HEIJYO-KYO MACBETH "AMAKASHINO-OKA"/『甘樫丘』平城京マクベス

In 710, to relocate the capital to Heijyo-kyo, Empress Genmei ascended the throne in Fujiwara-kyo , and preparations progressed. Tracks: "JINSHIN -Conclusion-" "ARIA OF ORIHIME" "SUSA"

In 730, Otomo no Tabito and Yamanoue no Okura in Dazaifu were holding a plum blossom poetry banquet. After the death of Prince Nagaya, Tabito had exchanged letters and poems with Fujiwara no Fusasaki in the capital. Tracks: "YOGEN" "KOTONO UTA" "KAZENO FUKUHI"

In 694, Empress Jito moved the capital to Fujiwara-kyo, following the will of Emperor Tenmu, who emerged victorious in the Jinshin War of 672. Tracks: "JINSHIN -OVERTURE-" "SASANAMI" "SHIRASAME"

In 729, after the death of Prince Nagaya, the four Fujiwara brothers quickly seized control of the government. The era name was changed to Tempyo, and their sister was installed as Empress Komyo. Tracks: "KODO" "KOTO" "KAWANI MUKAITE"

In 667, Prince Naka no Oe moved the capital from Asuka to Omi Otsu and ascended the throne as Emperor Tenji. Tracks: "AKIYAMA" "MURASAKI" "AOBA"

In 729, Prince Nagaya, the supreme authority at the time, was forced to commit suicide. This paved the way for the era of the Fujiwara clan. Tracks: "CHOSHO" "KUMOGAKURU" "Little Fugue in d minor -The Banquet of Poetry and Sake-"

In 645, the Soga clan's dominance came to an end although they possessed a keen international sensibility and wielded absolute power during the Asuka period. Tracks: "TWO BANKS" "MIWA" "Little Fugue in b minor -The Isshi Incident-"

In 724, the Emishi rebelled in the Tohoku region. This led to the construction of TAGA Castle in Mutsu Province. This occurred during the era of Prince Nagaya's administration in Nara. Tracks: "HANRAN" "MICHINOKU SANKA" "AKAI KOBUNE"