Emperors of Japanese dynasties

1. Emperor Mimitsu (しょうこう) August 29, 1412 - July 20, 1428, reigned for 16 years (his posthumous title is the combination of the two posthumous titles Mitsutoku and Mitsuhito) For one. )

2. The Back Garden Emperor (ごはなぞの) July 28, 1428 - July 19, 1464, reigned for 36 years (also known as "Go Buntokuin".)< /p>

3. Emperor Gotsuchimikado (ごつちみかど) July 19, 1464 - September 28, 1500, reigned for 36 years

4. Emperor Gokashiwara ( (ごかしわばら) October 25, 1500 - April 7, 1526, reigned for 26 years (the enthronement ceremony will be held after 21 years of accession.)

5. Emperor Go-Nara (ごなら) 1526 April 29, 1557 - September 5, 1557, reigned for 31 years

6. Emperor Masachikamachi (おおぎまち) October 27, 1557 - November 7, 1586, reigned 29 years (the number is based on the name of the town opposite the Nijoden Palace of the Imperial Palace.)

7. Emperor Goyosei (ごようぜい) November 7, 1586 - March 27, 1611, in 25 years on the throne (Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu and other great names met the emperor in Juledi, Kyoto.)

8. Emperor Gomizuo (ごみずのお) March 27, 1611 - November 1629 8th, reigned for 18 years (posthumous title.)

9. Emperor Meisho (めいしょう) November 8, 1629 - October 3, 1643, reigned for 14 years (female emperor. Posthumous title) The posthumous titles of Yuanming and Yuanzheng were combined into one)

10. Emperor Goguangmei (ごこうみょう) reigned from October 3, 1643 to September 20, 1654. 11 years

11. Emperor Gosai (ごさい) November 28, 1654 - January 26, 1663, reigned for 9 years

12. Emperor Reigen (れい) げん) January 26, 1663 - March 21, 1687, reigned for 24 years (his posthumous title was combined into one by the two posthumous titles of Takarei and Takamoto.)

13. Emperor Higashiyama (ひがしやま) March 21, 1687 - June 21, 1709, reigned for 22 years (the number is based on his mountain tomb.)

14. Emperor Nakamikado (なかみかど) June 1709 March 21 - March 21, 1735, reigned for 26 years (the number is based on the palace gate near his imperial residence.)

15. Emperor Sakuramachi (さくらまち) March 21, 1735 - May 2, 1747, reigned for 12 years (the number is based on his residence after abdicating the throne.)

16. Emperor Taoyuan (ももぞの) May 2, 1747 - 7, 1762 July 12, reigned for 15 years

17. Emperor Gosakuracho (ごさくらまち) July 27, 1762 - November 24, 1770, reigned for 8 years (the last female to date) Emperor. )

18. Emperor Gomozono (ごももぞの) November 24, 1770 - November 9, 1779, reigned for 9 years

19. Emperor Kokaku (こうかく) November 25, 1779 - March 22, 1817, reigned for 38 years

20. Emperor Hitaka (にんこう) March 22, 1817 - February 6, 1846 Day, reigned for 29 years (Tempo Reform (1841).)

21. Emperor Komei (こうめい) February 13, 1846 - December 25, 1866, reigned for 20 years

22. Emperor Meiji (めいじ) January 9, 1867 - July 30, 1912, reigned for 45 years (implemented the Meiji Restoration (1868). Launched the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War and the Russo-Japanese War, and defeated the Qing Dynasty and Russia, accelerating the pace of Japan's modernization)

23. Emperor Taisho (たいしょう) July 30, 1912 - December 25, 1926, reigned for 14 years ( During his reign, Japan was involved in the First World War, and in 1921 he was regent due to illness.)

24. Emperor Showa (しょうわ) December 25, 1926 - January 7, 1989. Japan, who reigned for 64 years (Japan’s longest-reigning and longest-lived emperor so far (reigned for 62 years and 2 weeks, and died at the age of 88). During his reign, he launched World War II with the Axis Powers, Eventually defeated. )

25. Emperor Heisei (あきひと) January 7, 1989 - April 30, 2019, reigned for 30 years (the first emperor to ascend the throne in the Kanto region.) < /p>

26. Emperor Reiwa (れいわ) (May 1, 2019) (the first emperor whose reign name does not come from ancient Chinese books)

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Power of the Emperor

1. Status Power

The Emperor of Japan is a symbol of Japan and a symbol of the Japanese people as a whole. His status is based on the will of all Japanese people where sovereignty lies. as basis.

2. State affairs

All acts of the Emperor of Japan related to state affairs must be recommended and recognized by the cabinet, and the cabinet shall be responsible for them. The Emperor performs state-related actions for the people based on the recommendations and approval of the Cabinet.

3. Grant of royal property

The granting of royal property, the acceptance or grant of property by the royal family must be based on the resolution of the National Assembly.

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