Region: Japan · Coordinates: 35.211, 136.124 · 5 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 485 | Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan) | In the second month of the first year of Emperor Kenzō, he gathers the elders and asks; Okime knows where her father-king's bones are buried, so they go to Ōmi province to search |
| AD 667 | Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan) | In the third month of year 6, the capital was moved to Ōmi; the people did not want it, and many spoke against it and fires broke out. |
| AD 671 | Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan) | In the fourth month of year 10, a tower was set up at Shindai and the hour was first announced by bell and drum. |
| AD 1180 | Azuma Kagami (Mirror of the East) | On the 1st day of the 12th month, Taira no Tomomori came down to Ōmi with several thousand imperial troops and fought the Minamoto there, including Yamamoto Yoshitsune and Kashiwagi Yoshikane. Yoshitsune and the others fought with their lives at stake, but Tomomori set fire to their residences and the Minamoto houses, and Yoshitsune and Yoshikane fled. |
| AD 1185 | Azuma Kagami (Mirror of the East) | (1185) On the 21st day of the 6th month, in the hour of the Rabbit, Yoshitsune reached Shinohara-shuku in Ōmi, where he had Tachibana Mimasa Kimitada behead the former Naidaijin (Munemori). Then at Nojiguchi he had Hori Yatarō Kagemitsu behead the former Udai-Kingo (Kiyomune). It is said that the monk Honshō of Ōhara, a close friend of the father and son, came to them, and the two resolved their resentments and sought the Pure Land. Shigehira also entered the capital that day. |