What was the Taishō period?
Q: What was the Taishō period?
A: The Taishō period was a Japanese era between Meiji and Shōwa, from July 30, 1912, to December 25, 1926.
Q: Who was the emperor during the Taishō period?
A: Emperor Taishō-tennō was the emperor during the Taishō period.
Q: What does the nengō Taishō mean?
A: The nengō Taishō means "Great Justice" or "Great Righteousness".
Q: How long did the Taishō period last?
A: The Taishō period lasted for 14 years, from July 30, 1912, to December 25, 1926.
Q: What is a nengō in Japanese history?
A: A nengō is a year name used in Japanese history to mark the reign of an emperor.
Q: What came before the Taishō period?
A: The Meiji era came before the Taishō period.
Q: What came after the Taishō period?
A: The Shōwa era came after the Taishō period.
