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Soga no Umako (;
551? -
June 19,
626), the son of
Soga no Iname and the strongest member of
Soga clan of
Japan, conducted political reforms with
Prince Shotoku during the rules of
Emperor Bidatsu and
Empress Suiko, and established Soga clan's stronghold in the government by having his daughter married with members of the royal family. According to
Nihongi and the Suiko section of Fusō-ryakuki (compiled by the monk Kōen during the early thirteenth century), the records say that, on January 15, 593, when relics of Buddha were deposited inside the foundation stone under the pillar of a pagoda at
Asuka-dera, the Great Minister Soga Umako, together with hundred people, had appeared wearing Paekche clothes, and the spectators were very much delighted.
Ishibutai Kofun is believed to be the tomb of
Soga no Umako.
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