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Fujiwara no
Michikane (藤原 道兼; 961 – 995), was a ****anese
statesman of the
Heian period.
Michikane and his father, Kaneie,
plotted to
induce Emperor Kazan...
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accompanied by Kaneie's
second son,
Michikane, who was also to
enter religion. When they arrived, however,
Michikane said he
would like to see his parents...
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Regent after his brothers,
Michitaka and
Michikane.
Michitaka was
regent from 990
until 995, when he died.
Michikane then
succeeded him,
famously ruling as...
- (imperial regent) dies. 3 June:
Fujiwara no
Michikane gains power and
becomes Regent. 10 June:
Fujiwara no
Michikane dies. 30
August -
Retainers of
Takaie clash...
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Xiahou Dun,
Chinese general 976 –
Mansur I,
Samanid emir 995 –
Fujiwara no
Michikane, ****anese
nobleman (born 961) 1036 – Ali az-Zahir,
Fatimid caliph (born...
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Michitaka (藤原道隆), 953–995. Kampaku,
Fujiwara no Kaneie. Kampaku,
Fujiwara no
Michikane, 961–995. Daijō-daijin,
Fujiwara no Kaneie. Daijō-daijin,
Fujiwara no...
- Kaneie's
second son,
Michikane, went with Kazan; he
intended to also take the tonsure. When they
arrived at the monastery,
Michikane claimed that he would...
- 924–989
Koretada 924–972
Yoritada 925–977
Kaneie 929–990
Michitaka 953–995
Michikane 961–995
Michinaga 966–1028
Yorimichi 992–1074
Norimichi 996–1075 Morozane...
- no
Hanshi (藤原繁子),
wetnurse to
Emperor Ichijō,
mistress of
Fujiwara no
Michikane, wife of
Taira no
Korenaka (平惟仲) Daughter: wife of
Minamoto no Shigenobu...
- in 995 Michinaga's two
brothers Fujiwara no
Michitaka and
Fujiwara no
Michikane died,
leaving the
regency vacant,
Michinaga quickly won a
power struggle...
