Tsuneko-naishinnō
daughter of emperor Go-Mizunoo
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Summary
Tsuneko-naishinnō is a human[1]. She was born on April 8, 1642[2]. She died on September 17, 1702[3].
Key Facts
- Tsuneko-naishinnō was born on April 8, 1642[2].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō died on September 17, 1702[3].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's father was Emperor Go-Mizunoo[4].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's mother was Sono Kuniko[5].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō was married to Konoe Motohiro[6].
- A child of Tsuneko-naishinnō was Konoe Iehiro[7].
- A child of Tsuneko-naishinnō was Ōinomikado Nobuna[8].
- A child of Tsuneko-naishinnō was Konoe Hiroko[9].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō held citizenship in Japan[10].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō is recorded as female[11].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's noble title is recorded as princess[13].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's given name is recorded as Tsuneko[14].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's name in kana is recorded as つねこない しんのう[15].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Sōchō-joō[16].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Richū-joō[17].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Teruko-naishinnō[18].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Onna Ni no miya[19].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Bunchi-joō[20].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Akiko-naishinnō[21].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Empress Meishō[22].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Yoshiko-naishinnō[23].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Bunsatsu-nyoō[24].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Niinomiya[25].
- Tsuneko-naishinnō's sibling is recorded as Yasuhito, Prince Hachijō[26].
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Origins and Family
Tsuneko-naishinnō was born on April 8, 1642[2]. Her father was Emperor Go-Mizunoo[4]. Her mother was Sono Kuniko[5].
Personal Life
Among Tsuneko-naishinnō's spouses was Konoe Motohiro[6]. Children include Konoe Iehiro[7], a samurai[27], 1667–1736[28], of Tokugawa shogunate[29]; Ōinomikado Nobuna[8], 1669–1684[30], of Tokugawa shogunate[31]; and Konoe Hiroko[9], 1666–1741[32], of Tokugawa shogunate[33].
Death and Burial
Tsuneko-naishinnō died on September 17, 1702[3].
FAQs
Who were Tsuneko-naishinnō's parents?
Tsuneko-naishinnō's father was Emperor Go-Mizunoo[4]. Tsuneko-naishinnō's mother was Sono Kuniko[5].
Who was Tsuneko-naishinnō married to?
Tsuneko-naishinnō's spouses include Konoe Motohiro[6].