Koken

Also known as Shōtoku, Kouken

keizerin

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Within Vinony's link graph, Koken is referenced by 259 other articles, and connects out to sutra, list of Emperors of Japan and Tōdai-ji Temple.

It sits within the topics 718 births, 770 deaths and 8th-century Buddhist nuns.

Its subject is documented across 36 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Reign: 749–758
Predecessor: Shōmu
Successor: Junnin
Born: Abe ( 阿倍 ) , 718, Heijō-kyō , Japan
Died: 770 (770-00-00) (aged 51–52), Heijō-kyō, Japan
Burial: Saki Takatsuka Kofun [ ja ]

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: female
Citizenship: Japan
Father: Shōmu
Mother: Kōmyō
Occupation: emperor
Position held: Josei Tenno
Languages spoken: Japanese
Family: Imperial House of Japan
Image: Empress Shōtoku.jpg
Number of children: 0

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date of birth: 0718-00-00
date of death: 0770-08-28
cause of death: smallpox
manner of death: natural causes
name in native language: 孝謙天皇
Commons category: Empress Kōken
different from: Shōtoku
name in kana: こうけんてんのう

Sources (2)

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Article · Nederlands

Keizerin Kōken was de zesenveertigste keizer van Japan van het jaar 749 tot 758. Zij is tevens de zesde vrouw in deze positie en wordt in het heden beschouwd als een van de sterkste, zo niet meest controversiële vrouwelijke keizers in de Japanse geschiedenis.

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