císařův život · 7
Reigen → Asahita, Císařem, Go-Mizunóa, Go-Saie, Higašijamou, Nakonec, Sodžó
related to Genealogie · 6
Reigen → Go-Mizunóa, Jeho, Kuniko, Před Reigenovým, Satohito, Sonomotoota
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Reigen → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons
Doba vlády · 1
Reigen → 1663–1687
Manželka · 1
Reigen → Fusako Takacukasa (sňatek 1670; zemřela 1712)
Matka · 1
Reigen → Sono Kuniko
Narození · 1
Reigen → 1654 Kjóto
Otec · 1
Reigen → Go-Mizunó
Pohřben · 1
Reigen → Cuki no wa no misasagi
Potomci · 1
Reigen → Higašijama

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Important terminology

císařem kjóto 1732 1663 1687 jeho jméno japonským císař 1654 higašijama císaře roce satohito 識仁 datové položky go-mizunóa 1713 fusako

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ReigenDoba vlády1663–16871.00infobox
ReigenManželkaFusako Takacukasa (sňatek 1670; zemřela 1712)1.00infobox
ReigenMatkaSono Kuniko1.00infobox
ReigenNarození1654 Kjóto1.00infobox
ReigenOtecGo-Mizunó1.00infobox
ReigenPohřbenCuki no wa no misasagi1.00infobox
ReigenPotomciHigašijama1.00infobox
ReigenPříbuzníRičú, Bunsacu, Meišó, Niinomija, Jošiko, Teruko, Onna Ni no mija, Cuneko, Bunči, Akiko, Sóčó, Jasuhito, Gjódžo, Šučó, Sukehito, Go-Kómjó, Go-Sai, Kamo a Šódžó (sourozenci) Go-Kó…1.00infobox
ReigenÚmrtí1732 Kjóto1.00infobox
Reigenrelated to Císařův životGo-Mizunóa0.60section
Reigenrelated to Císařův životCísařem0.60section
Reigenrelated to Císařův životGo-Saie0.60section

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