- 5.
Retrieved 2022-06-02. Itō, Shingo; 伊藤慎吾 (2012).
Muromachi Sengo****i
no kuge shakai to
bunji (Shohan ed.).
Miyai Shoten. pp. 28–29. ISBN 978-4-8382-3218-5...
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Usuki castle Furuhashi gate Nioza_Historical_Road,
facing Zenshōji
Kuge_
no_
Okura sake
brewery Zentoku-ji
Major festivals in
Usuki include the
Usuki Gion...
- site
where the
palace called Ōkura Bakufu, seat of
Minamoto no Yoritomo's government, once stood.
Although there is
no evidence his
remains are actually...
- Histories; the de jure lead
editor was
Fujiwara no Tokihira but the de
facto lead
editors were
Michizane and
Ōkura no Yoshiyuki (大蔵善行). Ruijū Kokushi, a categorized...
-
cultural system without feedback. By the time of the
Emperor Kōmei, the
kuge aristocracy was
joined in
common goals by
several newly powerful provincial...
- most
prominent group of
people within the
court was the
civil aristocracy (
kuge)
which was the
ruling class of
society that
exercised power on
behalf of...
-
power before the
Heian period,
during which new
aristocracies and families,
kuge,
emerged in
their place.
After the
Heian period, the
samurai warrior clans...
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equerries for the
women of the Emperor's
household (采女令史,,
Uneme no sakan).
Heian Palace Kuge ****anese
empresses List of
Nyoin Lebra, Taikie. (1995). Above...
- authority. Daijō-kan Kugyō Sesshō and
Kampaku List of Daijō-daijin Kōkyū
Kuge Imperial Household Agency Kenkyusha's New ****anese-English Dictionary, Kenkyusha...
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single aristocratic class, the kazoku, was
created in 1869 by
merging the
kuge (the
court nobility in Kyoto, of
which the kugyō was a part) and the daimyōs...
