Kenji to Shokei no gi (ceremony of inheritance of the Regalia)

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Kenji to Shokei no gi is a key Japanese imperial ceremony in which a new emperor formally receives the sacred imperial regalia, symbolizing the legitimate transfer of imperial authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese imperial ceremony
enthronement ritual
associatedWith Imperial House Law of Japan NERFINISHED
Japanese Constitution (postwar) NERFINISHED
attendedBy Prime Minister of Japan NERFINISHED
representatives of the three branches of government
senior imperial family members
category Japanese monarchy
Shinto rituals
State rituals of Japan
confidentiality conducted largely in closed session
country Japan
era Reiwa era NERFINISHED
followedBy Sokui no Rei NERFINISHED
follows death or abdication of previous emperor
frequency held once per imperial succession
hasAspect both religious and state ceremony aspects
hasComponent formal acknowledgment of succession
presentation of sacred imperial regalia
hasPurpose formal transfer of imperial authority
legitimization of new emperor
historicalPrecursor traditional accession rites of the Yamato court
involves Kusanagi no Tsurugi NERFINISHED
Yasakani no Magatama NERFINISHED
Yata no Kagami NERFINISHED
imperial regalia of Japan NERFINISHED
language Japanese
legalStatus state ceremony of Japan NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage limited direct public viewing
notableEvent Kenji to Shokei no gi of Emperor Naruhito NERFINISHED
notableEventDate 2019-05-01
partOf Japanese imperial enthronement ceremonies
performedAt Tokyo Imperial Palace NERFINISHED
performedBy Emperor of Japan NERFINISHED
Imperial Household Agency NERFINISHED
performedIn imperial palace ceremony hall
precededBy abdication of Emperor Akihito
relatedTo Daijosai NERFINISHED
Senso (accession) NERFINISHED
Sokui (enthronement) NERFINISHED
religion Shinto
requires presence of crown prince or designated heir
status required step before full enthronement rites
symbolizes continuity of the Japanese imperial line
succession to the Chrysanthemum Throne NERFINISHED
timePeriod modern Japanese imperial system

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Imperial succession includesRitual Kenji to Shokei no gi (ceremony of inheritance of the Regalia)