About Prince Kadobe
Lived 650 – 745 (aged 94–95). Prince Kadobe was a Japanese poet.
Prince Kadobe (?-745) was the grandson of Prince Naga and the great-grandson of Emperor Temmu. In 739, he lost his royal status because the Emperor wanted to thin the royal ranks. Kadobe received the title Ōhara no Mahito. He served in various governorships, including the Governor of Izumo, until he became the Minister of the Treasury. Five of his tankas have been preserved in the Man'yōshū.
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Who was Prince Kadobe?
Japanese poet
When was Prince Kadobe born?
Prince Kadobe was born in 650.
When did Prince Kadobe die?
Prince Kadobe died in 745.
What was Prince Kadobe's occupation?
Prince Kadobe was a poet.
What nationality was Prince Kadobe?
Prince Kadobe was Japanese.
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