Shōnagon (Minor Counsellor)

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Shōnagon (Minor Counsellor) was a mid-level court official in Japan’s imperial government, responsible for assisting higher ministers with administrative, judicial, and ceremonial duties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court title
government office
imperial Japanese court rank
appliesToPeriod Heian period NERFINISHED
classical Japan
associatedWith court governance
imperial ceremonies
country Japan
domain imperial court administration
historicalRole supporting central administration of the state
languageOfTitle Japanese
locatedIn Kyoto
partOf Daijō-kan NERFINISHED
imperial government of Japan NERFINISHED
positionInHierarchy mid-level court official
rankRelativeTo above lower clerical officials
below Chūnagon
responsibleFor administrative duties
assisting higher ministers
ceremonial duties
judicial duties
selectionFrom court nobility
subordinateTo Chūnagon NERFINISHED
Dainagon NERFINISHED
supervisedBy Sangi NERFINISHED
translatesTo Minor Counsellor
typeOf noble office
usedIn Ritsuryō system NERFINISHED
writingSystemOfTitle kanji

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Daijō-kan (Council of State of Japan) hasPosition Shōnagon (Minor Counsellor)