Ichijō
Japanese emperor during the Heian period
Born
July 15th, 980
1045 years ago
Died
July 25th, 1011
1014 years ago — 31 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Japan
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Reigned as emperor from 986 to 1011, ascending the throne at the age of six. Focused on forming a stable court and maintaining the traditions of the powerful Fujiwara clan. Oversaw a period characterized by cultural refinement, leading to developments in literature and the arts. Issued the 'Ritsu-ryō' legal codes which established governance and administrative frameworks. After death, remembered through various historical accounts and literary references from the Heian period.
Reign as emperor from 986 to 1011
Strengthened court traditions
Contributed to Heian period culture
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