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Fujiwara no
Kusuko (藤原 薬子) (–October 13, 810) was a ****anese
court lady. She is best
known for her role in the
Kusuko Incident.
Kusuko was the daughter...
- The
Kusuko Incident (薬子の変,
Kusuko no Hen), also
known as the
Retired Emperor Heizei Incident (平城太上天皇の変, Heizei-Daijō-tennō no Hen),
occurred in the early...
- Agency.
Before he
ascended to the throne, his
liaison with
Fujiwara no
Kusuko, the
mother of his one consort,
caused a scandal.
Because of this scandal...
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brother and
successor Emperor Saga, but was
deposed in the
aftermath of the
Kusuko Incident.
Thereafter he took up
monkhood and
devoted himself to Buddhism...
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courtier Fujiwara no
Kusuko (藤原薬子), and her
brother Nakanari organized an
attempted rebellion, but
their forces were defeated.
Kusuko died in
poison and...
- (従四位下) in 801. In the
court of
Emperor Heizei, Nakanari's
younger sister Kusuko was
favored by the emperor, and
Nakanari too was
valued and
boasted political...
- (Reawakened) (English) In-universe
information Full name
Kusuo Saiki Alias Kusuko Saiki (as a female)
Kuriko Saiki (as a female) Sai (as a cat)
Gender Varies;...
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third wife,
Fujiwara no
Kusuko, and her
brother Nakanari organized an
attempted rebellion, but
their forces were defeated.
Kusuko died by
poison and her...
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Inner Palace Guards(正三位, 大納言, 右近衛大将) List of shōguns
Tamura clan
Aterui Kusuko Incident Suzuka Gozen Ootakemaru Kindaichi, Haruhiko; Akinaga, Kazue, eds...
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Second Daughter:
Minamoto no
Reishi (源麗子)
Third Daughter:
Minamoto no Onshi/
Kusuko (源音子/奇子; d. 919)
Sixth Daughter:
Minamoto no
Shushi (源崇子)
Seventh Daughter:...
