Empress Gemmei
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Talk:Empress Gemmei
Talk:Empress Gemmei Renaming an article is a major change ... users. There is no "en" sound in Gemmei, and spelling it Genmei misleadingly suggests that ... on Japanese history, The Cambridge History of Japan. Having said all that, I'm not ...
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Gemmei   (translated from German)
Gemmei Empress Gemmei ( jap. ???? Gemmei tenn?; * 661 ; † 3. January 722 ) was the 43. Kaiserin of Japan . Their name was Ahe NO hime ...
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Empress Gensho
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Empress Meisho
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Talk:Emperor of Japan/Old talk 1
Talk:Emperor of Japan/Old talk 1 < Talk:Emperor of Japan Why not "Emperor X of Japan," which is one normal way of referring ... this instance, I think "Emperor X of Japan" (or even "Emperor X" if there are ... I converted them to "Emperor X of Japan" style (it only took a couple ...
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List of Emperors of Japan
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History of Japan
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