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Japanese Emperors

Jimmu (50 AD)
Suizei
Annei
Itoku
Kosho
Koan (100 AD)
Korei
Kogen
Kaika (200 AD)
Sujin (219-249)
Suinin (249-280)
Keiko (280-316)
Seimu (316-342)
Chuai (343-346
Oojin (346-395)
Nintoku (395-427)
Richu (427-432)
Hanzei (433-438)
Ingyo (438-453)
Anko (453-456)
Yuryaku (456-479)
Seinei (480-484)
Kenzo (485-487)
Ninken (488-498)
Buretsu (498-506)
Keitai (507-531)
Ankan (531-535)
Senka (535-539)
Kimmei (539-571)
Bidatsu (572-585)
Yomei (585-587)
Sushun (587-592)
Suiko (592-628)
Jomei (629-641)
Kogyoku (642-645)
Kotoku (645-654)
Saimei (655-661)
Tenji (662-671)
Kobun (671-672)
Kemmu (673-686)
Jito (690-697)
Mommu (697-707)
Gemmei (707-715)
Gensho (715-724)
Shomu (724-749)
Koken (749-758)
Junnin (758-764)
Shotoku (764-770)
Konin (770-781)
Kammu (781-806)
Heizei (806-824)
Saga (823-842)
Junna (833-840)
Nimmyo (833-850)
Montoku (850-858)
Seiwa (858-876)
Yozei (877-884)
Koko (884-887)
Uda (887-897)
Daigo (897-930)
Suzaku (930-946)
Murakami (946-967)
Reizei (967-969)
Enyu (969-984)
Kazan (984-986)
Ichijo (986-1011)
Sanjo (1011-1016)
Go-Ichijo (1016-1036)
Go-Suzaku (1036-1045)
Go-Reizei (1045-1068)
Go-Sanjo (1067-1072)
Shirakawa (1072-1086)
Horikawa (1086-1107)
Toba (1107-1123)
Sutoku (1123-1141)
Konoye (1141-1155)
Go-Shirakawa (1156-1158)
Nijo (1159-1165)
Rokujo (1166-1168)
Takakura (1169-1180)
Antoku (1181-1183)
Go-Toba (1184-1198)
Tsuchimikado (1199-1210)
Juntoku (1211-1221)
Chukyo (1221-1221)
Go-Horikawa (1222-1232)
Shijo (1233-1242)
Go-Saga (1243-1246)
Go-Fukakusa (1247-1259)
Kameyama (1260-1274)
Go-Uda (1275-1287)
Fushimi (1288-1298)
Go-Fushimi (1299-1301)
Go-Nijo (1302-1308)
Hanazono (1309-1318)
Go-Daigo (1319-1338)
Go-Murakami (1339-1368)
Chokei (1369-1372)
Go-Kameyama (1373-1392)
Go-Komatsu (1392-1412)
Shoko (1413-1428)
Go-Hanazono (1429-1464)
Go-Tsuchimikado (1465-1500)
Go-Kashiwabara (1501-1526)
Go-Nara (1527-1557)
Oogimachi (1558-1586)
Go-Yozei (1587-1611)
Go-Mi-no-o (1612-1629)
Meisho (1630-1643)
Go-Komyo (1644-1654)
Go-Saiin (1655-1662)
Reigen (1663-1686)
Higashi-yama (1687-1709)
Nakamikado (1710-1735)
Sakuramachi (1736-1746)
Momozono (1746-1762)
Go-Sakuramachi (1763-1770)
Go-Momozono (1771-1779)
Kokaku (1780-1816)
Ninko (1817-1846)
Komei (1847-1866)
Mutsuhito (1866-1912)
Yoshihito (1912-1926)
Hirohito (1926-1989)
Akihito (1989-)