The designated tomb of Prince Oyamamori at Horencho, Nara. The chronicle tale of the Uji River is historical tradition, distinct from the tomb's unresolved archaeology.
Finds & research
Burial facility and finds are unknown in the public record.
Two views on the occupant
Archaeological view
Designated by the IHA as the tomb of Prince Oyamamori, son of Emperor Ojin. Its archaeological form, size, date, burial facility, and finds are not established in the public sources checked.
Imperial Household Agency view
Managed by the IHA as the Narayama Tomb of Prince Oyamamori, son of Emperor Ojin, who the chronicles say drowned in the Uji River contesting the throne against Prince Uji-no-Wakiiratsuko (id:677). An oratory stands deep in the residential block.