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*[[Fujiwara no Moromichi]] replaces [[Fujiwara no Morozane]] as ''[[kanpaku]]''.

...") period, in which retired emperors wielded considerable power, and the [[Fujiwara clan]] less than they had previously. He is also known for the construction ...cceeded his father as emperor in [[1072]]. His father-in-law [[Fujiwara no Morozane]] served as ''[[kanpaku]]'' for much of Shirakawa's reign, from [[1075]] un

...ed as regent for much of Horikawa's reign, until [[1094]], when [[Fujiwara no Moromichi]] became ''[[kanpaku]]''. Horikawa took the throne following his

...peror Shirakawa during the time of Shirakawa's father-in-law [[Fujiwara no Morozane]] (1042-1101). The villa thus came to be called the Shirakawa-in; Emperor S

...d were for a time in the 10th-11th centuries dominated by members of the [[Fujiwara clan]], who exerted considerable political influence as regents. However, t ...hough the terms ''sesshô'' and ''kanpaku'' were not yet in use. [[Fujiwara no Mototsune]], some time later, would be the first officially appointed ''kan