Nara Pref.
Hill-form tumulus
IHA imperial tomb
Kataoka-no-Iwatsuki-no-Oka-Kita-no-Misasagi
Also known as: Mausoleum of Emperor Buretsu (North)
| Location | Nara Pref. |
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| Shape | Hill-form tumulus |
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| Period | Around the early 6th century (inferred from the attributed ruler) |
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| Designation | Imperial Mausoleum (IHA) |
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| IHA designation | IHA-managed (no public entry) |
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Overview
The IHA-designated site at Imaizumi, Kashiba. The IHA's official form is a natural hill; its size and date are unknown.
Finds & research
Burial facilities and grave goods are unknown.
Two views on the occupant
Archaeological view
The IHA's official form is a natural hill; current official documentation does not establish its archaeological size or date.
Imperial Household Agency view
Managed by the IHA as Emperor Buretsu's Kataoka-Iwatsuki North Mausoleum; the official form is a natural-hill form.
Field notes
Worship is generally available year-round from 08:30 to 17:00; follow IHA guidance.
Sources
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