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Sugawara no Michizane
菅原道真 zh 스가와라노 미치자네 ko
Japanese poet
- Child of Sugawara no Koreyoshi and Tomoshi
- Married to Shimada no Nobukiko
- Dated 1 August 845 CE – 26 March 903 CE
Overview
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10 offices on record
Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.
- 877 CE – 886 CE monjō hakase
- from 891 CE Kurōdonotō
- from 893 CE Sangi
- from 899 CE Udaijin
- from 901 CE Dazai-no-gon-no-sochi
- Dates unrecorded benkan
- Dates unrecorded Chūnagon
- Dates unrecorded Dainagon
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- Dates unrecorded imperial tutor
- Dates unrecorded naiki
Also held: 1 more record with no English name
Family tree
The family as a list · 14
Family 14
- child of (father) Sugawara no Koreyoshi Japanese noble and scholar
- child of (mother) Tomoshi granddaughter of Otomo Satehiko VII, wife of Sugawara Koreyoshi, mother of Sugawara Michizane
- of the house Sugawara clan
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Atsushige Japanese poet and scholar
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Enshi Sugawara ichishin's daughter, Emperor Uda's spouse
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Kageaki
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Kageyuki
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Kaneshige
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Nobushige
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Takami Japanese nobleman
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Yasuko Japanese person
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Yasushige
- parent of (child) Sugawara no Yoshishige
- married to Shimada no Nobukiko Japanese noblewoman
Connections
Affiliation 1
Identification 1
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