Ōmi court

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The Ōmi court was the imperial Japanese court established at Ōmi Ōtsu Palace during the reign of Emperor Tenji in the 7th century, serving as a key political and cultural center of the Asuka period.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Imperial Court of Japan 2
Ōmi court canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical government institution
imperial Japanese court
associatedWithEvent consolidation of Tenji’s rule
associatedWithReforms Taika reforms
linked to: Taika Reforms
associatedWithRegion Lake Biwa area
linked to: Lake Biwa region
associatedWithTitle Tennō (Emperor)
linked to: Tennō
capitalOf Yamato state
linked to: Yamato polity
country Japan
courtCulture aristocratic
emperorSeat Emperor Tenji
eraNameAssociated Tenji era
linked to: Tenji
establishedBy Emperor Tenji
establishedInCentury 7th century
establishedInPeriod Asuka period
existedBefore Nara period
foreignRelationsWith Silla
Tang China
linked to: Tang dynasty
governedTerritory Japanese archipelago (Yamato domain)
governmentType centralized monarchy
headedBy Emperor Tenji
historicalSignificance early example of palace-centered capital
languageUsed Classical Japanese
locatedIn Honshū
linked to: Honshu

Ōmi Province NERFINISHED
Ōmi Ōtsu Palace
Ōtsu
locatedInTimePeriod Asuka period
movedCapitalFrom Asuka
palace Ōmi Ōtsu Palace
partOf Yamato polity
patronized Buddhist temples
politicalStructureInfluencedBy Chinese models
predecessorOf Fujiwara-kyō court
Kiyomihara court
reignOf Emperor Tenji
religionInfluence Buddhism
Shinto
roleInHistory centralization of imperial authority
development of ritsuryō state
seatOf imperial bureaucracy
servedAs cultural center of Japan
imperial court of Japan
political center of Japan
successorTo Asuka court
linked to: Asuka period
timePeriodContext late Asuka period
linked to: Asuka period
usedCalendarSystem Chinese-style lunisolar calendar
usedWritingSystem Classical Chinese
kanji

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Princess Nukata associatedWith Ōmi court
Kampaku appliesToJurisdiction Imperial Court of Japan
linked to: Ōmi court
Udaijin usedIn Imperial Court of Japan
linked to: Ōmi court