Princess Kibitsu-Hime
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Summary
Princess Kibitsu-Hime is a human[1]. She died on October 28, 643[2]. She is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
Key Facts
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime died on October 28, 643[2].
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime is buried at Kanazuka Kofun[4].
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime's father was Imperial Prince Sakurai[5].
- Among Princess Kibitsu-Hime's spouses was Chinu[6].
- A child of Princess Kibitsu-Hime was Kōgyoku[7].
- A child of Princess Kibitsu-Hime was Kōtoku[8].
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime is recorded as female[9].
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Princess Kibitsu-Hime's noble title is recorded as princess[11].
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Origins and Family
Princess Kibitsu-Hime's father was Imperial Prince Sakurai[5].
Personal Life
Princess Kibitsu-Hime was married to Chinu[6]. Children include Kōgyoku[7], a monarch[12], 0594–0661[13], of Japan[14] and Kōtoku[8], a ruler[15], 0596–0654[16], of Japan[17].
Death and Burial
Princess Kibitsu-Hime died on October 28, 643[2]. Burial took place at Kanazuka Kofun[4].
Why It Matters
Princess Kibitsu-Hime is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
FAQs
Who were Princess Kibitsu-Hime's parents?
Princess Kibitsu-Hime's father was Imperial Prince Sakurai[5].
Who was Princess Kibitsu-Hime married to?
Princess Kibitsu-Hime's spouses include Chinu[6].