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The 14 pages that link to Fujiwara clan, each with the reason it gives.

• The Tale of GenjiRelated: Murasaki Shikibu’s life and court access were connected to Fujiwara power.

• Emperor ShōmuNarrower topic: Fujiwara relatives occupied key court positions and shaped the political setting of Shōmu’s early reign.

• Taira clanCompared with: The Taira adapted the Fujiwara strategy of marrying daughters into the imperial family.

• Fujiwara no NakamaroNarrower topic: Nakamaro’s authority grew from his standing within this powerful court family.

• Empress KōkenRelated: Fujiwara patrons and rivals shaped the court politics surrounding Kōken’s succession.

• Fujiwara regencyNarrower topic: The regency was the clan’s principal method of governing without claiming the throne.

• Hōgen RebellionRelated: Fujiwara factional competition shaped the court environment in which the succession dispute erupted.

• Soga clanRelated: The Fujiwara rose from the coalition that ended Soga dominance.

• Fumimaro KonoeNarrower topic: Konoe belonged to a branch of this ancient court family.

• Nara PrefectureRelated: The clan sponsored major temples and helped shape the region’s courtly history.

• Tenpyō-shōhōNarrower topic: Its court influence shaped succession and power struggles during this reign.

• Ten'anRelated: Fujiwara court influence shaped the political world in which Ten'an unfolded.

• KemariNarrower topic: Fujiwara nobles were among the courtly circles in which kemari flourished.

• ŌwaNarrower topic: The clan’s growing court influence shaped the political setting of Ōwa.