Taikō

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Taikō is the honorific title traditionally given to a retired kampaku (imperial regent) in Japan, most famously associated with the unifying warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

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Taikō canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese honorific title
court title
appliesTo retired kampaku
associatedWithGovernmentForm imperial monarchy of Japan
associatedWithPerson Toyotomi Hideyoshi
category Imperial Japanese court ranks
Japanese honorifics
Japanese titles of nobility
contrastedWith kampaku
country Japan
culturalSignificance symbol of retired but eminent political authority
domain Japanese nobility
Japanese political history
etymologyNote term used for a grand or exalted court figure
hasAlternativeForm Morioka Sansa Odori taiko drumming
surface form: Taiko
hasRole title for retired imperial regent
historicalContext Sengoku period
historicalPeriod Azuchi–Momoyama period
honorificStatus high court rank
isTitleFor imperial regent in retirement
language Japanese
mostFamousBearer Toyotomi Hideyoshi
precondition holder must have served as kampaku
relatedTo Kampaku
surface form: kampaku
romanization Taikō self-link
typeOfRegencyTitle post-retirement title
usedAsEpithetFor Toyotomi Hideyoshi
usedIn Imperial court of Japan (historically)
surface form: Japanese imperial court
writtenInKanji Toyotomi Hideyoshi
surface form: 太閤

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Toyotomi Hideyoshi title Taikō
Taikō romanization Taikō self-link