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Emperor Kammu is buried in [[Fushimi]]; just over 1100 years later, in [[1912]], the tomb of [[Emperor Meiji]] was established nearby.

Emperor Kammu is buried in [[Fushimi]]; just over 1100 years later, in [[1912]], the tomb of [[Emperor Meiji]] was established nearby.

Among his sons were his successor, [[Emperor Heizei]], and [[Iyo-shinno|Prince Iyo]], from whom the [[Kono clan|Kôno clan]] claimed descent.

Among his sons were his successor, [[Emperor Heizei]]; [[Prince Kazurahara]], from whom the [[Kammu Heishi]] ([[Taira clan]]) claimed descent; and [[Iyo-shinno|Prince Iyo]], from whom the [[Kono clan|Kôno clan]] claimed descent.

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