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==Jomon Period==
The succession of Emperors as described in the ''[[Nihon Shoki]]'' and the ''[[Kojiki]]'' cannot be taken at face-value. Neither can the presented dates for those before reign of [[Emperor Kimmei]], who ruled from [[539]] to [[571]]<ref>Funke, Mark C. Hitachi no Kuni Fudoki. Monumenta Nipponica, Vol. 49, No. 1. (Spring, 1994), page 11.</ref> be trusted.
The following list has been divided up by eras, and most importantly by those that fall under the "mythological" or "historical" categories. [[Emperor Sujin]] is believed to have been the first "historical" Emperor (being the first Emperor to rule in the growing [[Yamato province|Yamato]] region) after the tribal confederacies that had held power previously--this does not mean, however, that he and those that followed did not have highly ficionalized lives.
Recent scholarship has raised the possibility that Emperors [[Emperor Seimu|Seimu]] and [[Emperor Chuai|Chûai]], and [[Empress Jingu|Empress Jingû]] were completely ficticious characters<ref>Edwards, Walter. In Pursuit of Himiko. Postwar Archaeology and the Location of Yamatai. Monumenta Nipponica, Vol. 51, No. 1. (Spring, 1996), page 60n.</ref>. This assertion could very well apply to many other early Emperors, while others are most likely composite figures--an amalgamation of various important figures in early Japan.
==Mythological==
1. [[Emperor Jimmu|Jimmu]] 660-582 BCE
1. [[Emperor Jimmu|Jimmu]] 660-582 BCE
5. [[Emperor Kosho|Kôshô]] 475-393
5. [[Emperor Kosho|Kôshô]] 475-393
6. [[Emperor Koan|Kôan]] 392-291
6. [[Emperor Koan|Kôan]] 392-291
9. Kaika 157-98
9. Kaika 157-98
==Historical==
10. Sujin 97-30
10. Sujin 97-30
:[[Empress Jingu|Jingû]] 209-269 (Regent)
:[[Empress Jingu|Jingû]] 209-269 (Regent)
15. [[Emperor Ojin|Ôjin]] 270-310
15. [[Emperor Ojin|Ôjin]] 270-310
27. Ankan 531-536
27. Ankan 531-536
===Asuka Period===
===Asuka Period 飛鳥時代===
28. Senka 536-539
28. Senka 536-539
42. Mommu 697-706
42. Mommu 697-706
==Nara Period==
===Nara Period 奈良時代===
43. Gemmei 707-714
43. Gemmei 707-714
49. Konin 770-780
49. Konin 770-780
==Heian Period==
===Heian Period 平安時代===
50. Kammu 781-806
50. Kammu 781-806
81. Antoku 1180-1183
81. Antoku 1180-1183
==Kamakura Period==
===Kamakura Period 鎌倉時代===
82. Go-Toba 1183-1198
82. Go-Toba 1183-1198
95. Hanazono 1308-1318
95. Hanazono 1308-1318
==Muromachi Period==
===Muromachi Period 室町時代===
96. Go-Daigo 1318-1339
96. Go-Daigo 1318-1339
99. Go-Kameyama 1383-1392
99. Go-Kameyama 1383-1392
===Northern Court===
====Northern Court====
*Kogen 1331-1335
*Kogen 1331-1335
*Komyo 1336-1347
*Komyo 1336-1347
107. Go-Yozei 1586-1610
107. Go-Yozei 1586-1610
==Edo Period==
===Edo Period 江戸時代===
108. Gomizuno-o 1611-1629
108. Gomizuno-o 1611-1629
121. Komei 1846-1867
121. Komei 1846-1867
==Meiji Period==
===Meiji Period 明治時代===
122. Meiji 1868-1912
122. Meiji 1868-1912
==Modern Era==
===Modern Era===
123. Taisho
123. Taisho
125. Heisei
125. Heisei
==Notes==
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