Fujiwara no Kanezane
Fujiwara no Kanezane (藤原 兼実, 1149 – May 3, 1207), also known as Kujō Kanezane (九条 兼実), is the founder of the Kujō family (at the encouragement of Minamoto no Yoritomo), although some sources cite Fujiwara no Morosuke (908–960) as its founder.In April 1186 he became regent[1] and in 1189 was appointed Chief Minister.A descendant of Fujiwara no Michinaga's line, he was the son of Fujiwara no Tadamichi, and his brother, Jien was the author of the historical work Gukanshō.In 1202 he ordained as a Buddhist monk under Hōnen and took on the Dharma name Enshō (円証).This biography of a Japanese noble is a stub.
Kikuchi YōsaiJapanese namesurnameKujō familyMinamoto no YoritomoFujiwara no MorosukeKitano ShrineregentFujiwara no MichinagaFujiwara no TadamichiGukanshōYoshitsuneHōnenDharma nameKujō YoshitsuneFujiwara no Takako (1173–1239)Emperor Go-TobaFujiwara no AkisukeShinranJapanese WikipediaSesshōAsuka periodPrince UmayadoHeian periodFujiwara no YoshifusaFujiwara no MototsuneFujiwara no TokihiraFujiwara no TadahiraFujiwara no SaneyoriFujiwara no KoretadaFujiwara no KaneieFujiwara no MichitakaFujiwara no YorimichiFujiwara no MorozaneFujiwara no TadazaneKonoe MotozaneFujiwara no MotofusaKonoe MotomichiMatsudono MoroieKamakura periodKujō KanezaneKonoe IezaneKujō MichiieKujō NorizaneKonoe KanetsuneIchijō SanetsuneTakatsukasa KanehiraKujō TadaieIchijō IetsuneTakatsukasa KanetadaNijō KanemotoKujō MoronoriMuromachi periodTakatsukasa FuyuhiraNijō YoshimotoKonoe KanetsuguNijō MochimotoEdo periodIchijō AkiyoshiNijō YasumichiKujō MichifusaNijō MitsuhiraTakatsukasa FusasukeIchijō KaneteruKonoe IehiroKujō SukezaneIchijō MichikaKonoe UchisakiKujō NaozaneNijō NariyukiTaishō eraCrown Prince HirohitoKampakuFujiwara no KanemichiFujiwara no YoritadaFujiwara no MichikaneFujiwara no NorimichiFujiwara no MoromichiNijō YoshizaneKonoe MotohiraTakatsukasa MototadaNijō MorotadaKonoe IemotoKujō TadanoriKonoe IehiraNijō MichihiraIchijō UchitsuneKujō FusazaneKonoe TsunetadaTakatsukasa FuyunoriNanboku-chō periodKonoe MototsuguIchijō TsunemichiKujō MichinoriTakatsukasa MorohiraKujō TsunenoriKonoe MichitsuguTakatsukasa FuyumichiNijō MoroyoshiKujō TadamotoNijō MorotsuguIchijō TsunetsuguKonoe TadatsuguNijō MitsumotoKujō MitsuieKonoe FusatsuguIchijō KaneyoshiTakatsukasa FusahiraNijō MochimichiIchijō NorifusaNijō MasatsuguKujō MasamotoKonoe MasaieTakatsukasa MasahiraKujō MasatadaIchijō FuyuyoshiKonoe HisamichiSengoku periodNijō HisamotoKujō HisatsuneTakatsukasa KanesukeNijō KorefusaKonoe TaneieKujō TanemichiTakatsukasa TadafuyuIchijō Fusamichi