Go-Toba

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Go-Toba was a late 12th- to early 13th-century Japanese emperor known for his cultural patronage, especially of poetry, and for leading the failed Jōkyū War against the Kamakura shogunate.

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Go-Toba canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Emperor of Japan
Japanese poet
human
authorityControl Library of Congress: n81035340
NDL:00624088
linked to: Kenkyū

VIAF:24645777
birthDate 1180-08-06
birthPlace Heian-kyō
linked to: Kyoto

Kyoto
burialPlace Oki Islands
Oki Shrine
causeOfDeath natural causes
child Emperor Go-Horikawa
linked to: Emperor Go-Uda

Emperor Juntoku
Emperor Tsuchimikado
Imperial Prince Masanari
Imperial Prince Masanobu
Imperial Prince Masataka
Imperial Prince Masayoshi
Imperial Prince Michihito
Imperial Princess Kinshi
Imperial Princess Rinshi
Imperial Princess Shoshi
conflict Jōkyū War
country Japan
deathDate 1239-03-28
deathPlace Oki Islands
Oki Province NERFINISHED
dynasty Yamato dynasty
era Kamakura period
late Heian period
eraNameUsed Antei
Bunji
Bunryaku
En'ō
Genkyū
Gennin
Genryaku
Juei
Jōei
Jōkyū
Jōō
Kangen
Kangi
Karoku
Katei
Kenkyū
Kennin
Kenpō
Kenryaku
Ninji
Ryakunin
Shōji
Tenpuku
father Emperor Takakura
gender male
givenName Takahira
honorificPrefix Emperor
house Imperial House of Japan
knownFor cultural patronage
leading the Jōkyū War
poetry
languageOfWork Classical Japanese
mother Fujiwara no Shokushi
Taira no Tokuko
nativeLanguage Japanese
notableWork Shin Kokin Wakashū
linked to: Shinkokin Wakashū
occupation calligrapher
poet
opponent Kamakura shogunate
linked to: Kamakura period
patronOf court culture
waka poetry
positionHeld 82nd Emperor of Japan
posthumousName Go-Toba
predecessor Emperor Antoku
reignEnd 1198
reignStart 1183
religion Buddhism
residence Kyoto
spouse Minamoto no Ariko
style waka
successor Emperor Tsuchimikado
title Cloistered Emperor

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Go-Toba posthumousName Go-Toba