King Eiso (r. 1260–1299) ruled Chūzan from Urasoe, and is entombed near the northwest cliff of the castle. His mausoleum contains three stone coffins from China, possibly from Fujian; it is believed that Eiso is buried in the largest one, his father and grandfather in the other two.
King Eiso (r. 1260–1299) governed Chūzan from Urasoe and was interred near the northwest cliff of the castle. His mausoleum contains three stone coffins, possibly imported from China; it is believed that Eiso rests in the largest one, with his father and grandfather buried in the other two.