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Chūnagon

Chūnagon (中納言) was a counselor of the second rank in the Imperial court of Japan. The role dates from the 7th century.

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Center
Nakatsukasa-shō
Ceremonial
Shikibu-shō
Chancellor / Chief minister
Daijō-daijin
Civil Administration
Jibu-shō
Imperial Household
Kunai-shō
Justice
Gyōbu-shō

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Chūnagon

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples29
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Chūnagon

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related to Chūnagon in context · 11
Chūnagon → Any, Council, Daijō-kan, In, Japanese, Meiji, State, The, The Daijō-kan, This, Tokugawa
see also · 3
Chūnagon → Daijō-kanSesshō, KampakuKōkyūKugeImperial Household AgencyHamamatsu Chūnagon, MonogatariTsutsumi Chūnagon MonogatariTorikaebaya Monogatari
Center · 1
Chūnagon → Nakatsukasa-shō
Ceremonial · 1
Chūnagon → Shikibu-shō
Chancellor / Chief minister · 1
Chūnagon → Daijō-daijin
Civil Administration · 1
Chūnagon → Jibu-shō
Imperial Household · 1
Chūnagon → Kunai-shō
Justice · 1
Chūnagon → Gyōbu-shō
Major Counselor · 1
Chūnagon → Dainagon
Middle Counselor · 1
Chūnagon → Chūnagon

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imperial daijō-kan government counselor oclc japan ministry court dainagon major role ministries eight minister center shōnagon officials left right household

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChūnagonCenterNakatsukasa-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonCeremonialShikibu-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonChancellor / Chief ministerDaijō-daijin1.00infobox
ChūnagonCivil AdministrationJibu-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonImperial HouseholdKunai-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonJusticeGyōbu-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonMajor CounselorDainagon1.00infobox
ChūnagonMiddle CounselorChūnagon1.00infobox
ChūnagonMinister of the CenterNaidaijin1.00infobox
ChūnagonMinister of the LeftSadaijin1.00infobox
ChūnagonMinister of the RightUdaijin1.00infobox
ChūnagonMinor CounselorShōnagon1.00infobox
ChūnagonPopular AffairsMinbu-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonTreasuryŌkura-shō1.00infobox
ChūnagonWarHyōbu-shō1.00infobox

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