Editing Emperor Sujin (section)

===Later reign and death===
Towards the end of his reign in (36 BC), both the {{Lang|ja-latn|Kojiki}} and {{Lang|ja-latn|Nihon Shoki}} records indicate that Sujin started to encourage the building of artificial ponds and canals. During this time, {{Nihongo|Yosami pond|依網池}} was built near {{Nihongo|Ōyosami Shrine|大依羅神社}} in [[Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka]].<ref name="Ujiya 121"/><ref name="aston150–164"/>{{efn|Yosami pond could have also been slightly south in the Ikeuchi area of [[Sakai, Osaka]].<ref name=takeda>{{cite book|title=''Shintei Kojiki''|author=Takeda, Yukichi|year=1977|publisher=Kadokawa|pages=94–99|isbn=4-04-400101-4}}</ref>}} Sujin is also credited with building {{Nihongo|Sakaori pond|酒折池}} which was said to be located in ''Karu'' ([[Kashihara, Nara]]).<ref name=takeda/> During his alleged lifetime, Sujin fathered twelve children with a chief wife (empress) and two consorts. When he died in 30 BC, his son ''Prince Ikumeirihikoisachi'' became the [[Emperor Suinin|next emperor]] per Sujin's choice. Sujin's actual burial site is unknown, but is said to be at [[Mount Miwa]].