- Rice glue (****anese: 続飯,
sokui) is a gel or
liquid adhesive made of a
smooth mush of well-cooked
white rice,
diluted to the
desired thickness with water...
- monarch; and
shortly thereafter,
Empress Meishō is said to have
acceded (
sokui). The
events during her
lifetime shed some
light on her reign. The years...
- she died, and
Emperor Tenji could be said to have
acceded to the
throne (
sokui). 662:
Tenji is said to have
compiled the
first ****anese
legal code known...
-
Shortly thereafter,
Emperor Chūkyō is said to have
acceded to the
throne (‘‘
sokui’’). That same year,
after the Jōkyū Incident, he was
dethroned and replaced...
- thereafter,
Emperor Go-Kōmyō is
considered to have
acceded to the
throne (
sokui). The
events during his
lifetime shed
light on his reign. The
years of Go-Kōmyō's...
-
Shortly thereafter,
Emperor Kōbun is said to have
acceded to the
throne (
sokui). If this
understanding were valid, then it
would follow: In the 1st year...
- monarch; and
shortly thereafter,
Emperor Go-Yōzei is said to have
acceded (
sokui). A
distinct act of
senso was
unrecognized prior to
Emperor Tenji and all...
- and
Fushimi have
senso and
sokui in the same year
until the
reign of Go-Murakami. Note: The
enthronement ceremony (
sokui) is
something of a misnomer...
- thereafter,
Emperor Go-Sai is
considered to have
acceded to the
throne (
sokui). The
events during his
lifetime shed
light on his reign. The
years of Go-Sai's...
-
Shortly thereafter,
Emperor Go-Daigo is said to have
acceded to the
throne (
sokui). 1319 (Bunpō 3, 4th month):
Emperor Go-Daigo
caused the nengō to be changed...
