Historians note that there is also a significant similarity between place names in Kansai region and those in northern Kyūshū.

Most of its troops were drawn from the prefectures in northern Kyūshū.

The seal itself was discovered in northern Kyūshū in the 18th century.

A large portion of the migration came from villages in northern Kyūshū.

The clan first distinguished itself during the Jürchen invasion of northern Kyūshū in 1019.

In the 1530s, he led a military actions in the northern Kyūshū, defeating Shoni clan to win control of the area.

Located in northern Kyushu and the north east of Oita prefecture.

The earliest archaeological evidence of the Yayoi is found on northern Kyūshū, though this is still debated.

Originally, the Azumi, or "the people who live on the sea", lived in northern Kyūshū.

This method soon spread to Shikoku (1681) and northern Kyushu (1684)