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Fujiwara no Yorimichi
Fujiwara no Yorimichi (992–1074), eldest son of Fujiwara no Michinaga, was a leading figure of Heian-era sekkan politics.
Timeline
- 1019–1021Heian-kyō · KyotoAfter his father Fujiwara no Michinaga died, Yorimichi succeeded as regent, assisting the young Emperor Go-Ichijō and continuing Fujiwara control of the court.
- 1021–1068Heian-kyō · KyotoIn 1021 he became kampaku, serving three emperors—Go-Ichijō, Go-Suzaku, and Go-Reizei. Between 1031 and 1040 he still managed court affairs, sometimes clashing with courtiers such as Sanesuke over appointments and ceremonies, as sekkan politics reached its height.
- 1068–1074Uji · Kyoto PrefectureAfter resigning as kampaku in 1068 he still held key positions in political circles; the Byōdō-in he built in 1053 became a symbol of sekkan splendor. In his later years he witnessed the rise of warrior power, dying at Uji in 1074.
Sources
- 大日本史料(平安时代编年史料) https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/藤原頼通