Kenji to shokei no gi

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Kenji to shokei no gi is a traditional Japanese imperial ceremony in which a new emperor formally receives the imperial regalia and succeeds to the Chrysanthemum Throne.

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Kenji to shokei no gi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese imperial ceremony
succession ceremony
associatedWith Imperial House of Japan NERFINISHED
Imperial Household Agency NERFINISHED
category Japanese imperial rituals
State rituals of Japan
ceremonialLanguage Classical Japanese court protocol
ceremonialRole enthronement ritual
country Japan
culturalContext Japanese monarchy
follows death or abdication of an emperor of Japan
frequency held only when a new emperor accedes
hasPart formal accession to the Chrysanthemum Throne
formal presentation of the Imperial Regalia of Japan
historicalOrigin Heian period imperial court rituals
languageOfName Japanese
legalStatus state ceremony of Japan
location Matsu-no-Ma of the Imperial Palace NERFINISHED
Tokyo Imperial Palace NERFINISHED
notableEvent held for Emperor Naruhito in 2019
participant high-ranking officials of the Imperial Household Agency
new emperor of Japan
representatives of the Japanese government
performedBy Emperor of Japan NERFINISHED
precededBy abdication of Emperor Akihito NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chrysanthemum Throne NERFINISHED
Japanese imperial succession
Sokui no rei
religion Shinto
requires presence of the Three Sacred Treasures
significance marks formal succession to the Chrysanthemum Throne
symbolizes transfer of imperial authority
symbolizes continuity of the imperial line
legitimacy of the emperor
typeOf court ceremony
uses Imperial Regalia of Japan NERFINISHED
jewel Yasakani-no-Magatama NERFINISHED
mirror Yata-no-Kagami NERFINISHED
sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi NERFINISHED

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sokui no rei follows Kenji to shokei no gi
subject surface form: Sokui no rei