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The Harima dynasty is a theory proposed by Hidehiro Okada to classify the period of Japan's ancient history. The Wakoku dynasty was based in the Asuka region of Nara Prefecture. It consisted of three generations: the brothers Emperor Kenzō and Emperor Ninken, who were "discovered" in Harima, and Emperor Buretsu, the son of Emperor Ninken.