Is the name Takahashi no Kaedemaro 高橋 楓麻呂 realistic for a seventh century man?


I’m writing a short novel set in Seventh-century China (Tang Dynasty). One of
the characters is a Japanese musician who travels to the Tang Empire in 653,
and I desperately need a historically-accurate name for this character. After
doing some research, I’ve combined the names of several seventh century
Japanese historic figures, leading to the name Takahashi no Kaedemaro 高橋 楓麻呂
(the suffix -maro, according to my research, was used in male given names for
both the aristocracy and lower classes during this time). Is this a realistic
name for my character?

