Database: Yamashiro - Revision history

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the [[Yodo River\|Yodo]]. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

	[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.		[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} (~~{{Wiki\|~~Nara ~~(city)\|Nara}}~~) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital ~~Heijo~~-~~kyo~~ ({{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}}) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, Heian-~~kyo~~ (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ({{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}}) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as Mount Hiei, the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and Mount Kurama. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to feng-shui, [[China\|Chinese]] geomancy). The northeast was populated by tengu, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

	[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.		[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.

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	Yamashiro constitutes one of the provinces of Kinai, at the center of which is the capital, Kyoto. The former capital Heijo-kyo (Nara) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in in Nagaoka in the south of Yamashiro, Heian-kyo (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[File:ACSH DB Yamashiro.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
			[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital Heijo-kyo ({{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}}) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, Heian-kyo (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the Kamo and the Katsura, which converge south of the capital and flow into the Yodo. There are famous monasteries, such as Mount Hiei, the center of Tendai Buddhism, and Mount Kurama. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to feng-shui, Chinese geomancy). The northeast was populated by tengu, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as Mount Hiei, the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and Mount Kurama. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to feng-shui, [[China\|Chinese]] geomancy). The northeast was populated by tengu, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

	Hideyoshi had Fushimi Castle built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the Takase-gawa canal, allowed for a faster connection between the port of Osaka and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.		[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.
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Yamashiro constitutes one of the provinces of Kinai, at the center of which is the capital, Kyoto. The former capital Heijo-kyo (Nara) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in in Nagaoka in the south of Yamashiro, Heian-kyo (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the Kamo and the Katsura, which converge south of the capital and flow into the Yodo. There are famous monasteries, such as Mount Hiei, the center of Tendai Buddhism, and Mount Kurama. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to feng-shui, Chinese geomancy). The northeast was populated by tengu, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

Hideyoshi had Fushimi Castle built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the Takase-gawa canal, allowed for a faster connection between the port of Osaka and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.
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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ([[Nara]]) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the [[Yodo River\|Yodo]]. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

	[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.		[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.

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	[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital ~~Heijo~~-~~kyo~~ ({{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}}) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, Heian-~~kyo~~ (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.		[[Yamashiro]] constitutes one of the provinces of {{Wiki\|Kinai}}, at the center of which is the capital, [[Kyoto]]. The former capital {{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}} ({{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}}) was abandoned in 784, and after an interlude of ten years where the court settled in {{Wiki\|Nagaoka, Niigata\|Nagaoka}} in the south of Yamashiro, {{Wiki\|Heian-kyō}} (Kyoto) was founded in 794. As a result, this province is a significant political center for the country.

	Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as Mount Hiei, the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and Mount Kurama. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to feng-shui, [[China\|Chinese]] geomancy). The northeast was populated by tengu, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.		Yamashiro is geographically divided between the plain of Kyoto, which continues south toward the sea, a rice growing and populated region, and the entire northern part of the province covered with mountains and forests which is snow-covered for part of the winter and sparsely populated. The province is crossed by two main rivers, the {{Wiki\|Kamo River\|Kamo}} and the {{Wiki\|Katsura River\|Katsura}}, which converge south of the capital and flow into the {{Wiki\|Yodo River\|Yodo}}. There are famous monasteries, such as [[Mount Hiei]], the center of {{Wiki\|Tendai}} [[Buddhism]], and {{Wiki\|Mount Kurama}}. Mount Kurama was built to protect Kyoto from bad influences emerging from the northeast (according to {{Wiki\|feng shui}}, [[China\|Chinese]] {{Wiki\|geomancy}}). The northeast was populated by {{Wiki\|tengu}}, fantastic beings living in the Japanese mountains and legendary creatures of popular religion who come to persecute the living.

	[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.		[[Toyotomi Hideyoshi\|Hideyoshi]] had {{Wiki\|Fushimi Castle}} built in the southern suburbs of Kyoto, where he resided from 1594 until his death. Around Fushimi, an agglomeration developed. The development works carried out by Hideyoshi, as well as digging the {{Wiki\|Takase River\|Takase-gawa canal}}, allowed for a faster connection between the port of [[Osaka]] and Kyoto. As a result, Fushimi was made the port of the capital and contributed to the improved connection between the two main cities, that were forty kilometers apart.