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• Yanaka Cemetery
  *[[Hatoyama Ichiro|Hatoyama Ichirô]] ([[1883]]-1959), former [[Prime Minister]] *[[Sakatani Yoshiro|Sakatani Yoshirô]] ([[1863]]-1941), Minister of Finance & Mayor of Tokyo
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• 1883
  *1883/1/1 [[Hatoyama Ichiro|Hatoyama Ichirô]], future Prime Minister of Japan, born (d. 1959).
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• Ritsuryo
  :Prime Minister (Dajōdaijin 太政大臣) :Minister of the Left (Sadaijin 左大臣)
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• 1899
  *Future [[Prime Minister]] [[Ikeda Hayato]] is born (d. 1965).
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• Wang Anshi
  ...nasty]]. He served as Chief Councillor<ref>A post roughly similar to prime minister.</ref> from [[1070]]-[[1073]], and again from [[1075]]-[[1076]]; his policy
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• Fujiwara clan
  ...for Mommu in 698. After Mommu's death in 707, Fuhito was made [[Udaijin]] (Minister of the Right) by Empress Gemmei (formerly Empress Jitô). This gave him tre ...posthumously granted the supreme role of [[Dajodaijin|Dajôdaijin]] (Prime Minister). With the Fujiwara and Imperial lines so co-mingled, the stage was set for
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• 1879
  *1879/1/18 [[Foreign Minister]] [[Terajima Munenori]] suggests to [[Sanjo Sanetomi|Sanjô Sanetomi]] that *1879/4/18 Renovation efforts under the direction of [[Inoue Kaoru]], [[Minister of Public Works]], transforming the [[Enryokan|Enryôkan]] into a suitable
  9 KB (1,370 words) - 06:03, 8 September 2020
• Ie Chochoku
  ....</ref> Following his return to Ryûkyû, Ie was named ''[[sessei]]'' (prime minister, or regent).
  4 KB (537 words) - 01:26, 1 December 2021
• 1898
  *1898/11/5 [[Yamagata Aritomo]] assumes office as [[Prime Minister]] for the second time.
  3 KB (418 words) - 01:54, 28 June 2015
• Government of the Ryukyu Kingdom
  ...ng'') or ''kokusô'' (国相, C: ''guó xiāng''), sometimes translated as "prime minister", and a pair of ''chôshi'' (長史, C: ''zhǎng shǐ'', "head officials") ...l known as the ''[[sessei]]'' (a position which has been compared to Prime Minister) and three known as the ''[[Sanshikan]]'' (Council of Three) were the chief
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• Sugawara no Michizane
  ...s of Calligraphy"), in which Michizane is referred to as Kan Shôjô ("Prime Minister Sugawara"), is counted among the three most popular ''[[jidaimono]]'' plays
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• Sanshikan
  ...prestige of the ''[[sessei]]'', a post which is often translated as "prime minister," and which served as chief royal advisor. Candidates to join the Council o
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• 1858
  ...aito Makoto|Saitô Makoto]], [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] admiral and [[Prime Minister]] of Japan, is born (d. 1936).
  4 KB (495 words) - 23:13, 12 July 2020
• Hosokawa clan
  ***************Hosokawa Morihiro (b. 1938) - son of Morisada, Prime Minister of Japan (1993-1994)
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• Yamamoto Hosui
  ...July 20, [[1887]], and in November to December of that year joined [[Prime Minister]] [[Ito Hirobumi|Itô Hirobumi]] and other prominent officials on an offici
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• Sho Shoken
  ...ken was named ''sessei'', a post which has been compared to that of "prime minister", in [[1666]], replacing Prince [[Gushikawa Choei|Gushikawa Chôei]], who w
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• Okitsu
  Prime Minister [[Kiyoura Keigo]], Speaker of the House [[Kasuya Gizo|Kasuya Gizô]], poets
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• Former Natives Protection Law
  ...ing of the past, and denied them aboriginal status. As late as 1986, Prime Minister Nakasone Yasuhiro was famously quoted as saying that Japan had no native et
  5 KB (827 words) - 22:48, 24 December 2015
• Japan Society (New York)
  ...nch. Other prominent individuals joined soon afterwards, including [[Prime Minister]] [[Yamamoto Gonnohyoe|Yamamoto Gonnohyôe]], banker Felix Warburg, and rai ...ures as prominent as HIH Emperor Hirohito and Empress Kôjun in 1975, Prime Minister Yoshida Shigeru, and Henry Kissinger, down to artists, film directors, acto
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• Russo-Japanese War
  ...first major urban riot of the Meiji period, citizens set fire to the prime minister's residence, electric streetcars, and police boxes.<ref>[[Anne Walthall]],
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