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*''Titles'': 藤大納言 ''(Tôdainagon)'', 藤大納言局 ''(Tôdainagon no tsubone)''

*''Titles'': 藤大納言 ''(Tôdainagon)'', 藤大納言局 ''(Tôdainagon no tsubone)''

*''Other Names'': 新待賢門院 ''(Shin taiken mon in)''

*''Other Names'': 新待賢門院 ''(Shin taiken mon in)''

Ôgimachi Naoko, also known as Shintaikenmon-in, was an imperial consort to [[Emperor Ninko|Emperor Ninkô]] and mother of [[Emperor Komei|Emperor Kômei]].

Ôgimachi Naoko, also known as Shintaikenmon-in, was an imperial consort to [[Emperor Ninko|Emperor Ninkô]] and mother of [[Emperor Komei|Emperor Kômei]].

A daughter of [[Ogimachi Sanemitsu|Ôgimachi Sanemitsu]], she was granted the title of Tôdainagon or Tôdainagon-no-tsubone, and in [[1849]] was granted the honorary Buddhist name Shintaiken-mon-in. In [[1850]], she was named Sangu (or Jusangu), and was elevated to the Junior Third Rank.

A daughter of [[Ogimachi Sanemitsu|Ôgimachi Sanemitsu]], she was granted the title of Tôdainagon or Tôdainagon-no-tsubone, and in [[1849]] was granted the honorary Buddhist name Shintaiken-mon-in. In [[1850]], she was named Sangû (or [[Jusangu|Jusangû]]), and was elevated to the Junior Third Rank.

 

She died on [[1856]]/7/6 and was buried at [[Sennyu-ji|Sennyû-ji]] in Kyoto.

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==References==

==References==

*Ishin Shiryô Kôyô 維新史料綱要, vol 1 (1937), 160, 207, 242.

*Ishin Shiryô Kôyô 維新史料綱要, vol 1 (1937), 160, 207, 242.

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