Hajime Shimazu child

Hajime Shimazu child (しまづはつこ, 1939 (1939) November 13 -) is Japanese former royalty. The name of the royalty era is 肇子女王. The eldest daughter of king Nagahisa Kitashirakawanomiya and princess Sachiko. An older brother has Kitashirakawa shrine way King Hisashi. In addition, empress Chief Lady-in-Waiting Takeko Hoshina who served 香淳皇后 acts as a grand-aunt.

Brief career history

I leave an Imperial register with a grandmother and mother, an older brother (1947) on October 14 in 1947 ("official daily gazette" 6226th October 14, 1947 notification Imperial Household Office notification 15th). I introduced myself as north Hajime Shirakawa child after the Imperial register secession.

It was proper recognition socially that the royalty, the nobility nominated a princess in the 30, Showa generation and was likely to be candidate princess of the Crown Prince Akihito Imperial prince at one time because it was the blood relationship of the Kitashirakawa royal house, but came from a selection object (1958) in 1958.

I married Tadahiro Shimazu of the Tamasato Shimazus afterwards. Hisanaga Shimazu and Mr. and Mrs. Takako who were both relatives visited the wedding ceremony and exchanged a speech familiarly ("Sunday daily life" article).

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