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| + | *''[[Journey to the West]]'': [[Xuanzang]] returns to China from his journey to India, which he began in [[629]]. | ||
| + | *The [[Kannon]] statue at [[Senso-ji|Sensô-ji]] is declared sacrosanct and is hidden away from the view of lay visitors. | ||
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| + | ===Births and Deaths=== | ||
| + | *[[Empress Jito|Empress Jitô]] is born (d. [[702]]). | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:04, 28 August 2013
Kôgyoku 4 (皇極四年)/Taika 1 (大化元年)
Timeline of 645
- 645/6/12 Isshi Incident - Soga no Iruka is assassinated, leading to the downfall of the Soga clan.
- 645/6/13 Soga no Emishi commits suicide, ending the main lineage of the Soga clan.
- 645/6/14 Empress Kôgyoku abdicates in favor of her brother who becomes Emperor Kôtoku. Prince Naka no Ôe is named Crown Prince; Kôtoku appoints new Ministers.
- 645/6/15 A number of clans swear allegiance to the Yamato court.
- 645/6/19 The Imperial era of Taika is established[1].
- 645/8 Koseki system is established.
- 645/9/12 Prince Furuhito no Ôe is killed.
- 645/12 Imperial capital is moved from Asuka to Naniwa.
Other Events of 645
- Journey to the West: Xuanzang returns to China from his journey to India, which he began in 629.
- The Kannon statue at Sensô-ji is declared sacrosanct and is hidden away from the view of lay visitors.
Births and Deaths
- Empress Jitô is born (d. 702).
Notes
- ↑ Though established on 6/19 of the 4th year of Kôgyoku, for the purpose of calculating dates, it retroactively is considered to have begun on 2 Feburary 645, or 1/1 of the 4th year of Kôgyoku. As a result, the remaining dates presented here for 645 correspond to the correct day and month of either Kôgyoku 4 or Taika 1 interchangably.
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