Omikeno - Omikeno

Japanese: 近江毛野 - おうみのけぬ

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[Died] Emperor Keitai 24th year (530). An ancient military commander of Tsushima. In the 21st year of his reign (527), he led 60,000 soldiers to Mimana in Korea to recover his former territories that had been annexed by Silla, but was prevented from doing so by the Iwai Rebellion in Kyushu on the way, and in the 23rd year of the same year, he crossed over to Korea. First, he restored the two former territories of Nankara and Tokukoton, but his strategy was a mistake and earned him the animosity of Baekje. Next, by imperial order, he made an alliance with the kings of Mimana, Silla, and Baekje, and tried to get them to swear to stop advancing into Mimana, but failed, and Silla invaded again. He stayed in Kusamura and was involved in politics, but he made many mistakes, and his faults were reported to Japan twice from the area, and the king of Mimana attacked Keno together with Baekje and Silla. He died of an illness on the way back to Japan on Tsushima.

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Japanese:

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[没]継体24(530).対島
古代の武将。継体 21 (527) 年，6万の兵を率いて朝鮮の任那におもむき，新羅に併合された旧地を回復しようとしたが，途中，九州で磐井の乱にあってはばまれ，同 23年朝鮮に渡った。まず旧地の南加羅，喙己呑 (とくことん) の2国を復興させたが，策を誤り，百済の反感を買った。次いで勅命により，任那，新羅，百済の諸王と会盟し，任那への進出停止を誓わせようとしたが失敗して，新羅によりさらに侵略された。彼は久斯牟羅に駐留して政治にあたったが，失政が多く，2回にわたり現地からその非が日本に報じられ，任那王も百済，新羅とともに毛野を攻めた。帰国途上，対馬で病死。

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