There is a view that, as a result, certain names based on Buddhism such as Konrin Joo (gold-wheel-turning king) and Juzen no kimi (literally, man with the ten good acts) became synonyms for the emperor and rituals such as sokuikanjo were introduced into the enthronement ceremony.
その結果、金輪聖王や十善の君などといった仏教的な名称が天皇の別称とされるようになり、即位式の中にも即位灌頂のような儀式が取り入れられるようになったとの説がある。