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A Consort of Emperor Seiwa and the mother of Emperor Yōzei. She was a patron of a number of prominent poets of the KKS period, although her own poetic activity was limited. She is represented by a single poem in the Imperial anthologies, KKS 4. She may have had a romantic relationship with Ariwara no Narihira, but the truth behind this is hard to separate from the legends that grew up around the pair. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujiwara_no_Takaiko| The Wikipedia article] has more information on the political situation that led to her being stripped of her title. | A Consort of Emperor Seiwa and the mother of Emperor Yōzei. She was a patron of a number of prominent poets of the KKS period, although her own poetic activity was limited. She is represented by a single poem in the Imperial anthologies, KKS 4. She may have had a romantic relationship with Ariwara no Narihira, but the truth behind this is hard to separate from the legends that grew up around the pair. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujiwara_no_Takaiko| The Wikipedia article] has more information on the political situation that led to her being stripped of her title. | ||
* KKS: [[KKS 4|4]] | * KKS: [[KKS 4|4]], ([[KKS 8|8]]) | ||
* GSS: ([[GSS 1|1]]) | * GSS: ([[GSS 1|1]]) | ||
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にじょうのきさい, born 藤原高子(Fujiwara Takaiko, 842-910)).
A Consort of Emperor Seiwa and the mother of Emperor Yōzei. She was a patron of a number of prominent poets of the KKS period, although her own poetic activity was limited. She is represented by a single poem in the Imperial anthologies, KKS 4. She may have had a romantic relationship with Ariwara no Narihira, but the truth behind this is hard to separate from the legends that grew up around the pair. The Wikipedia article has more information on the political situation that led to her being stripped of her title.
