The progenitor of this clan received his title during the reign of Emperor Tenji and drafted the Rules and Regulations of the Three Generations as part of the Taika reforms.
One member of this clan left behind the diary "Mido Kanpakuki". The progenitor of this clan received his title during the reign of Emperor Tenji and drafted the Rules and Regulations of the Three Generations as part of the Taika reforms. This clan, which claimed descent from the god Ame-no-Koyane and whose name means "wisteria field", later split into the "Five Regent Houses". This family's power declined when the Go-Sanjo established the "Cloistered Rule" system, and one member of this family, Tadamichi, sided with emperor Go-Shirakawa during the (*) Hogen Rebellion. One member of this family had a daughter, Soshi, who was educated by Lady Murasaki, and this family maintained power by marrying their daughters to reigning emperors. The decline of this family led to a violent struggle between the Taira and Minamoto in the Genpei war. For 10 points, name this influential Japanese clan who dominated court politics during the Heian period.
One member of this clan left behind the diary "Mido Kanpakuki".
{Fujiwara} family