Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
Role range: 0140-0170
Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03
Korei Biography and Timeline
Follow Korei through 21 dated historical records for Japan.
Korei, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
21Distinct records
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140â342Years on this page
140
215
Kataoka Umasaka Mausoleum
The Imperial Household Agency designates Kataoka no Umasaka no misasagi in Åji, Nara, as KÅrei's imperial mausoleum.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Traditional Death
Traditional chronology places KÅrei's death in 215 BC after a reign whose length is not accepted as historically verifiable.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
260
Birth of Hikosashima
Traditional genealogy names Prince Hikosashima as a son of KÅrei and Haeirodo.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Birth of Wakatakehiko
Traditional genealogy names Prince Wakatakehiko as a son of KÅrei and an ancestral figure associated with the Kibi clan.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
265
Consort Haeirodo
Traditional genealogy names Haeirodo, a sister of Yamato no Kunika-hime, among KÅrei's consorts.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
270
Birth of Hikosashikatawake
The Kojiki tradition names Prince Hikosashikatawake among the children attributed to KÅrei.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Birth of Kibitsuhiko
Traditional genealogy names Prince Kibitsuhiko as a son of KÅrei and an ancestral figure associated with the Kibi lineage.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Birth of Yamatototohimomoso-hime
Traditional genealogy records Princess Yamatototohimomoso-hime as a daughter of KÅrei and Yamato no Kunika-hime.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Birth of Yamatotowakaya-hime
Traditional genealogy records Princess Yamatotowakaya-hime among the children of KÅrei.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
275
Birth of Chichihaya-hime
Traditional genealogy names Princess Chichihaya-hime as a daughter of KÅrei and Chichihayamawaka-hime.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Consort Yamato no Kunika-hime
Traditional accounts name Yamato no Kunika-hime as one of KÅrei's consorts.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
280
Birth of Prince Kogen
Traditional genealogy records KÅrei and Kuwashi-hime as the parents of the prince later remembered as Emperor KÅgen.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Consort Chichihayamawaka-hime
The Kojiki lists Kasuga no Chichihayamawaka-hime among KÅrei's consorts.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
290
Father Emperor Koan
Traditional genealogy identifies Emperor KÅan as the father of KÅrei.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Marriage to Kuwashi-hime
The Kojiki tradition records Kuwashi-hime as KÅrei's principal wife.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Mother Oshihime
Traditional genealogy identifies Oshihime as the mother of KÅrei.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Palace at Kuroda
The Kojiki records KÅrei as ruling from the Palace of Ihodo at Kuroda in the region later known as Yamato.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Traditional Accession
Traditional chronology places KÅrei's accession as the seventh emperor in 290 BC after the death of Emperor KÅan.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
317
Traditional Crown Prince
Later traditional chronology states that KÅrei was designated crown prince before succeeding his father KÅan.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
342
Traditional Birth
Traditional chronology places the birth of KÅrei in 342 BC, although historians regard the early imperial chronology as legendary.
Role range: 0290-0215 BC
Records, sources and methodology
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.