Talk:Saionji Kinmochi

Old Discussion
... I merged 'Saionji Kinmochi' and 'Saionji Kimmochi' -- and I have a sudden horrible feeling that I've done it the wrong way around. (Google thinks so too.) Can anyone tell whether this person is better known in the English literature as 'Kinmochi' or 'Kimmochi'? By Wikipedia style standards we should use Kinmochi, but if enough people will be confused by this.... --Aponar Kestrel 20:46, 2004 Aug 8 (UTC) I added the title of Prince to Saionji's name. Which, he is. Several references to buttress this, if you need it. Tlaktan 01:38, 9 December 2005 (UTC)

Minister of Education Dates
I'm wondering where these dates come from. I just read slightly different ones (i.e. 1894-96) in an article by Mark Lincicome in the Journal of Asian Studies, (May, 1999) vol.58, no. 2. p.343. --DonaldoKun 12:13, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

Sorry to barge in here but I'm not really a Wikipedia editor, just an occasional fixer. I noticed that Saionji doesn't have anything about how he died. Perhaps he became immortal and no one wrote about it here?

Thanks—tonbo0422 — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tonbo0422 (talk • contribs) 21:34, 4 September 2020 (UTC)