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The Sumera-Mikoto’s newly built 32 Ameno-ukifune to tour the world. This large number of ships indicates that the tour was of a large-scale. The world tour included 30 places visited over period of 100,000 years. The 25th generation of the Joko era was the last generation of the Joko era. It was the time when the King of each nation began to hold power independently, which weakened the ruling power of the Sumera-Mikoto. In order to restore the dignity of the Sumera-Mikoto and restore world order, an unprecedented large-scale tour would have been carried out. Such evidence is that wherever the Sumera-Mikoto visited, a magnificent welcoming ceremony was held. It would be appropriate to say that these ceremonies were held not for whole heartily welcoming the Sumera-Mikoto, but to demonstrate the power of each nation. During such occassions, the Sumera-Mikoto appointed new Kings (Mittoson) and gave guidance on how to govern the nation. This story implies that regional governance by the King (Mittoson) largely deviated from the will of the Sumera-Mikoto. This world tour had the purpose of restoring the prestige of the Sumera-Mikoto; however, it did not work, resulting in the end of the Joko era with this generation, and in the beginning of the much chaotic Fukiaezu dynasty.
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