Many thanks for the information. It was Tomoko Naishinno who I was doing the research on.

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: Doyu Nyudo Shinno was the 7th son of Emperor
: Go-Sai by Umekoji Sadako, Rokujo no Tsubone.
: He was born 9 Nov 1670. Originally named
: Yo no Miya, he was appointed Head of the
: Shogoin Temple, Kyoto 1675, received the
: title of Shinno 31 Dec 1680 taking the name
: Munenori. He entered holy orders 16 Jan
: 1681 and assumed the religious name Doyu.
: He was raised to Nihon rank 26 Mar 1687 and
: died unmarried at the Shogoin Temple 16 Jan
: 1691. He was buried in the Shogoin no Miya
: Cemetery, Shirakawa and given the posthumous
: Buddhist name Joshinji.
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: I am not aware of Emperor Go-Sai having a
: daughter called Tomiko Naishinno. He did
: have a daughter called Tomoko. She was the
: Emperor�fs eldest child and the elder of his
: two children by his consort Akiko
: (1633-1680), elder daughter of Takamatsu no
: Miya Yoshihito Shinno. Tomoko Naishinno,
: was born 20 July 1654; originally named Yao
: no Miya, she received the title of Naishinno
: 10 Sept 1686 and died unmarried 15 Jan 1687.
: She was buried at the Ryukoin, Daitokuji
: Temple and given the posthumous name
: Shojokan'in.
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: Emperor Go-Sai�fs half-brother Emperor
: Reigen did have a daughter called Tomiko
: Naishinno (1676-1707) who married Fushimi no
: Miya Kuninaga Shinno, 14th Fushimi no Miya
: (1676-1726) so possibly there is some
: confusion between the two.
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: I am trying to find dates on Imperial
: Princess
: Tomiko and Imperial Prince Doyu both
: children of Emperor Gosai 1637-1685. Could
: anyone help me?
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