Hanzei
Hanzei ( Japanese 反正 天皇 , Hanzei-tennō ; * January 23, 336 (?); † February 12, 410 ) was according to the history books Kojiki and Nihonshoki the 18th Tennō of Japan (406-410). Historians identify him with the Japanese King Chin ( Chinese 珍 ) in documents such as the Song Shu and the Liang Shu (called Mi ( Chinese 彌 ) here ) from the Chinese Empire .
After Kojiki and Nihonshoki , he was a son of Emperor Nintoku , and his proper name was Mitsuhawake (prince with beautiful teeth). His brother Emperor Richū made Hanzei crown prince. He had three daughters and a son, who did not take the throne.
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| predecessor | Office | successor |
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| Richū |
Emperor of Japan 406-410 |
Ingyō |
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| SURNAME | Hanzei |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | 反正 天皇 (Japanese); Mitsuhawake (proper name); King Chin (Chinese) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | 18. Tennō of Japan |
| DATE OF BIRTH | at 336 |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 12, 410 |