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Abe no Seimei had at least two sons who were also onmyoji--[[Abe no Yoshihira|Yoshihira]] and [[Abe no Yoshimasa|Yoshimasa]].
Abe no Seimei had at least two sons who were also onmyoji--[[Abe no Yoshihira|Yoshihira]] and [[Abe no Yoshimasa|Yoshimasa]].
The traditions of the [[Tsuchimikado]]<ref>The Tsuchimikado family descended from Abe no Seimei, who had a residence on Tsuchimikado avenue in the capital</ref> (''Tsuchimikado-ke Kiroku'' 土御門家記録) claim that Abe no Seimei died in 1005.
The traditions of the [[Tsuchimikado]]<ref>The Tsuchimikado family descended from Abe no Seimei, who had a residence on Tsuchimikado avenue in the capital</ref> (''Tsuchimikado-ke Kiroku'' 土御門家記録) claim that Abe no Seimei died in 1005.
Seimei is said to be buried at [[Seimei Shrine]] in Kyoto.<ref>"[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8083214 Abe no Seimei]," FindaGrave.com, 2003.</ref>
==Legend==
==Legend==