Maco, Princess Masaxi
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| Relation to present Emperor: | Aunt |
| Imperial Ancestry: | Granddaughter of Emperor Saisei |
| Date of birth: | Saisei 33, Xitxigaçu 3 August 8, 1984 |
| Place of birth: | Quiòto |
| Profession: | Student |
Her Imperial Highness Maco, Princess Masaxi was formerly the heiress-presumptive to the throne of Japan, the sister of Empress Gacudai, until the birth of her nephews. She is currently Regent, and succeeded Gacudai to the titles of First Citizen of Ezo and President of the East Asian Federation. She is the second daughter of the slain former Crown Prince. She is currently attending Quiòto Imperial University. She had originally planned to double-major in theater and fine arts, but has changed to political science, though she continues to minor in art, and is generally considered a rather accomplished artist
In her youth, she was known to host many wild parties in her wing of the Imperial Palace, and had often stated a reluctance to accept her position as heir-presumptive.
Despite this reputation for wildness, however, Her Highness is blessed with a great intelligence. Hataqueda Tomohico, a well-known biographer of the Imperial Family, believed that she will surprise her critics if given a position of responsibility, which she began to show during her sister's reign.
Rumors
Princess Masaxi is a perennial favorite of the tabloids, who have frequently connected her with one or another celebrity, both male and female. Two years ago, one tabloid reported that she had become pregnant. The tabloid was required to pay 100,000 lò for libel.
| Preceded by: Yasuhito (1920-1922) | Imperial Regent 2006– | Succeeded by: Incumbent |
| Preceded by: Empress Gacudai |  First Citizen of Ezo 2006– | Heiress-Presumptive: Queico, Princess Çubaqui |
 President of East Asian Federation 2006– |
| Preceded by: Prince Nolihito | Succession to the Chrysanthemum Throne | Followed by: Queico, Princess Çubaqui |
