Emperor Juntoku

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Emperor Juntoku was a 13th-century Japanese emperor known for his role in the Jōkyū War and subsequent exile, which marked a turning point in the balance of power between the imperial court and the Kamakura shogunate.

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Emperor Juntoku canonical 5
土御門天皇 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of Japan
Japanese monarch
human
abdicationYear 1221
associatedWith Imperial Court in Kyoto
Kamakura period
birthDate 1197
birthPlace Heian-kyō
linked to: Kyoto

Kyoto
burialPlace Sado Island
Sado, Niigata
causeOfExile Defeat in the Jōkyū War
centuryOfActivity 13th century
conflict Jōkyū War
country Japan
deathDate 1242
deathPlace Sado Island
Sado Province
dynasticSuccession Imperial House of Japan
eraName Jōkyū
Kennei
Shōji
exiledTo Sado Island
Sado Province
father Emperor Go-Toba
givenName Morinari
historicalPeriod Kamakura period
house Yamato dynasty
language Classical Japanese
mother Minamoto no Ariko
nativeLanguage Japanese
notableConsequence Strengthening of Kamakura shogunate authority
notableEvent Deposed after the Jōkyū War
Exile by the Kamakura shogunate
opponent Hōjō clan
Kamakura shogunate
linked to: Kamakura period
participatedIn Jōkyū War
politicalStatus Retired emperor after abdication
posthumousName Juntoku
predecessor Emperor Tsuchimikado
reignEnd 1221
reignStart 1210
religion Buddhism
roleInHistory Leader of imperial faction in the Jōkyū War
significantFor Shift in power from imperial court to Kamakura shogunate
styleOfAddress Heika
linked to: Tennō
successor Emperor Chūkyō
title 110th Emperor of Japan

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Sado, Niigata, Japan notableExile Emperor Juntoku
Emperor Go-Toba child Emperor Juntoku
Go-Toba child Emperor Juntoku
Emperor Tsuchimikado nativeName 土御門天皇
linked to: Emperor Juntoku
Emperor Tsuchimikado successor Emperor Juntoku
Emperor Tsuchimikado abdicatedInFavorOf Emperor Juntoku