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Rokuhara Tandai (六波羅探題) was the name for the
chiefs
of the
Kamakura shogunate in
Kyoto whose agency kept responsibility for security in
Kinai and judical affairs on western
Japan, and negotiated with the
imperial court.
Rokuhara Tandai was set up after the
Jokyu Incident in 1221. The two chiefs were called Kitakata (北方) and
Minamikata (南方). Kitakata was higher-ranking than Minamikata. Like
shikken and
rensho, both posts were monopolized by the
Hojo clan. The agency was destroyed with the fall of Kamakura
shogunate in 1333.
List of Rokuhara Tandai
Kitakata
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Hojo Yasutoki (r.
1221-1224)
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Hojo Tokiuji (r.
1224-1230)
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Hojo Shigetoki (r.
1230-1247)
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Hojo Nagatoki (r.
1247-1256)
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Hojo Tokimochi (r.
1256-1270)
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Hojo Yoshimune (r.
1271-1276)
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Hojo Tokimura (r.
1277-1287)
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Hojo Kanetoki (r.
1287-1293)
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Hojo Hisatoki (r.
1293-1297)
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Hojo Munekata (r.
1297-1300)
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Hojo Mototoki (r.
1301-1303)
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Hojo Tokinori (r.
1303-1307)
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Hojo Sadaaki (r.
1311-1314)
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Hojo Tokiatsu (r.
1315-1320)
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Hojo Norisada (r.
1321-1330)
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Hojo Nakatoki (r.
1330-1333)
Mimamikata
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Hojo Tokifusa (r.
1221-1225)
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Hojo Tokimori (r.
1224-1242)
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Hojo Tokisuke (r.
1264-1272)
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Hojo Tokikuni (r.
1277-1284)
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Hojo Kanetoki (r.
1284-1287)
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Hojo Morifusa (r.
1288-1297)
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Hojo Munenobu (r.
1297-1302)
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Hojo Sadaaki (r.
1302-1308)
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Hojo Sadafusa (r.
1308-1309)
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Hojo Tokiatsu (r.
1311-1315)
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Hojo Koresada (r.
1315-1324)
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Hojo Sadayuki (r.
1324-1330)
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Hojo Tokimasu (r.
1330-1333)
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