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Cases about people recorded as shinto. A religion appears where Wikidata or the person's Wikipedia biography records one, for the person the case is about. Each case shows its source. A case with no record shows none.
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- 2021Japan's Princess Mako refused a ¥140 million payout to marry a commoner and lost her royal statusWikipedia (English) and 1 more
- 1970Mishima's widow boycotted Paul Schrader's 1985 film, and his children won a copyright suit over his lettersavclub.com and 2 more
- 1948US Army papers show Hideki Tojo's ashes were scattered over the Pacific in 1948wjla.com and 4 more
- 1598Hideyoshi took over Nobunaga's house by backing a two-year-old heir, and after he died Tokugawa Ieyasu did the same to his own five-year-old sonkotobank.jp and 5 more
- 1595Hideyoshi's adopted heir was forced to kill himself after a son was born, and 39 of his wives, children and servants were beheaded in Kyotokyohaku.go.jp and 3 more
- 1591Hideyoshi ordered his tea master to kill himself in 1591, and the Sen family won back the name that three tea houses still carrynippon.com and 4 more