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Hōan Incident, prelude to the Hōgen Rebellion
In 1129, conflict between retired emperors Shirakawa and Toba and Emperor Sutoku over succession and a favored consort's son erupted as the Hōan Inci…
Timeline
- 1129Shirakawa-in · Kyoto PrefectureShirakawa-in, who had long suppressed all factions, died; retired emperor Toba sought to take over the cloistered government entirely, while Emperor Sutoku struggled to throw off constraints, and court factions began re-aligning.
- 1129Heian-kyō Dairi · Kyoto PrefectureOver the birth of a child by a favored consort and the choice of successor, Emperor Sutoku and retired emperor Toba quarreled bitterly; Sutoku at one point refused to attend cloistered-government meetings, the relationship between the two broke down, and factional seeds were sown for the later Hōgen Rebellion.
Sources
- 保元の乱 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BF%9D%E5%85%83%E3%81%AE%E4%B9%B1
- 日本纪略