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Office

Saikū

The palace of “Saiō”, a princess who served Ise Grand Shrine. After the Heian period, Saiō himself was also called “Saikū”. It is also called “Ise Saiō” or “Ise Saikū”.

  • Also called Saio, Itsuki no Miko, Saiō

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The palace of “Saiō”, a princess who served Ise Grand Shrine. After the Heian period, Saiō himself was also called “Saikū”. It is also called “Ise Saiō” or “Ise Saikū”.Wikidata record description. Read Saikū in the Wikipedia reader.

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Who held it, in order

A sequence of office-holders, not a family genealogy.

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