- Kujō
Ninshi (九条 任子, 31
October 1173 – 3
February 1239), also
known as
Fujiwara no
Ninshi (藤原 任子) was an
empress consort of ****an. She was the consort...
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maintain its
shinobi samurai traditions. The
definition of the Edo
Ninshi The
ninshi are the
samurai metsuke (inspectors) and
samurai onmitsu (undercover...
- Bōmon
Nobutaka (坊門信隆) of the
Fujiwara clan.
Empress (chūgū):
Fujiwara no
Ninshi/Takako (藤原任子)
later Gishūmon-in (宜秋門院), Kujō Kanezane's
daughter First Daughter:...
- d. 841), Ōhara no Ietsugu's
daughter Tenth Daughter:
Imperial Princess Ninshi (仁子内親王; d. 889), 15th Saiō in Ise
Shrine 809–823 Koui:
Iidaka no Yakatoji...
- The
shame of this
usurpation led Go-Toba's
first wife,
Ninshi, to
retire from the court. As
Ninshi was the
daughter of the Kujō's
leader Kujō Kanezane,...
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built a villa, ****edono,
north of the Byōdō-in
Temple in 1114.
Minamoto Ninshi daughter son
Minamoto Zishi Fujiwara no
Yasuko (1095-1156)
married Emperor...
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Emperor Go-Shirakawa; aunt of
Emperor Antoku and
Emperor Go-Toba.
Fujiwara no
Ninshi 藤原任子
Emperor Go-Toba 1190–1200 (10 years) 1147–1216 (68–69 years) Daughter...
- May 21 – Shinran,
founder of Shin
Buddhism (d. 1263)
October 31 – Kujō
Ninshi, ****anese
empress (d. 1239)
December 23 –
Louis I, duke of
Bavaria (d. 1231)...
- martite, with 55% or 66% of iron content. The
other and
oldest center was in
Ninshi-Tagil. The
total Ural iron
reserves were 1,390,670,000 tonnes, of which...
-
Thomas I of Saluzzo,
Italian nobleman and
knight (d. 1296)
February 3 – Kujō
Ninshi, ****anese
empress consort (b. 1173)
February –
Aimery III of
Narbonne (or...
