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su nombre personal era mihito, primero escrito 躬仁, y luego como 実仁.
==genealogy==his personal name was mihito (iniitally written as 躬仁, and later written as 実仁).
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* consorte: motoko (資子) hija de hino sukekuni (日野資国)** primer hijo: príncipe imperial mihito (実仁親王) (emperador shōkō)** segundo hijo: ogawa-no-miya (小川宮) (príncipe heredero del emperador shōkō)** primera hija: princesa riei** hijo adoptivo: príncipe hikohito (彦仁王), hijo del príncipe imperial sadafusa, príncipe fushimi (伏見宮貞成親王), nieto del pretendiente del norte emperador sukō, se convirtió en el emperador go-hanazono* consorte: desconocida (la hija de un criado de la corte del sur)** ikkyū sōjun (famoso monje budista)== nombre ==fue nombrado después emperador kōkō, quien tenía el nombre alternativo komatsu, debido a que ambos retornaron al trono a sus familias, en el caso del emperador go-komatsu, derrotando a sus rivales de la corte del sur, y en el caso del emperor koko, sucediendo al nieto de su hermano mayor, el emperador yōzei.
* consort: sukeko (資子) daughter of hino sukekuni (日野資国)** first son: imperial prince mihito (実仁親王) (emperor shōkō)** second son: ogawa-no-miya (小川宮) (emperor shōkō's crown prince)** first daughter: princess riei** adopted son: prince hikohito (彦仁王), son of imperial prince sadafusa, prince fushimi (伏見宮貞成親王), grandson of the northern pretender emperor sukō, became emperor go-hanazono* consort: unknown (the daughter of a retainer from the southern court)** ikkyū sōjunhe was named after emperor kōkō, who had the alternate name komatsu, because they both returned the throne to their families, in the case of emperor go-komatsu, by defeating his southern court rivals, and in the case of emperor kōkō, by succeeding his elder brother's grandson, emperor yōzei.
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