The editor of the Chronicles of Japan, moreover, introduced other origins of place names with regards to the eastern expedition of the Sumera-mikoto. He described that the place where the soldiers of the Sumera-mikoto yelled war cries came to called Take-da, the place where they built a fortress Ki-da and the place where killed enemies rested their heads on their own arms as pillows Tura-maki-ta. Take means “yelling,” Ki “fortress,” Tura “head” and Maki “pillow” in ancient Japanese respectively.
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