Tamaudun

The Tamaudun Mausoleum was worked around the start of the sixteenth century as the catacomb for the illustrious group of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It was reestablished subsequent to affliction broad harm amid the war. The sepulcher is found just a short stroll from Shuri Castle, and is additionally included as one of the UNESCO World Heritage assigned Castles of the Ryukyu Kingdom and Related Sites.

The sepulcher comprises of three shut chambers, the left one for lords and rulers, the correct one for rulers and princesses, and the focal one for putting away as of late expired bodies previously experiencing a custom of bone cleaning a couple of years after the fact.