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Tenmu
Emperor of Japan
Overview
Emperor of JapanWikidata record description. Read Emperor Tenmu in the Wikipedia reader.
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One office on record
Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.
Family tree
The family as a list · 33
Family 33
- child of (child) Jomei Japanese emperor
- child of (mother) Kōgyoku Empress of Japan
- of the house Imperial House of Japan members of the extended family of the reigning Emperor of Japan
- parent of (child) Hatsusebe Japanese princess
- parent of (child) Hozumi-shinnō Japanese prince
- parent of (child) Ki Japanese princess
- parent of (child) Naga Japanese prince
- parent of (child) Niitabe-shinnō son of emperor Temmu
- parent of (child) Osakabe no Miko Japanese prince
- parent of (child) Prince Kusakabe Japanese prince
- parent of (child) Prince Ōtsu Japanese prince
- parent of (child) Prince Shiki [磯城皇子] son of emperor Temmu
- parent of (child) Prince Takechi Japanese prince (654-696)
- parent of (child) Princess Ōku Japanese princess. daugher of emperor Temmu
- parent of (child) Princess Tajima Japanese princess
- parent of (child) Princess Tōchi consort of emperor Kōbun of Japan
- parent of (child) Takata Japanese princess
- parent of (child) Taki-no-himemiko Princess of Japan, daughter of Emperor Temmu
- parent of (father) Toneri-shinnō son of emperor Temmu; father of emperor Junnin (676-735)
- parent of (child) Yuge Japanese prince
- sibling of Hashihito wife of emperor Kotoku
- sibling of Prince Furuhito-no-Ōe father-in-law of emperor Tenji
- sibling of Tenji Emperor of Japan (626-672)
- married to Amako no iratsume
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- married to Hikami no Iratsume
- married to Ioe no Iratsume Empress married to Emperor Temmu
- married to Jitō Empress of Japan (645-703)
- married to Niitabe Japanese princess
- married to Ōnu Japanese noblewoman
- married to Princess Nukata Japanese poet
- married to Princess Ōe Japanese princess
- married to Princess Ōta Japanese princess during the Asuka Period
- married to Shishihito no Kajihime no Iratsume
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