Emperors of Japan - Logic Grid Puzzle

Clues
Answer

1. Exactly one of the cities is in the prefecture with its same initial.
2. Empress Jito lived right before the capital was moved to Koka.
3. Emperor Konin moved the capital to Nagaoka, or into the prefecture of Shiga.
4. The Niigata prefecture was chosen by Konin or Kanmu.
5. Emperor Shomu moved the capital in 742 or 794. He didn't choose Fujiwara nor Heian.
6. The Yamato prefecture was chosen in 694 or 794.
7. The city of Heian isn't in Yamato, and it wasn't chosen in 781.
8. Emperor Konin followed right after the emperor which moved the capital to Koka.
9. Fujiwara was chosen in 794 or by empress Jito.
10. Kyoto and Niigata have been chosen consecutively somehow.

1. Exactly one of the cities is in the prefecture with its same initial.
2. Empress Jito lived right before the capital was moved to Koka.
3. Emperor Konin moved the capital to Nagaoka, or into the prefecture of Shiga.
4. The Niigata prefecture was chosen by Konin or Kanmu.
5. Emperor Shomu moved the capital in 742 or 794. He didn't choose Fujiwara nor Heian.
6. The Yamato prefecture was chosen in 694 or 794.
7. The city of Heian isn't in Yamato, and it wasn't chosen in 781.
8. Emperor Konin followed right after the emperor which moved the capital to Koka.
9. Fujiwara was chosen in 794 or by empress Jito.
10. Kyoto and Niigata have been chosen consecutively somehow.

Observation: This table is automatically filled accordingly to the grid.

How to play

Start by reading all the clues;
Find the most basic clues and use the grid to mark them on it;
Use logic deduction to find propositions that are not explicit;
Click on a clue to mark it as used;
The answer table is filled automatically.

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