Shōkaku-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Kamakura period
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Empress Go-Sakuramachi
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Tokugawa Hidetada
Japanese shogun
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Kakuun-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Kamakura period
Shōin-hosshinnō
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Kakujo-hosshinnō
[覺恕] Japanese princely priest in the Sengoku period
Sonjun-hosshinnō
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Seiin-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Chōkaku-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Kamakura period
Gyōnen-hosshinnō
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Ryōjo-hosshinnō
[良助] japanese princely priest in the kamakura period
Gyōin-hosshinnō
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Shuchō-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Dōnin-nyūdōshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Saiin-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Sengoku period
Ōin-nyūdōshinnō
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Sonshō-hosshinnō
[尊證] Japanese princely priest in the Edo period; son of emperor Reigen
Jōin-hosshinnō
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Sonchin-hosshinnō
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Kōben-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Dōkaku-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Kamakura period
Sonshin-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Gyōjo-hosshinnō
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Son'in-hosshinnō
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Kōen-nyūdōshinnō
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Jidō-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Nanbokucho period
Sonjo-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Kamakura period
Ryōō-hosshinnō
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Shōshin-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the edo period
Kōchō-hosshinnō
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Ryōshō-nyūdōshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Ryōjo-hosshinnō
[良恕] Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Kyōnin-nyūdōshinnō
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Kakukai-hosshinnō
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Sondō-hosshinnō
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Sompō-nyūdōshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Jōnin-nyūdōshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Kōkan-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Edo period
Gyōnin-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Muromachi period
Myōshō-hosshinnō
Japanese princely priest in the Nanbokucho period