He would be the 6th head in charge of the Kaninnomiya that has no successor. Active as a royal soldier from 1900 until just before the end of World War II. He is the last person who made the last state funeral under the Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire.
In addition, he was a royal member at the same time as the House of Peers was founded and served for 54 years and six months until his death, but this is the longest record of service including not only the House of Peers but also House of Representatives.
He would be the 6th head in charge of the Kaninnomiya that has no successor. Active as a royal soldier from 1900 until just before the end of World War II. He is the last person who made the last state funeral under the Constitution of the Great Japanese Empire.
In addition, he was a royal member at the same time as the House of Peers was founded and served for 54 years and six months until his death, but this is the longest record of service including not only the House of Peers but also House of Representatives.
Family Members
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Prince Akira Yamashinanomiya
1816–1898
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Prince Asahiko Kuninomiya
1824–1891
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Hisako Nijo
1826–1916
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Sadanori Fushiminomiya
1836–1862
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Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya
1846–1903
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Prince Yoshihisa Kitashirakawanomiya
1847–1895
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King Narunomiya
1849–1851
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Noriko Tokugawa
1850–1874
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Prince Hirotsune Kacho-no-Miya
1851–1876
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Takako Fushiminomiya Matsudaira
1857–1919
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Prince Sadanaru Fushiminomiya
1858–1923
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Prince Yorihito Higashifushiminomiya
1867–1922
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