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Kinugawa River into
Kamitsukeno (上毛野) and
Shimotsukeno (下毛野). Per the Nara
period Taihō Code,
these provinces became Kamitsukeno-no-kuni (上毛野国) and Shimotsukeno-no-kuni...
- In 713, at the
suggestion of Bizen-no-kami
Nanten - and Bizen-no-suke
Kamitsukeno-no-Kenji the Eita, Katsuta, Tomata, Kume, Mashima, and Oba districts...
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Fourth prince:
Imperial Prince Kose (巨勢親王; d. 882)
Imperial Princess Kamitsukeno (上毛野内親王; d. 842)
Imperial Princess Isonokami (石上内親王; d. 846)
Third princess:...
- into
Kamitsukeno (上毛野) ("Upper Keno") and
Shimotsukeno (下毛野) ("Lower Keno"). Per the Nara
period Taihō Code,
these provinces became Kamitsukeno-no-kuni...
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Additional ****anese reinforcements,
including 27,000
soldiers led by
Kamitsukeno no Kimi
Wakako (上毛野君稚子) and 10,000
soldiers led by
Iohara no Kimi (廬原君)...
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local area). For example, in the name,
Kamitsukeno no Kimi Wakako, "
Kamitsukeno no kimi"
means "Lord of
Kamitsukeno" and
Wakako is his
personal name. Sometimes...
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Minamoto no
Sadahime (源貞姫; 810–880)
Minamoto no
Hashihime (源端姫)
Court lady:
Kamitsukeno clan’s
daughter Minamoto no
Hiromu (源弘; 812–863)
Court lady: Abe no Yanatsu's...
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Additional ****anese reinforcement,
including 27,000
soldiers led by
Kamitsukeno no Kimi
Wakako (上毛野君稚子) and 10,000
soldiers led by
Iohara no Kimi (廬原君)...
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Kamikoso no
Imiki Oyumaro, also read
Miwamori no
Imiki Oyumaro 976–977
Kamitsukeno no
Ushikai 上毛野牛甘 4404
Princess Kamo 賀茂女王 Kamo-no-ōkimi 556, 565, 1613...
- In 713, at the
suggestion of Bizen-no-kami
Nanten - and Bizen-no-suke
Kamitsukeno-no-Kenji the Eita, Katsuta, Tomata, Kume, Mashima, and Oba districts...
