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Fujiwara Kaneko Rose From the Position of Wet Nurse to Emperor Gotoba to Hold a Dialogue with Hojo Masako - She Influenced Kamakura and Kyoto
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Hiki no Ama, who supported the exiled Minamoto no Yoritomo and appeared as an important character in the historical drama "The Thirteen Lords of the Kamakura," portrayed the role of her "wet nurse" in a very striking way. Historically, powerful figures of the time also climbed the ladder of success with the support of many women. Emperor Go-Toba was at the pinnacle of this hierarchy in Kyoto. His wet nurse, Fujiwara no Kaneko, supported him, and…
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