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Dōkyō

Dōkyō (道鏡; 700 – May 13, 772) was a Japanese monk who rose to power through the favor of Empress Kōken (Empress Shōtoku) and became a Daijō-daijin Zenji (太政大臣禅師), the rank set up for him, and later became a Hōō (法王), the highest rank of the religious world.

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Rise to power

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Early life

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Occupation
Monk
Born
700 Wakae, Kawachi Province
Died
May 13, 772(772-05-13) (aged 71–72) Shimotsuke Yakushi-ji, Shimotsuke Province
Religion
Buddhism

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Early life

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Dōkyō

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples60
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Dōkyō

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related to Rise to power · 23
Dōkyō → According, Buzen Province, Chancellor, Empress Shōtoku, Fujiwara, Hence, In, It, Japan, Junnin, Kiyomaro, Kyoto, Kōken, Nakamaro, Nakamaro's, She, The, This, Usa Shrine, Wake
related to Early life · 19
Dōkyō → Abbot Gien, Confucian, Eihei-ji, He, His, Honshu, In, Kawachi Province, Kongō Range, Kōken's, Muraji, Nara, Osaka, Rōben, Sanskrit, Subsequently, Todai-ji, Under Gien, Yuge
related to Policies during ascendancy · 10
Dōkyō → Additionally, Buddhist, During, It, Its, Laws, Osaka, Shōtoku, The Usa Shrine, Yao
related to Fall from power and death · 4
Dōkyō → Fujiwara, Nara, Shimotsuke Province, When
Born · 1
Dōkyō → 700 Wakae, Kawachi Province
Died · 1
Dōkyō → May 13, 772(772-05-13) (aged 71–72) Shimotsuke Yakushi-ji, Shimotsuke Province
Occupation · 1
Dōkyō → Monk
Religion · 1
Dōkyō → Buddhism

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empress kōken also shōtoku power fujiwara throne daijō-daijin province oracle became great position shimotsuke authority usa emperor wake kiyomaro sent

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DōkyōBorn700 Wakae, Kawachi Province1.00infobox
DōkyōDiedMay 13, 772(772-05-13) (aged 71–72) Shimotsuke Yakushi-ji, Shimotsuke Province1.00infobox
DōkyōOccupationMonk1.00infobox
DōkyōReligionBuddhism1.00infobox
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeKawachi Province0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeOsaka0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeHis0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeYuge0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeMuraji0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeHe0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeConfucian0.60section
Dōkyōrelated to Early lifeAbbot Gien0.60section

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