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Some historians think Himiko the first shamanic queen of Japan only appeared in an ancient Chinese historical literature called, "the history of Eastern Barbaric nations" is resting in somewhere in this historic ancient shrine. And that's why, I am very interested in this shrine now.

Some professors and anthropologists doubt existence of Yamataikoku or the queen Himiko's state, but we are still not very sure about it. Many of us still doubt the credibility of the Chinese literature about Cao Wa (the ancient name of Japan). And some of us even go further to say maybe the Chinese Wei made up the Yamataikoku or Yamadokoku story to make the ancient Northern Chinese state even more powerful or its historical achievement even bigger than it really was.

I used to believe that it existed in somewhere in Fukuoka prefecture of Japan, probably close to current day Munakata or Fukutsu city, but now I kind of think it did not exist or may have located in Kanto region of ancient Japan.

I mean no Japanese literatures or Korean literatures mentioned about the queen's state called," Yamataikoku", or Yamadokoku.

No one is still very sure about it and the real issue about this issue is that all historians and archeologists are too arrogant to allow other scientists or DNA researchers to help or support or even just participate in their research. They think they know it all, and no outside experts to join in their research team. But Historians are not biologists nor qualified anthropologists, nor DNA scientists, nor qualified geologists, so they need some of those other professionals working in other fields or genres supporting them. However, they are too narrowminded and arrogant to accept any outsiders or other kind of scientists to work in their field. So, we still have no idea where the capital city of Himiko as mentioned as Yamataikoku or Yamadokoku in the ancient Chinese Literature of Wei was located at. Or even that capital city really existed in the second century of Japan.

I now kind of believe that all of these ancient states did not exist, but some ancient Chinese historians of Wei made up the stories of these so called Himiko related stories. Cao Wei was not able to rule the entire Chinese empire but just one Northern part of that, still they wanted to call their state as the holy undefeated direct descendent or successor of the great Han dynasty. So, many times they just exaggerated their historic achievements, and if far eastern barbaric states like ancient Japan or Southmost part of Korea had contributed many gifts to the Wei emperor, then it would have made them look like the undefeated true leader of the Chinese empire.

But the reality is that their empire was just one of the three empires of China at the time of Wei existed. Also, it is very important to note that the truly unified state of China was established by the successor of Cao Wei called Western Jin.
The first emperor of the Western Jin was Sima Yan司馬炎 and he was the ground son of Sima Yi, who was the greatest general of Cao Cao of the Coa Wei.

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Taken on: November 7, 2023
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