Emperor Shijō of Japan
Japanese emperor during the Kamakura period
Born
March 17th, 1231
794 years ago
Died
February 10th, 1242
783 years ago — 10 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Japan
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Ruled as the Emperor of Japan from 1232 until 1242. This reign occurred during the Kamakura period, a time marked by significant political power held by the shogunate. The administration was characterized by a complex relationship between the imperial court and the military leadership. Managed the imperial court's traditions while facing challenges from the Kamakura shogunate, which exerted dominant influence over governance. The period saw various cultural and political developments that shaped Japanese history.
Established imperial governance during Kamakura
Navigated power dynamics with the shogunate
Influenced cultural developments in Japan
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