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Prince Manta (万多親王; 788–830)
Court Lady (
Nyōgo) : Ki no
Otoio (紀乙魚; d.840), Ki no Kotsuo's
daughter Court Lady (
Nyōgo) :
Kudarao no Kyōhō (百済王教法; d.840), Kudara...
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Princess Sadako (貞子内親王)
Nyōgo:
Yoshida Sadafusa's
daughter Nyōgo: Bōmon-no-tsubone (坊門局),
Bomon Kiyotada's
daughter Princess (Yōdō?)
Nyōgo:
Horikawa Mototomo's...
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Kishi (929–985, 徽子女王, also
Yoshiko Joō 承香殿女御 Jokyōden Joō or 斎宮女御 Saigū no
Nyōgo) was a ****anese Waka poet of the
middle Heian period. She is one of only...
- (
Nyōgo):
Princess Azumako (東子女王; d. 865)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Fujiwara no Nenshi/Toshiko (藤原年子)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Fujiwara no
Koreko (藤原是子)
Consort (
Nyōgo):...
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Consort (
Nyōgo):
Minamoto no
Sadako (源貞子; d. 873)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Princess Ryūshi (隆子女王)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Princess Kenshi (兼子女王)
Consort (
Nyōgo): Princess...
- The Saigū no
Nyōgo Shū (斎宮女御集), also
known as the Saigū-shū (斎宮集) is a ****anese
anthology of waka poetry. It is the
personal anthology (kashū) of Princess...
- The
September 1824
production of
Heike Nyogo-ga-shima at Kado-za
theatre in Osaka...
- (983–985)
Kanna (985–986)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Fujiwara no
Shishi (藤原忯子; 969–985),
Fujiwara no Tamemitsu’s
daughter Consort (
Nyōgo):
Fujiwara no
Teishi (藤原諟子; d...
- than one era name, or nengō.
Ninna (885–889) Kanpyō (889–898)
Consort (
Nyōgo):
Fujiwara no
Onshi (藤原温子, 872–907),
Fujiwara no Mototsune’s
daughter Imperial...
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there were exceptions. Some
Saiin became consorts of the emperor,
called Nyōgo in ****anese. The
Saiin order of
priestesses existed throughout the Heian...
