Bun'ei (文永): Japanese era name, 1264–1275 Bun'ei Bun'ei (1264–1275) was a Japanese nengō spanning the reigns of Emperors Kameyama and Go-Uda. It is best known for the 1274 Mongol invasion (the Bun'ei no eki) and developments unde…
Bunmei (Japanese era, 1469–1487) Bunmei Bunmei (文明) was a Japanese era name from April 1469 to July 1487 during the reign of Emperor Go-Tsuchimikado, spanning the late Ōnin War and a period of political fragmentation and…
Bunshō: a brief Japanese era (1466–1467) Bunshō Bunshō (文正) was a short Japanese era name lasting February 1466 to March 1467, in the late Muromachi period under Emperor Go‑Tsuchimikado and during Ashikaga Yoshimasa's shogunate.
Chōhō (Japanese era, 999–1004) Chōhō (era) Chōhō was a Japanese era (nengō) lasting from January 999 to July 1004 during the Heian period, under Emperor Ichijō. It followed Chōtoku and preceded Kankō and reflects court poli…
Chōtoku: Japanese era from 995 to 999 Chōtoku Chōtoku (995–999 CE) was a Japanese era name (nengō) during Emperor Ichijō's reign in the Heian period. This article summarizes its dates, context, and significance within court ch…
