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大野東人
A Nara-period official and military commander. The Tagajo Stele records that he established Tagajo in 724. As inspector-general and commander of the frontier garrison in Mutsu Province, he pushed the imperial court's control of northeastern Japan.
According to the Shoku Nihongi chronicle, in 737 he led troops across the Ou Mountains to open a direct route from Tagajo to Dewa Province on the Sea of Japan side.
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Tagajō, Miyagi
多賀城
In a small hall beside the south gate stands a stone that still announces, in its own carved words, that this "castle" was founded in 724.
established Tagajo (724)Record source: article
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Tagajō, Miyagi
多賀城
In a small hall beside the south gate stands a stone that still announces, in its own carved words, that this "castle" was founded in 724.
BuiltRecord source: jokaku
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Chiba
土気城
LordRecord source: wikipedia
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