Jimmu established the capital at [[Kashihara|Kashiwara]] (Kashiwabara) 橿原, which is located near Mount Unebi in [[Yamato province]].<ref>Posonby-Fane, Richard A. (1979). ''Imperial cities: The capitals of Japan from the oldest times until 1229''. Washington, DC: University Publications of America, Inc. Page 14.</ref> Today, [[Kashihara Shrine]] stands atop Mt. Unebi, a short distance from Unebi-yama-no-misasagi, a [[kofun|tomb mound]] said to be that of Emperor Jimmu. | Jimmu established the capital at [[Kashihara|Kashiwara]] (Kashiwabara) 橿原, which is located near Mount Unebi in [[Yamato province]].<ref>Posonby-Fane, Richard A. (1979). ''Imperial cities: The capitals of Japan from the oldest times until 1229''. Washington, DC: University Publications of America, Inc. Page 14.</ref> Today, [[Kashihara Shrine]] stands atop Mt. Unebi, a short distance from Unebi-yama-no-misasagi, a [[kofun|tomb mound]] said to be that of Emperor Jimmu. |