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*''Titles: [[Sessei]]'' ([[1666]]-[[1673]])

*''Titles: [[Sessei]]'' ([[1666]]-[[1673]])

*''Other Names'': 羽地朝秀 ''(Haneji Choushuu)''

*''Other Names'': 羽地朝秀 ''(Haneji Choushuu)''

*''Japanese'': [[向]]　象賢 ''(Shou Shouken)''

*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[向]]　象賢 ''(Shou Shouken / Xiàng Xiàngxián)''

Shô Shôken, also known as Haneji Chôshû<ref>It was typical at this time for Ryukyuan aristocrat-bureaucrats to have multiple names. Shô Shôken is a Chinese-style name, used in Chinese-language correspondence. Haneji Chôshû, meanwhile, is a Japanese-style name, used in Japanese-language correspondence.</ref>, was a scholar-bureaucrat of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]]. He is today considered one of the most influential and significant lawmakers in the history of the kingdom. While serving as royal advisor, he engineered and oversaw a wide range of reforms, including the streamlining of royal bureaucracy and reining in of royal extravagances.

Shô Shôken, also known as Haneji Chôshû<ref>It was typical at this time for Ryukyuan aristocrat-bureaucrats to have multiple names. Shô Shôken is a Chinese-style name, used in Chinese-language correspondence. Haneji Chôshû, meanwhile, is a Japanese-style name, used in Japanese-language correspondence.</ref>, was a scholar-bureaucrat of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]]. He is today considered one of the most influential and significant lawmakers in the history of the kingdom. While serving as royal advisor, he engineered and oversaw a wide range of reforms, including the streamlining of royal bureaucracy and reining in of royal extravagances.