Prince Shōtoku

E491288

Prince Shōtoku was a semi-legendary Japanese regent and statesman of the Asuka period, renowned for promoting Buddhism and laying foundations for Japan’s early centralized government.

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Prince Shotoku 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Asuka-period person
Buddhist
Japanese prince
regent
semi-legendary figure
statesman
alsoKnownAs Prince Umayado NERFINISHED
Shōtoku Taishi NERFINISHED
Umayado no Ōji NERFINISHED
associatedWith Hōryū-ji NERFINISHED
Shitennō-ji NERFINISHED
authorOf Seventeen-article constitution NERFINISHED
birthDate 574
birthPlace Japan NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Japan
creditedWithFounding Hōryū-ji NERFINISHED
Shitennō-ji NERFINISHED
culturalDepiction appears on Japanese banknotes
deathDate 622
deathPlace Japan NERFINISHED
dynasty Yamato dynasty NERFINISHED
era Asuka period NERFINISHED
father Emperor Yōmei NERFINISHED
givenName Umayado NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn introduction of Buddhism to Japan
house Yamato dynasty NERFINISHED
implementedReform Seventeen-article constitution NERFINISHED
cap and rank system
twelve-level cap and rank system
influencedBy Buddhist philosophy
Chinese political thought
Confucianism NERFINISHED
knownFor adoption of Chinese-style institutions
early centralization of Japanese government
promotion of Buddhism in Japan
legacy considered a cultural hero in Japan
venerated as a Buddhist saint in Japan
mother Empress Anahobe no Hashihito NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Japanese
notableWork Commentary on the Lotus Sutra NERFINISHED
Commentary on the Vimalakīrti Sutra NERFINISHED
Commentary on the Śrīmālādevī Sūtra NERFINISHED
Seventeen-article constitution NERFINISHED
patronOf Hōryū-ji NERFINISHED
positionHeld Crown Prince of Japan NERFINISHED
regent of Japan
promoted Buddhist temples
regentFor Empress Suiko NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
sentDiplomaticMissionTo Sui dynasty China NERFINISHED

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Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area associatedWith Prince Shōtoku
this entity surface form: Prince Shotoku
Gangō-ji associatedWith Prince Shōtoku
Horyu-ji associatedWith Prince Shōtoku
Japanese Buddhism associatedWith Prince Shōtoku
Shitenno-ji area associatedWith Prince Shōtoku
this entity surface form: Prince Shotoku
Horyu-ji foundedBy Prince Shōtoku
Shitennoji Temple foundedBy Prince Shōtoku
this entity surface form: Prince Shotoku