Retirement to Heijo-kyo
The retired Heizei moves to the former capital at Heijo-kyo in Nara after his abdication.
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The retired Heizei moves to the former capital at Heijo-kyo in Nara after his abdication.
Heizei abdicates because of illness in favor of his younger brother, who becomes Emperor Saga.
Emperor Saga designates Heizei's son Prince Takaoka as crown prince after succeeding to the throne.
Following Heizei's abdication, his younger brother takes the throne as Emperor Saga.
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
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