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Go-Toba

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Go-Toba

Also known as Go-Toba-tennō, Emperor Go-Toba, Empereur du Japon Go-Toba Tennō, Emperor of Japan Gotoba, Gotoba Tennō, Emperor GoToba, Gotoba Jōkō, Gotoba-in

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Keizer Go-Toba (後鳥羽天皇, Go-Toba-tennō, 6 augustus 1180 - 28 maart 1239) was de 82e keizer van Japan, volgens de traditionele opvolgvolgorde. Hij regeerde van 20 augustus 1183 tot 11 januari 1198. Daarna regeerde hij nog tot 1221 door als Insei-keizer.

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Reign: 8 September 1183 – 18 February 1198
Enthronement: 4 September 1184
Predecessor: Antoku
Successor: Tsuchimikado
Sh gun: Minamoto no Yoritomo
Born: 6 August 1180, Gojō-machi no Tei (五条町の亭), Heian-kyō
Died: 28 March 1239 (1239-03-28) (aged 58), Karita Gosho (苅田御所), Oki Islands , Kamakura shogunate
Burial: Ōhara no Misasagi (大原陵) (Kyōto)
Spouse: Fujiwara no Ninshi ( married</span>"}]]}'>m. 1190 )
Issue more: Princess Shōshi Emperor Tsuchimikado Emperor Juntoku Prince Masanari

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Commons category: Emperor Go-Toba
date of birth: 1180-08-06
date of death: 1239-03-28
name in native language: 後鳥羽天皇
name in kana: ごとばてんのう
Commons Creator page: Go-Toba

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