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*Monou district 桃生郡
*Monou district 桃生郡
*Ônuma district 大沼郡
*Ônuma district 大沼郡
==Battles in Mutsu province==
* [[Battle of Hitadori]] ([[1585]])
==History==
==History==
Similar uprisings followed, and Tamo-no-kimi Aterui took up the leadership of this resistance. In 789, Aterui defeated a larger force at the Battle of Kitakami River, and remained at-large until 801, when he was defeated by [[Sakanoue Tamuramaro]]. Fighting continued until a court edict in 805, with one last campaign in 811, after which the pacification of the area was considered complete by Imperial edict. Emishi chieftains continued to manage districts in the province through at least the 9th century, as the Emishi were incorporated into the larger Japanese polity under the [[Ritsuryo]] system of government.
Similar uprisings followed, and Tamo-no-kimi Aterui took up the leadership of this resistance. In 789, Aterui defeated a larger force at the Battle of Kitakami River, and remained at-large until 801, when he was defeated by [[Sakanoue Tamuramaro]]. Fighting continued until a court edict in 805, with one last campaign in 811, after which the pacification of the area was considered complete by Imperial edict. Emishi chieftains continued to manage districts in the province through at least the 9th century, as the Emishi were incorporated into the larger Japanese polity under the [[Ritsuryo]] system of government.
==References==
==References==
