Kazuko Tokugawa

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Kazuko Tokugawa was a Japanese princess of the early Edo period who became an imperial consort by marrying Emperor Go-Mizunoo, thereby linking the Tokugawa shogunate with the imperial family.

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Kazuko Tokugawa canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese princess
imperial consort
noblewoman
associatedWith Imperial Court in Kyoto
Tokugawa shogunate
countryOfCitizenship Japan
court Imperial Court of Japan
culture Japanese
era early Edo period
familyName Tokugawa
linked to: Tokugawa clan
gender female
genre Japanese court culture
givenName Kazuko
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
maritalStatus married to Emperor Go-Mizunoo
memberOfDynasty Imperial House of Japan
Tokugawa clan
nobleTitle princess
notableEvent marriage to Emperor Go-Mizunoo
notableFor linking the Tokugawa shogunate with the imperial family through marriage
partOf Edo period
positionHeld consort of Emperor Go-Mizunoo
imperial consort of Japan
relative Tokugawa shogun family
linked to: Tokugawa clan
religion Buddhism
residence Kyoto
roleIn political alliance between Tokugawa shogunate and imperial family
socialClass aristocracy
spouse Emperor Go-Mizunoo
spouseOccupation Emperor of Japan

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Tokugawa Hidetada child Kazuko Tokugawa