Emperor Kōtoku

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Emperor Kōtoku was a 7th-century Japanese ruler known for initiating major centralizing and bureaucratic reforms that helped shape the early imperial state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 7th-century Japanese monarch
Emperor of Japan
human
associatedWith Prince Naka no Ōe NERFINISHED
Soga clan downfall
birthCentury 7th century
burialPlace Osaka Prefecture NERFINISHED
burialType kofun tumulus
capitalEstablishedAt Naniwa NERFINISHED
capitalRelocatedFrom Asuka NERFINISHED
capitalRelocatedTo Naniwa NERFINISHED
country Japan
deathDate 654
deathPlace Naniwa Palace NERFINISHED
eraName Hakuchi NERFINISHED
Taika NERFINISHED
father Prince Chinu NERFINISHED
givenName Kōtoku NERFINISHED
house Yamato dynasty NERFINISHED
implementedReform codification of ranks and offices
creation of central government offices
land and tax system reorganization
influencedBy Chinese Tang dynasty institutions
Confucian political thought
knownFor Taika Reforms NERFINISHED
adoption of Chinese-style administrative systems
bureaucratic reforms
centralizing imperial authority
language Old Japanese NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Kojiki NERFINISHED
Nihon Shoki NERFINISHED
mother Princess Kibihime NERFINISHED
ordinalNumber 36th Emperor of Japan
personalName Karumamino NERFINISHED
policyGoal curbing power of regional clans
strengthening centralized imperial state
posthumousName Kōtoku-tennō NERFINISHED
predecessor Empress Kōgyoku NERFINISHED
reignEnd 654
reignStart 645
religion Buddhism
Shinto
royalHouse Imperial House of Japan NERFINISHED
spouse Princess Hashihito NERFINISHED
styleOfAddress His Majesty NERFINISHED
successor Empress Saimei NERFINISHED
title Tennō NERFINISHED

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Taika Reforms implementedBy Emperor Kōtoku