Emperor Go-En'yū
The Japanese Emperor Go - En'yū (Japanese后 円 融 天皇, go- En'yū Tennō; * January 11, 1359, † June 6, 1393 ), the fifth of the Ashikaga Pretenders was ( though this term here can not be exactly is ) of the Northern Court during the time of the North and Südhöfe. He claimed the throne of 9 April 1371 to 24 May 1382. His personal name was Ohito (绪 仁).
Genealogy
He was the second son of the fourth emperor North Court, Go- Kōgon. The first son Go- Kōgon 's became a Buddhist priest and was eliminated from the succession. His mother was Fujiwara Nakako (藤原 仲 子), daughter of Hirohashi Kanetsuna (広 桥 兼 纲).
- Wife: Itsuko (厳 子), daughter of Sanjō Kimitada (三条 公 忠) first son: Imperial Prince Motohito (干 仁 亲王) (later Emperor Go - Komatsu )
- First daughter: Imperial Princess Keiko (珪 子 内 亲王)
- Second son: Imperial Prince? (道 朝 亲王)
Life
In 1371 he was awarded by Imperial decree the rank of shinnō (亲王), or Prince Imperial (and thus a potential heirs). Immediately after he was charged with the abdication of his father, Emperor Go - Kōgon, to the emperor. It is said that there was disagreement about the Crown Prince Go- between Kōgon and his predecessor at the North Court, Emperor Suko. With the support of Hosokawa Yoriyuki, who had control of the shogunate, was go- Kōgon 's son to the emperor at the North Court.
Until 1374 his father go Kōgon reigned as Emperor Monastery de facto further. 1368 Ashikaga Yoshimitsu was appointed shogun. Under his protection stabilized the Imperial court. In 1382, he abdicated in favor of Emperor Go - Komatsu, and pulled himself back to the monastery. Without real power, he rebelled, tried to kill himself, and accused Ashikaga Yoshimitsu and his wife Itsuko of adultery.
In 1392 was concluded peace with the Southern Court, the Nanboku -cho - time came to an end. On June 6, 1393 died Go En'yū.
Eras during his reign
- Nordhof OAN
- Eiwa
- Kōryaku
- Eitoku
- Kentoku
- Benchu
- Tenju
- Kowa
Rivals on the south courtyard
- Kaiser Chokei
- Tennō
- Born in 1359
- Died in 1393
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