- 斉明天皇
- さいめいてんのう【斉明天皇】(594-661) 日本書紀で第三七代天皇（在位 655-661）の漢風諡号(シゴウ)。 第三五代皇極天皇の重祚(チヨウソ)。 皇居は飛鳥板蓋宮(アスカイタブキノミヤ)， のち飛鳥岡本宮。 百済(クダラ)救援軍を率いて九州に下り， 筑紫朝倉宮で病死。
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斉明天皇
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