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Emperor En'yû was an [[emperor]] of the [[Heian period]].  

Emperor En'yû was an [[emperor]] of the [[Heian period]].  

Like his older brother and predecessor [[Emperor Reizei]], he was a grandson of [[Fujiwara no Morosuke]]. En'yû took the throne in [[969]], following his brother's abdication. Over the course of his reign, En'yû had three regents: Reizei's ''[[kanpaku]]'' [[Fujiwara no Saneyori]] continued on as En'yû's ''[[sessho|sesshô]]'' for one year, then was replaced by [[Fujiwara no Koretada]] from [[970]] to [[972]]. [[Fujiwara no Kanemichi]] then served as ''kanpaku'' from 972 until [[977]].

Like his older brother and predecessor [[Emperor Reizei]], he was a grandson of [[Fujiwara no Morosuke]]. En'yû took the throne in [[969]], following his brother's abdication. Over the course of his reign, En'yû had four regents: Reizei's ''[[kanpaku]]'' [[Fujiwara no Saneyori]] continued on as En'yû's ''[[sessho|sesshô]]'' for one year, then was replaced by [[Fujiwara no Koretada]] from [[970]] to [[972]]. [[Fujiwara no Kanemichi]] then served as ''kanpaku'' from 972 until [[977]], and [[Fujiwara no Yoritada]] after that.

En'yû abdicated in [[984]], to be succeeded by his nephew, a son of Emperor Reizei who then took the throne as [[Emperor Kazan]], while En'yû took up retirement at the Kyoto mansion known as [[Horikawa-in]].

En'yû abdicated in [[984]], to be succeeded by his nephew, a son of Emperor Reizei who then took the throne as [[Emperor Kazan]], while En'yû took up retirement at the Kyoto mansion known as [[Horikawa-in]].