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Japan · House / House of Kamakura Period. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

16Records
1184–1319Date range
16Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1184

Go-Toba1184

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1186

Yoritomo1186

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan, member of the Minamoto, begins the Kamakura period

1199

Tsuchimikado18 February 1199

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan, 83rd imperial ruler of Japan, according to the traditional order of succession

1211

Juntoku1211

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1221

Chukyo1221

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1222

Go-Horikawa1222

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1233

Shijo1233

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1243

Go-Saga1243

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1247

Go-Fukakusa1247

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1260

Kameyama1260

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1275

Go-Uda1275

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1288

Fushimi1288

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1299

Go-Fushimi1299

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1302

Go-Nijo1302

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1309

Hanazono1309

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

1319

Go-Daigo1319

House / House of Kamakura Period

Succeeds as Emperor of Japan

Names involved

ChukyoFushimiGo-DaigoGo-FukakusaGo-FushimiGo-HorikawaGo-NijoGo-SagaGo-TobaGo-UdaHanazonoJuntokuKameyamaShijoTsuchimikadoYoritomo

Provenance

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