ōke

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ōke are collateral branches of the Japanese imperial family, traditionally formed by princes and their descendants who are not in the direct line of succession.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collateral branches of the Japanese imperial family
noble family branch
affectedBy 1947 abolition of collateral imperial branches
associatedInstitution Imperial Household Agency of Japan NERFINISHED
associatedWith Japanese peerage system (kazoku) NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalContext Japanese monarchy
formedBy descendants of imperial princes
princes of the imperial family
function maintaining continuity of the imperial house
governedBy Imperial Household Law of Japan (pre-1947) NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Shōwa period NERFINISHED
Taishō period NERFINISHED
late Meiji period
inheritancePattern patrilineal
languageOfName Japanese
legalStatusChanged post-World War II
linkedTo Chrysanthemum Throne NERFINISHED
lostImperialStatus 1947
notInDirectLineOfSuccession true
partOf Japanese imperial family NERFINISHED
region East Asia
relatedTo miyake NERFINISHED
shinnōke
role collateral line to the main imperial line
scriptOfName kana
socialClass hereditary nobility
statusAfter1947 commoner families
successionEligibilityAfter1947 lost
traditionalHeadTitle prince
typeOfSuccession agnatic
usedFor providing potential heirs to the Chrysanthemum Throne

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