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Rise of the Fujiwara Clan
After the Taika Reform of 645 CE, Nakatomi no Kamatari was granted the surname Fujiwara, and his clan grew from a ritual lineage into the core nobili…
Timeline
- 645–669Asuka capital · Nara PrefectureTaika Reform meritorious official Nakatomi no Kamatari was granted the surname Fujiwara with the title Sukune and served as Naidaijin, directing the center of government; the Fujiwara clan thereby formally became the foremost powerful house after the reform.
- 672–700Asuka capital · Nara PrefectureAfter the Jinshin War, Fujiwara no Fuhito and his brothers won the deep trust of the Tenmu and Monmu courts, successively holding high offices such as Dajō-daijin, consolidating the Fujiwara monopoly on government through their status as imperial in-laws.
Sources
- 日本书纪 (720)
- 公卿补任