Eras of Go-Hanazono's Reign
The years of Go-Hanozono's reign are more specifically identified by more than one era name or nengō. Go-Hanazono's reign is almost unique because of its eight successive eras; and only the turbulent years of Emperor Go-Daigo's reign included as many eras.
- Shōchō (1428–1429)
- Eikyō (1429–1441)
- Kakitsu (1441–1444)
- Bun'an (1444–1449)
- Hōtoku (1449–1452)
- Kyōtoku (1452–1455)
- Kōshō (1455–1457)
- Chōroku (1457–1460)
- Kanshō (1460–1466)
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