Emperor SukÅ
The Japanese Emperor Suko (Japanese崇光 天皇, Suko Tennō ) (* May 25, 1334; † January 31, 1398 ) was the third of the so-called Ashikaga Pretenders ( though this term is not quite exact) of the Northern Court during the period of North and Südhöfe. He claimed the throne from November 18, 1348 to 26 November 1351st His personal name was originally Masuhito (益仁), later he changed it in Okihito (兴仁).
Genealogy
His father was Emperor Kōgon. His predecessor as Emperor of the North Court was Emperor Komyo, his uncle and younger brother of Emperor Kōgon.
- Maid of honor Niwata ( Minamoto )? (庭 田(源)资 子) first son: Imperial Prince Fushimi -no- miya Yoshihito (伏 见 宫 栄 仁 亲王) (first Fushimi -no- miya )
- Second son: Prince Okinobu (兴 信 法 亲王) ( Buddhist priest )
- First daughter: ? (瑞 室)
- Third son: Prince Kosuke? (弘 助 法 亲王) ( Buddhist priest )
Life
In 1348 he became Crown Prince and in the same year after the abdication of his predecessor, Emperor Komyo Kaiser on North Court. Although Kōgon still reigned as Emperor monastery, there was rivalry between Ashikaga Takauji Ashikaga Tadayoshi and. 1351 Takauji allied himself again with the south courtyard and forced Emperor Suko to abdicate. In order for the reunification of the imperial lineage was intended. However, this peace did not last long. 1352 granted the southern dynasty Kyoto and kidnapped the abdicated ( North Court ) Kaiser Kōgon and Komyo as well Suko and the Crown Prince Naohito, the son of Kōgon. Why did Takauji Kōgon 's second son, the Prince Imperial Iyahito emperor (first Fushimi- no-miya ).
After his return to Kyoto in 1357, began Emperor Suko 's son, Imperial Prince Yoshihito cooperate with the shogunate, to be appointed as Crown Prince. However, The Bakufu decided to make Emperor Go - Kōgon 's son ( the future Emperor Go- En'yū ) crown prince instead.
1398 died Emperor Suko. 30 years later, in 1428, was his great-grandson Hikohito (彦 仁), as adopted son of Emperor Go - Komatsu Emperor Go- Hanazono.
Eras during his reign
- Nordhof Iowa
- Kan'ō
- Shohei
Rivals on the south courtyard
- Go- Murakami
- Tennō
- Japanese
- Born in 1334
- Died in 1398
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