- 後醍醐天皇
- ごだいごてんのう【後醍醐天皇】(1288-1339) 第九六代天皇（在位 1318-1339）。 名は尊治。 後宇多天皇の皇子。 親政を企てて正中の変・元弘の変に敗れ， 隠岐に流された。 1333年脱出し， 新田義貞・足利尊氏らの支援で鎌倉幕府を滅ぼして建武新政権を樹立。 のち公武の不和から親政は失敗し， 尊氏らも離反， 36年吉野に移り南朝を立てた。
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