31 Tachibana no Toyohi YOMEI TENNO/Hasetsukabe Anahobe no Hashiboto EMPRESS

Royal Families of the Asuka, Nara, Kyoto Regions with apologies to history. Contact me for corrections.

With gratitude to the people of Nara, the Nara Historical Museum, and to the Museums, Shrines Temples and Research Institutes that sparked my investigations.


Husband: 31 Tachibana no Toyohi YOMEI TENNO
   Born: 540?             at:   
Married: 1 JAN 0586       at: Nimitsuki, Ikenobe Yamato  
   Died: 587              at:   
 Father:29 Ame-kuni Oshi-hiraki H-n KINMEI TENNO
 Mother:Kitashi Hime SOGA
        Other Spouses: Iwakina SOGA  Hiroko IHAMURA  
   Wife: Hasetsukabe Anahobe no Hashiboto EMPRESS
   Born:                  at:   
   Died: 622              at:   
 Father:29 Ame-kuni Oshi-hiraki H-n KINMEI TENNO
 Mother:Woane Kimi SOGA
        Other Spouses: 
CHILDREN
   Name: Umayado no Miko Shotoku Taishi PRINCE
   Born: 574              at: Kamitsu Miya  
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   Died: 622              at:   
Spouses: Toriko no IRATSUME  Uji Kahitako PRINCESS  
   Name: Son No 1 PRINCE
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   Name: Kume PRINCE
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   Name: Yeguri PRINCE
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Spouses: 
   Name: Mata PRINCE
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FOOTER The Nara Royal Families Data Base was published on line by Terrence Quinn following a facinating year of Reikishi Kaido exploring in Asuka, Nara and Kyoto.
A Registered version of Gedpage publised my Quinn Family Tree
Researching the roots of my family tree uncovered a Forest of Family Trees that made up the Pioneering rural community of the Canberra ACT region. Canberra ACT Pioneers Data Base

With gratitute to all the wonderful people I met along the Road of History during my stay in Nara participating in the Canberra Nara Sister City exchange.