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The Japanese imperial family

Six public generations of the world’s oldest continuing hereditary monarchy, from Emperor Meiji through Shōwa, Akihito, Naruhito, and the Akishino children.

40 people · 6 generations

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Blood only Houses

Each dashed frame is one household — parents and the children they share. Someone who grew up in one house and heads another sits in both.

Tree Household
1869 1900 1924 1928 1930 1941 1959 1964 1984 1993 1990 2005 2021
··· Haruko of Japan
1849–1914
··· Mutsuhito of Japan
1852–1912
··· Father-in-law Yoshihito of Japan
1879–1926
··· Mother-in-law Sadako of Japan
1884–1951
··· Husband Hirohito of Japan
1901–1989
··· Nagako of Japan
1903–2000
··· Brother-in-law Yasuhito of Japan
1902–1953
··· Setsuko of Japan
1909–1995
··· Brother-in-law Nobuhito of Japan
1905–1987
··· Kikuko of Japan
1911–2004
··· Brother-in-law Takahito of Japan
1915–2016
··· Yuriko of Japan
b. 1923
··· Daughter Shigeko Higashikuni
1925–1961
··· Daughter Kazuko Takatsukasa
1929–1989
··· Daughter Atsuko Ikeda
b. 1931
··· Son Akihito of Japan
b. 1933
··· Daughter-in-law Michiko Shōda
b. 1934
··· Son Masahito of Japan
b. 1935
··· Daughter-in-law Hanako of Japan
b. 1940
··· Daughter Takako Shimazu
b. 1939
··· Yasuko Konoe
b. 1944
··· Tomohito of Japan
1946–2012
··· Yoshihito of Japan
1948–2014
··· Masako Sen
b. 1951
··· Hisako of Japan
b. 1953
··· Norihito of Japan
1954–2002
··· Grandson Naruhito of Japan
b. 1960
··· Daughter-in-law Masako Owada
b. 1963
··· Grandson Fumihito of Japan
b. 1965
··· Daughter-in-law Kiko of Japan
b. 1966
··· Son-in-law Yoshiki Kuroda
b. 1965
··· Granddaughter Sayako Kuroda
b. 1969
··· Tsuguko of Japan
b. 1986
··· Noriko Senge
b. 1988
··· Ayako Moriya
b. 1990
··· Kei Komuro
b. 1991
··· Mako Komuro
b. 1991
··· Kako of Japan
b. 1994
··· Aiko of Japan
b. 2001
··· Hisahito of Japan
b. 2006

Nagako of Japan

1903–2000 · Woman

Pick someone on this tree. Kindomus names how they belong to Nagako of Japan and walks the names in between.

The Japanese imperial family