Sesshō i kampaku
U Japanu je (摂政 Sesshō?) označavao titulu za regenta imenovanog da pomaže djetetu-caru prije sticanja zrelost ili caricu. (関白 Kampaku?) je teoretski bio glavni savjetnik cara , ali je istovremeno bila titula za prvog sekretara (premijera) i regenta koji je pomagao odraslom caru. U Heian eri su te titule označavale de facto vladare Japana. Postojalo je vrlo malo razlike među titulama, i nekoliko pojedinaca je jednostavno mijenjalo titule dok su djeca-carevi sazrijevali, odnosno odrasli carevi abdicirali, umirali i bili mijenjani s djecom.carevima. Dvije titule su bile poznate pod zajedničkim nazivom (摂関 Sekkan?), a porodice koje su na njih imale ekskluzivno pravo bile poznate kao Sekkan-ke ili Sekkan porodice. Nakon Heian ere je umjesto njih vlast preuzeo šogunat.
Umirovljeni kampaku je bio poznat pod titulom Taikō (太閤?), a što je izraz koji se često koristio za Toyotomija Hideyoshija.
Historija
urediU ranijim periodima su samo članovi carske porodice mogli biti imenovani kao sesshō. Kojiki navodi kako je caru Ojinu pomagala njegova majka carica Jingū, ali se sumnja da za to postoji historijski temelj. Prvi historijski atestirani sesshō bio je princ Shōtoku koji je pomagao carica Suiko.
Klan Fujiwara je postao glavni nositelj titula kampaku i sesshō. Te titule su pripadale klanu Fujiwara Hokke (sjevernoj poroidici Fujiwara) i njihovim potomcima, među kojima je bio Fujiwara no Yoshifusa.
Godine 858. Fujiwara no Yoshifusa je postao sesshō. Bio je prvi koji nije pripadao carskoj kući. Godine 876. Fujiwara no Mototsune, nećak i posvojeni sin Yoshifuse, imenovan je na novostvoreni položaj kampakua.
Poslije Fujiwara no Michinage i Fujiwara no Yorimichija, samo su njihovi potomci držale te titule. U 12. vijeku je bilo pet porodica među potomcima Yorimichija poznatih kao Sekke: Konoe porodica, Kujō porodica, Ichijō porodica, Takatsukasa porodica i Nijō porodica. I porodice Konoe i Kujō su bili potomci Yorimichija preko Fujiwara no Tadamichija. Ostale tri poriduce su poticale od Konoea ili Kujōa. Do Meiji restauracije 1868, tih porodica je držalo ekskluzivna prava na titule s dva izuzetka - Toyotomi Hideyoshijem i njegovim nećakom Toyotomi Hidetsuguom.
Služba i titula kampaku je počela nestajati iz upotrebe čim se uveo premijer Japana za vrijeme Meiji restauracije. Car Meiji je ukinuo službu 1872. Danas je pod Zakonu o carskom domaćinstvu, titula sesshō ograničena na carsku porodicu. Krunski princ Hirohito, prije nego što je postao car Shōwa, je od 1921. do 1926. bio sesshō za mentalno nestabilnog cara Taishoa. Bio je poznat kao sesshō-no-miya.
Popis
urediSlijedi popis sesshoa i kampakua po redu naslijeđivanja.[1]
Sesshō | Kampaku | Vladavina | Car |
---|---|---|---|
Princ Shōtoku | 593 – 622 | Carica Suiko | |
Fujiwara no Yoshifusa.[2] | 858 – 872 | Car Seiwa | |
Fujiwara no Mototsune | 872 – 880 | Car Seiwa, Car Yōzei | |
Fujiwara no Mototsune | 880 – 890 | Car Yōzei, Car Kōkō, Car Uda | |
Fujiwara no Tokihira | 909[3] | Car Daigo | |
Fujiwara no Tadahira | 930 – 941 | Car Suzaku | |
Fujiwara no Tadahira | 941 – 949 | Car Suzaku, Car Murakami | |
Fujiwara no Saneyori[4] | 967 – 969 | Car Reizei | |
Fujiwara no Saneyori | 969 – 970 | Car En'yū | |
Fujiwara no Koretada | 970 – 972 | Car En'yū | |
Fujiwara no Kanemichi[5] | 972 – 977 | Car En'yū | |
Fujiwara no Yoritada | 977 – 986 | Car En'yū, Car Kazan | |
Fujiwara no Kaneie | 986 – 990 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Kaneie | 5. maj (lunarni kalendar) 990 – 8. maj 990 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Michitaka | 8. maj 990 – 26. maj 990 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Michitaka | 990 – 993 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Michitaka | 993 – 995 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Michikane | 28. april 995 – 8. maj 995 | Car Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Michinaga | 1016 – 1017 | Car Go-Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Yorimichi | 1017 – 1019 | Car Go-Ichijō | |
Fujiwara no Yorimichi. | Car Go-Ichijō, Car Go-Suzaku, Car Go-Reizei | ||
Fujiwara no Norimichi | 1068 – 1075 | Car Go-Sanjō, Car Shirakawa | |
Fujiwara no Morozane | 1075 – 1086 | Car Shirakawa | |
Fujiwara no Morozane | 1086 – 1090 | Car Horikawa | |
Fujiwara no Morozane | 1090 – 1094 | Car Horikawa | |
Fujiwara no Moromichi | 1094 – 1099 | Car Horikawa | |
Fujiwara no Tadazane | 1105 – 1107 | Car Horikawa | |
Fujiwara no Tadazane | 1107 – 1113 | Car Toba | |
Fujiwara no Tadazane | 1113 – 1121 | Car Toba | |
Fujiwara no Tadamichi | 1121 – 1123 | Car Toba | |
Fujiwara no Tadamichi | 1123 – 1129 | Car Sutoku | |
Fujiwara no Tadamichi | 1129 – 1141 | Car Sutoku | |
Fujiwara no Tadamichi | 1141 – 1150 | Car Konoe | |
Fujiwara no Tadamichi | 1150 – 1158 | Car Konoe, Car Go-Shirakawa | |
Konoe Motozane | 1158 – 1165 | Car Nijō | |
Konoe Motozane | 1165 – 1166 | Car Rokujō | |
Fujiwara no Motofusa | 1166 – 1172 | Car Rokujō, Car Takakura | |
Fujiwara no Motofusa | 1172 – 1179 | Car Takakura | |
Konoe Motomichi | 1179 – 1180 | Car Takakura | |
Konoe Motomichi | 1180 – 1183 | Car Antoku | |
Matsudono Moroie | 1183 – 1184 | Car Antoku | |
Konoe Motomichi | 1184 – 1186 | Car Antoku, Car Go-Toba | |
Kujō Kanezane | 1186 – 1191 | Car Go-Toba | |
Kujō Kanezane | 1191 – 1196 | Car Go-Toba | |
Konoe Motomichi | 1196 – 1198 | Car Tsuchimikado | |
Konoe Motomichi | 1198 – 1202 | Car Tsuchimikado | |
Kujō Yoshitsune | 1202 – 1206 | Car Tsuchimikado | |
Konoe Iezane[6] | 1206 | Car Tsuchimikado | |
Konoe Iezane[7] | 1206 – 1221 | Car Tsuchimikado, Car Juntoku | |
Kujō Michiie[8] | 1221 | Car Chūkyō | |
Konoe Iezane.[9] | 1221 – 1223 | Car Go-Horikawa | |
Konoe Iezane[10] | 1223 – 1228 | Car Go-Horikawa | |
Kujō Michiie | 1228 – 1231 | Car Go-Horikawa | |
Kujō Norizane | 1231 – 1232 | Car Go-Horikawa | |
Kujō Norizane | 1232 – 1235 | Car Shijō | |
Kujō Michiie | 1235 – 1237 | Car Shijō | |
Konoe Kanetsune | 1237 – 1242 | Car Shijō | |
Konoe Kanetsune | 1242 | Car Go-Saga | |
Nijō Yoshizane | 1242 – 1246 | Car Go-Saga | |
Ichijō Sanetsune | 1246 | Car Go-Saga | |
Ichijō Sanetsune | 1246 – 1247 | Car Go-Fukakusa | |
Konoe Kanetsune | 1247 – 1252 | Car Go-Fukakusa | |
Takatsukasa Kanehira | 1252 – 1254 | Car Go-Fukakusa | |
Takatsukasa Kanehira | 1254 – 1261 | Car Go-Fukakusa, Car Kameyama | |
Nijō Yoshizane | 1261 – 1265 | Car Kameyama | |
Ichijō Sanetsune | 1265 – 1267 | Car Kameyama | |
Konoe Motohira | 1267 – 1268 | Car Kameyama | |
Takatsukasa Mototada | 1268 – 1273 | Car Kameyama | |
Kujō Tadaie | 1273 – 1274 | Car Kameyama | |
Kujō Tadaie | 1274 | Car Go-Uda | |
Ichijō Ietsune | 1274 – 1275 | Car Go-Uda | |
Takatsukasa Kanehira | 1275 – 1278 | Car Go-Uda | |
Takatsukasa Kanehira | 1278 – 1287 | Car Go-Uda | |
Nijō Morotada | 1287 – 1289 | Car Go-Uda, Car Fushimi | |
Konoe Iemoto | 1289 – 1291 | Car Fushimi | |
Kujō Tadanori | 1291 – 1293 | Car Fushimi | |
Konoe Iemoto | 1293 – 1296 | Car Fushimi | |
Takatsukasa Kanetada | 1296 – 1298 | Car Fushimi | |
Takatsukasa Kanetada | 1298 | Car Go-Fushimi | |
Nijō Kanemoto | 1298 – 1300 | Car Go-Fushimi | |
Nijō Kanemoto | 1300 – 1305 | Car Go-Fushimi, Car Go-Nijō | |
Kujō Moronori | 1305 – 1308 | Car Go-Nijō | |
Kujō Moronori | 1308 | Car Hanazono | |
Takatsukasa Fuyuhira | 1308 – 1311 | Car Hanazono | |
Takatsukasa Fuyuhira | 1311 – 1313 | Car Hanazono | |
Konoe Iehira | 1313 – 1315 | Car Hanazono | |
Takatsukasa Fuyuhira | 1315 – 1316 | Car Hanazono | |
Nijō Michihira | 1316 – 1318 | Car Hanazono, Car Go-Daigo | |
Ichijō Uchitsune | 1318 – 1323 | Car Go-Daigo | |
Kujō Fusazane | 1323 – 1324 | Car Go-Daigo | |
Takatsukasa Fuyuhira | 1324 – 1327 | Car Go-Daigo | |
Nijō Michihira | 1327 – 1330 | Car Go-Daigo | |
Konoe Tsunetada | 1330 | Car Go-Daigo | |
Takatsukasa Fuyunori | 1330 – 1333 | Car Go-Daigo, Car Kōgon | |
Konoe Tsunetada | 1336 – 1337 | Car Kōmyō | |
Konoe Mototsugu | 1337 – 1338 | Car Kōmyō | |
Ichijō Tsunemichi | 1338 – 1342 | Car Kōmyō | |
Kujō Michinori | 1342 | Car Kōmyō | |
Takatsukasa Morohira[11] | 1342 – 1346 | Car Kōmyō | |
Nijō Yoshimoto | 1346 – 1358 | Car Kōmyō, Car Sukō, Car Go-Kōgon | |
Kujō Tsunenori | 1358 – 1361 | Car Go-Kōgon | |
Konoe Michitsugu | 1361 – 1363 | Car Go-Kōgon | |
Nijō Yoshimoto | 1363 – 1367 | Car Go-Kōgon | |
Takatsukasa Fuyumichi | 1367 – 1369 | Car Go-Kōgon | |
Nijō Moroyoshi | 1369 – 1375 | Car Go-Kōgon, Car Go-En'yū | |
Kujō Tadamoto | 1375 – 1379 | Car Go-En'yū | |
Nijō Morotsugu | 1379 – 1382 | Car Go-En'yū | |
Nijō Yoshimoto | 1382 – 1388 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Konoe Kanetsugu | 1388 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Nijō Yoshimoto | 1388 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Nijō Yoshimoto | 1388 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Nijō Morotsugu | 1388 – 1394 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Ichijō Tsunetsugu | 1394 – 1398 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Nijō Morotsugu | 1398 – 1399 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Ichijō Tsunetsugu | 1399 – 1408 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Konoe Tadatsugu | 1408 – 1409 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Nijō Mitsumoto | 1409 – 1410 | Car Go-Komatsu | |
Ichijō Tsunetsugu | 1410 – 1418 | Car Go-Komatsu, Car Shōkō | |
Kujō Mitsuie | 1418 – 1424 | Car Shōkō | |
Nijō Mochimoto | 1424 – 1428 | Car Shōkō | |
Nijō Mochimoto | 1428 – 1432 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Nijō Kaneyoshi | 1432 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Nijō Mochimoto | 1432 – 1433 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Nijō Mochimoto | 1433 – 1445 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Konoe Fusatsugu | 1445 – 1447 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Ichijō Kaneyoshi | 1447 – 1453 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Takatsukasa Fusahira | 1454 – 1455 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Nijō Mochimichi | 1455 – 1458 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Ichijō Norifusa | 1458 – 1463 | Car Go-Hanazono | |
Nijō Mochimichi | 1463 – 1467 | Car Go-Hanazono, Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Ichijō Kaneyoshi | 1467 – 1470 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Nijō Masatsugu | 1470 – 1476 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Kujō Masamoto | 1476 – 1479 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Konoe Masaie | 1479 – 1483 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Takatsukasa Masahira | 1483 – 1487 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Kujō Masatada | 1487 – 1488 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Ichijō Fuyuyoshi | 1488 – 1493 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Konoe Hisamichi | 1493 – 1497 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Nijō Hisamoto | 1497 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado | |
Ichijō Fuyuyoshi | 1497 – 1501 | Car Go-Tsuchimikado, Car Go-Kashiwabara | |
Kujō Hisatsune | 1501 – 1513 | Car Go-Kashiwabara | |
Konoe Hisamichi | 1513 – 1514 | Car Go-Kashiwabara | |
Takatsukasa Kanesuke | 1514 – 1518 | Car Go-Kashiwabara | |
Nijō Korefusa | 1518 – 1525 | Car Go-Kashiwabara | |
Konoe Taneie | 1525 – 1533 | Car Go-Kashiwabara, Car Go-Nara | |
Kujō Tanemichi | 1533 – 1534 | Car Go-Nara | |
Nijō Korefusa | 1534 – 1536 | Car Go-Nara | |
Konoe Taneie | 1536 – 1542 | Car Go-Nara | |
Takatsukasa Tadafuyu | 1542 – 1545 | Car Go-Nara | |
Ichijō Fusamichi | 1545 – 1548 | Car Go-Nara | |
Nijō Haruyoshi | 1548 – 1553 | Car Go-Nara | |
Ichijō Kanefuyu | 1553 – 1554 | Car Go-Nara | |
Konoe Sakihisa | 1554 – 1568 | Car Go-Nara, Car Ōgimachi | |
Nijō Haruyoshi | 1568 – 1578 | Car Ōgimachi | |
Kujō Kanetaka | 1578 – 1581 | Car Ōgimachi | |
Ichijō Uchimoto | 1581 – 1585 | Car Ōgimachi | |
Nijō Akizane | 1585 | Car Ōgimachi | |
Toyotomi Hideyoshi | 1585 – 1591 | Car Ōgimachi, Car Go-Yōzei | |
Toyotomi Hidetsugu | 1591 – 1595 | Car Go-Yōzei | |
Kujō Kanetaka | 1600 – 1604 | Car Go-Yōzei | |
Konoe Nobutada | 1605 – 1606 | Car Go-Yōzei | |
Takatsukasa Nobufusa | 1606 – 1608 | Car Go-Yōzei | |
Kujō Yukiie | 1608 – 1612 | Car Go-Yōzei, Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Takatsukasa Nobuhisa | 1612 – 1615 | Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Nijō Akizane | 1615 – 1619 | Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Kujō Yukiie | 1619 – 1623 | Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Konoe Nobuhiro | 1623 – 1629 | Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Ichijō Akiyoshi | 1629 | Car Go-Mizunoo | |
Ichijō Akiyoshi | 1629 – 1635 | Empress Meishō | |
Nijō Yasumichi | 1635 – 1647 | Empress Meishō, Car Go-Kōmyō | |
Kujō Michifusa | 1647 | Car Go-Kōmyō | |
Ichijō Akiyoshi | 1647 | Car Go-Kōmyō | |
Ichijō Akiyoshi | 1647 – 1651 | Car Go-Kōmyō | |
Konoe Hisatsugu | 1651 – 1653 | Car Go-Kōmyō | |
Nijō Mitsuhira | 1653 – 1663 | Car Go-Kōmyō, Car Go-Sai | |
Nijō Mitsuhira | 1663 – 1664 | Car Reigen | |
Takatsukasa Fusasuke | 1664 – 1668 | Car Reigen | |
Takatsukasa Fusasuke | 1668 – 1682 | Car Reigen | |
Ichijō Kaneteru | 1682 – 1687 | Car Reigen | |
Ichijō Kaneteru | 1687 – 1689 | Car Higashiyama | |
Ichijō Kaneteru | 1689 – 1690 | Car Higashiyama | |
Konoe Motohiro | 1690 – 1703 | Car Higashiyama | |
Takatsukasa Kanehiro | 1703 – 1707 | Car Higashiyama | |
Konoe Iehiro | 1707 – 1709 | Car Higashiyama | |
Konoe Iehiro | 1709 – 1712 | Car Nakamikado | |
Kujō Sukezane | 1712 – 1716 | Car Nakamikado | |
Kujō Sukezane | 1716 – 1722 | Car Nakamikado | |
Nijō Tsunahira | 1722 – 1726 | Car Nakamikado | |
Konoe Iehisa | 1726 – 1736 | Car Nakamikado, Car Sakuramachi | |
Nijō Yoshitada | 1736 – 1737 | Car Sakuramachi | |
Ichijō Kaneka | 1737 – 1746 | Car Sakuramachi | |
Ichijō Michika | 1746 – 1747 | Car Sakuramachi | |
Ichijō Michika | 1747 – 1755 | Car Momozono | |
Ichijō Michika | 1755 – 1757 | Car Momozono | |
Konoe Uchisaki | 1757 – 1762 | Car Momozono | |
Konoe Uchisaki | 1762 – 1772 | Empress Go-Sakuramachi, Car Go-Momozono | |
Konoe Uchisaki | 1772 – 1778 | Car Go-Momozono | |
Kujō Naozane | 1778 – 1779 | Car Go-Momozono | |
Kujō Naozane | 1779 – 1785 | Car Kōkaku | |
Kujō Naozane | 1785 – 1787 | Car Kōkaku | |
Takatsukasa Sukehira | 1787 – 1791 | Car Kōkaku | |
Ichijō Teruyoshi | 1791 – 1795 | Car Kōkaku | |
Takatsukasa Masahiro | 1795 – 1814 | Car Kōkaku | |
Ichijō Tadayoshi | 1814 – 1823 | Car Kōkaku, Car Ninkō | |
Takatsukasa Masamichi | 1823 – 1856 | Car Ninkō, Car Kōmei | |
Kujō Hisatada | 1856 – 1862 | Car Kōmei | |
Konoe Tadahiro | 1862 – 1863 | Car Kōmei | |
Takatsukasa Sukehiro | 1863 | Car Kōmei | |
Nijō Nariyuki | 1863 – 1866 | Car Kōmei | |
Nijō Nariyuki | 1867 | Car Meiji | |
Krunski princ Hirohito | 1921 – 1926 | Car Taishō |
Izvori
uredi- ↑ ネケト. „摂政・関白” (japanski). Arhivirano iz originala na datum 2004-08-27. Pristupljeno 2007-09-20., and
„摂政・関白の一覧” (japanski). Japanska Wikipedija. Pristupljeno 20. IX 2007.
. Kada se dva izvora razlikuju, koristi se prvi. - ↑ Brown, Delmer et al. (1979). The Future and the Past, a translation and study of the "Gukanshō," p. 286.
- ↑ Titsingh, Isaac. (1834). Annales des empereurs du japon, p. 132.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 142.
- ↑ Titsingh, Isaac. (1384). p. 145.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 229.
- ↑ Titsingh, pp. 229-236.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 236.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 238.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 239.
- ↑ Titsingh, p. 297.
Literatura
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- Titsingh, Isaac, ed. (1834). [Siyun-sai Rin-siyo/Hayashi Gahō, 1652], Nipon o daï itsi ran; ou, Annales des empereurs du Japon. Paris: Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland. OCLC 84067437