Octagonal Kofun
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Octagonal Kofun (八角墳, hakkaku-fun) are a very rare kind of kofun.
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Many Japanese Emperors were buried in them including Empress Kōgyoku in Kengoshizuka Kofun,[1][2] Emperor Tenji in his Mausoleum,[3] and Emperor Jomei in Dannozuka Kofun[4]
From the end of the 6th century to the beginning of the 7th, the tumuli of the monarchs changed from square hōfun tumuli to octagonal hakkaku-fun tumuli.[5]
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List of Octagonal Kofun
- Ise Kofun (Fujioka City)
- Inari Kofun
- Oichi No.1 Kofun
- Kajiyama Kofun
- Kengoshizuka Kofun
- Gobyo Kofun
- Takei temple ruins
- Dannozuka Kofun
- Tsukamyojin Kofun
- Nakaoyama Kofun
- Nakayamasōen Kofun
- King Noguchi Kofun
- Mitsuya Kofun
- Yoshida Kofun
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