Emperor Go-Hanazono
Japanese Emperor during the Muromachi period
Born
July 10th, 1419
605 years ago
Died
January 18th, 1471
554 years ago — 51 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Japan
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Reigned as Emperor of Japan from 1448 until abdication in 1455, ruling during a time marked by internal conflict and political intrigue. His reign saw the continuing power of the Ashikaga shogunate and ongoing struggles between rival factions in the court. After his abdication, lived in seclusion for many years and was involved in Buddhist study, reflecting a shift from political to spiritual pursuits. The period was characterized by significant cultural developments, particularly in the realms of art and literature, influenced by the political climate of the time. Go-Hanazono's significance lies not only in his reign but also in his contributions to cultural and religious life in Japan.
Reigned during the Muromachi period
Involved in Buddhist study post-abdication
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