Takatsukasa Fuyunori (1295 - 27 February 1337; 鷹司 冬教) was Chancellor of Japan in the apex of his career. He was the last Chancellor before the Kenmu Restoration.
Takatsukasa Fuyunori was born into the Takatsukasa clan, a branch of the Fujiwara clan, as the son of Takatsukasa Mototada. He thus may be called Fujiwara Fuyunori in old texts.
In 1327, Takatsukasa Fuyunori became head of the Takatsukasa clan when his older brother, Takatsukasa Fuyuhira, died. In the first lunar month in 1330, he replaced Konoe Tsunetada as Chancellor of Japan. In the tenth lunar month of 1334, he no longer had the title of Chancellor, but was made Minister of the Right, and the following year, was transferred to become Minister of the Left. He associated himself with Emperor Kōgon. Takatsukasa Fuyunori died in 1337.
His tenure as Minister of the Interior lasted from 1322 to 1324; in that title, he was preceded by Ōimikado Fuyuuji and succeeded by Saionji Sanehira.
His tenure as Minister of the Left lasted from 1324 to 1331; in that title, he was preceded by Tōin Saneyasu and succeeded by Konoe Mototsugu.
His tenure as Chancellor lasted from 1330 to 1333; in that title, he was preceded by Konoe Tsunetada and succeeded by Konoe Tsunetada.[DNHS-377]
His tenure as Minister of the Right lasted from 1334 to 1335; in that title, he was preceded by Konoe Tsunetada and succeeded by Tōin Kinkata.
His tenure as Minister of the Left lasted from 1335 to 1336; in that title, he was preceded by Nijō Michihira and succeeded by Konoe Tsunetada.
《日本國史略：後醍醐天皇紀》 《太平記：巻第五》