Japanese Emperors family tree

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The following is a family tree of the Emperors of Japan, from Jimmu to the present day.

711-585 BC Jimmu 660–585 BC(1)

Suizei 581–549 BC(2)

Annei 549–511 BC(3)

Itoku 510–476 BC(4)

Kōshō 475–393 BC(5)

Kōan 392–291 BC(6)

Kōrei 290–215 BC(7)

Kōgen 214–158 BC(8)

Kaika 157–98 BC(9)

Sujin 97–30 BC(10)

Suinin 29 BC – AD 70(11)

Keikō 71–130(12)

Yamato Takeru

Seimu 131–191(13)

Chūai 192–200(14)

♀ Jingū 200–270

200-310 Ōjin 270–310(15)

Nintoku 313–399(16)

Wakanuke no Kimi

Richū 400–405(17)

Hanzei 406–410(18)

Ingyō 411–453(19)

Oshisaka no Hime

Ohohoto no Kimi

Ichinobe-no Oshiwa

Ankō 453–456(20)

418-479 Yūryaku 456–479(21)

Ohi no Kimi

449-487 Kenzō 484–487(23)

Ninken 488–498(24)

Seinei 480–484(22)

Ushi no Kimi

489-507 Buretsu 498–507(25)

Tashiraka

Keitai 507–531(26)

Tachibana

467-539 Senka 536–539(28)

465-536 Ankan 531–536(27)

Iwa-hime

509-571 Kimmei 539–571(29)

Soga no Kitashihime

Unako no Otoshi

Hiro Hime

538-585 Bidatsu 572–585(30)

♀ 554-628 Suiko 593–628(33)

Yōmei 585–587(31)

Nukate Hime b. 570

Oshisako no Oe b. 556

Sushun 587–592(32)

Chinu no Okimi

596-654 Kōtoku 645–654(36)

♀ 594-661 Kōgyoku 642–645(35) Saimei 654–661(37)

593-641 Jomei 629–641(34)

626-671 Tenji 661–671(38)

648-672 Kōbun 671–672(39)

♀ 645-701 Jitō 686–697(41)

631-686 Temmu 672-686(40)

Shiki

♀ 661-721 Gemmei 707-715(43)

Kusakabe 662–689

Toneri 676–735

♀ 680-748 Genshō 715–724(44)

683-707 Mommu 697–707(42)

733-765 Junnin 758–764(47)

701-756 Shōmu 724-749(45)

Takano no Niigasa d. 790

709-782 Kōnin 770–781(49)

Ikami 717–775

♀ 718-770 Kōken 749–758(46) Shōtoku 764–770(48)

Yamabe 737-806 Kammu 781–806(50)

Ate 774-824 Heizei 806–809(51)

Kamino 786-842 Saga I 809–823(52)

Ōtomo 786-840 Junna (Sai I) 823–833(53)

Masara 810-850 Ninmyō (Fukakusa I) 833–850(54)

Michiyasu 827-858 Montoku 850–858(55)

Tokiyasu 830-887 Kōkō (Komatsu I) 884–887(58)

Korehito 850-880 Seiwa (Mizunoo I) 858–876(56)

Sadami 867-931 Uda I 887–897(59)

Sadaakira 869-949 Yōzei I 876–884(57)

Atsuhito 885-930 Daigo I 897–930(60)

Yutaakira 923-952 Suzaku I 930–946(61)

Nariakira 926-967 Murakami I 946–967(62)

Norihira 950-1011 Reizei I 967–969(63)

Morihira 959-991 En'yū I 969–984(64)

Morohada 968-1008 Kazan 984–986(65)

Iyasada 976-1017 Sanjō I 1011–1016(67)

Kanehito 980-1011 Ichijō I 986–1011(66)

Sadako

Atsunaga 1009-1045 Suzaku II 1036–1045(69)

Atsuhira 1008-1036 Ichijō II 1016–1036(68)

Takahito 1034-1073 Sanjō II 1068–1073(71)

Chikahito 1025-1068 Reizei II 1045–1068(70)

Sadahito 1053-1129 Shirakawa I 1073–1087(72)

Taruhito 1079-1107 Horikawa I 1087–1107(73)

Munehito 1103-1156 Toba I 1107–1123(74)

Akihito 1119-1164 Sutoku 1123–1142(75)

Masahito 1127-1192 Shirakawa II 1155–1158(77)

Norihito 1161-1181 Takakura 1168–1180(80)

Morihito 1143-1165 Nijō 1158–1165(78)

Fujiwara Masuko 1140–1201

Narihito 1139-1155 Konoe 1142–1155(76)

Morisada

Tokihito 1178-1185 Antoku 1180–1185(81)

Takahura 1180-1239 Toba II 1185–1198(82)

Yorihito 1164-1176 Rokujō 1165–1168(79)

Yutahito 1212-1234 Horikawa II 1221–1232(86)

Tamehito 1196-1231 Tsuchimikado I 1198–1210(83)

Morinari 1197-1242 Juntoku 1210–1221(84)

Mitsuhito 1231-1242 Shijō 1232–1242(87)

Kunihito 1220-1272 Saga II 1242–1246(88)

Kanenari 1218-1234 Chūkyō 1221(85)

Prince Munetaka 1242-1274 Shogun 1252-66

Hisahito 1243-1304 Fukakusa II 1246–1260(89)

Tsunehito 1249-1305 Kameyama I 1260–1274(90)

Prince Koreyasu 1264-1326 Shogun 1266-89

Hirohito 1265-1317 Fushimi I 1287–1298(92)

Prince Hisaaki 1279-1308 Shogun 1289-1308

Yohito 1267-1324 Uda II 1274–1287(91)

Tanehito 1288-1336 Fushimi II 1298–1301(93)

Tomihito 1297-1348 Hanazono I 1308–1318(95)

Prince Morikuni 1301-1333 Shogun 1308-33

Kuniharo 1285-1308 Nijō II 1301–1308(94)

Takaharu 1288-1339 Daigo II 1318–1339(96)

Kazuhito 1313-1348 Kōgon I 1332–1334

Yutahito 1322-1380 Kōmyō I 1336–1348

Noriyoshi 1328-1368 Murakami II 1339-1368(97)

Prince Morinaga 1308-1335 Shogun 1333-34

Prince Narinaga 1326-1338/1344 Shogun 1334-38

Okihito 1334-1398 Sukō 1348–1351

Iyahito 1336-1374 Kōgon II 1352–1371

Yutanari 1343-1394 Chōkei 1368–1383(98)

Hironari 1347-1424 Kameyama II 1383-1392(99)

Yoshihito shinnō 1351–1416

Ohito 1339-1393 En'yū II 1371–1382

KEY: Northern Pretender Legitimate Emperor

Sadafusa shinnō 1372–1447

Motohito 1377-1433 Komatsu II 1382-1392 1392–1412(100)

Hikohito 1419-1471 Hanazono II 1428–1464(102)

Mihito 1401-1428 Shōkō 1412–1428(101)

Fusahito 1442-1500 Tsuchimikado II 1464–1500(103)

Katsuhito 1464-1526 Kashiwabara II 1500–1526(104)

Tomohito 1497-1557 Nara II 1526–1557(105)

Michihito 1517-1593 Ōgimachi 1557–1586(106)

Prince Masahito 1552-1586

Kazuhito 1572-1617 Yōzei II 1586–1611(107)

Kokohito 1596-1680 Mizunoo II 1611–1629(108)

♀ Okiko 1624-1696 Meishō 1629-1643(109)

Tsuguhito 1633-1654 Kōmyō II 1643–1654(110)

Nagahito 1638-1685 Sai II 1655–1663(111)

Satohito 1654-1732 Reigen 1663–1687(112)

Asahito 1675-1710 Higashiyama 1687–1709(113)

Naohito shinnō 1704-1753

Yashuhito 1702-1737 Nakamikado 1709–1735(114)

Teruhito 1720-1750 Sakuramachi I 1735–1747(115)

Sukehito shinnō 1733–1794

Toohito 1741-1762 Momozono I 1747–1762(116)

♀ Toshiko 1740-1813 Sakuramachi II 1762–1771(117)

Hidehito 1758-1779 Momozono II 1771–1779(118)

Kajyūji Tadako

Morohito 1771-1840 Kōkaku 1780–1817(119)

Princess Yoshiko 1779–1846

Ayahito 1800-1846 Ninkō 1817–1846(120)

Osahito 1831-1867 Kōmei 1846–1867(121)

Mutsuhito 1852-1912 Meiji 1867–1912(122)

Yoshihito 1879-1926 Taishō 1912–1926(123)

Hirohito 1901-1989 Shōwa 1926–1989(124)

Akihito b.1933 Kinjo 1989–present(125)

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