Emperor Hanazono

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Gate to Emperor Hanazono's mausoleum in the Higashiyama area of Kyoto

Emperor Hanazono was an emperor of the late Kamakura period, reigning from 1308 to 1318.

He supported the establishment of Daitoku-ji temple in 1315, founded by imperial tutor Daitô Kokushi.[1]

The first prominent lectures on the Neo-Confucian teachings of Zhu Xi to take place in Japan may have taken place during the reign of Emperor Hanazono, or of his successor, Emperor Go-Daigo.

Preceded by
Emperor Go-Nijô 		Emperor of Japan
1308-1318 		Succeeded by
Emperor Go-Daigo
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References

  1. ↑ "Shunsô Shôjû, The Japanese Zen Master Daitô Kokushi," gallery label, LACMA.[1]
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