Kōtoku
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Japan's 36th emperor, the ruler who steered the throne through the decade that remade the court - the 645 coup and the Taika reforms happened on his watch.
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Born in 596, Kōtoku inherited the throne in 645, the year a palace revolt upended the old guard and installed a new order. His nine-year reign, from 645 to 654, coincided with the Taika reforms - the push to centralize power and remodel the state along continental lines. He died on 24 November 654, leaving a court transformed from the one he'd entered.
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deceased
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Lived 596 to 654 · aged 58
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