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Fudoki (風土記) are
ancient reports on
provincial culture, geography, and oral
tradition presented to the
reigning monarchs of ****an, also
known as local...
- (c. 712 CE) and the
Nihon Shoki (720 CE). One of the
gazetteer reports (
Fudoki)
commissioned by the
imperial court during the same
period these texts were...
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Harima no Kuni
Fudoki (播磨国風土記) is a
fudoki text
describing Harima Province (in present-day Hyōgo Prefecture),
which was
compiled in the
early Nara Period...
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Fudoki is a 2003
novel by
American writer Kij Johnson, a (stand-alone)
sequel to The Fox Woman. Set in 12th-century ****an, it is
narrated by Harueme, a...
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morae tsu-chi-gu-mo), and
these words were
frequently used in the
Fudoki of
Mutsu Province,
Echigo Province,
Hitachi Province,
Settsu Province, Bungo...
- in
various pieces of
literature dating to the 8th century, such as the
Fudoki for
Tango Province,
Nihon Shoki, and the Man'yōshū.
During the Muromachi...
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wrote a poem
about the
surrounding area. The
shrine is
listed in the
Izumo Fudoki as one of
sixteen shrines in Ōhara
District not
registered with the Department...
- the
Kojiki and the Shoki, the imperially-commissioned
gazetteer report (
Fudoki) of this
province dating from the
early 7th
century contain many
myths concerning...
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split Tsukuba's peak
after he was
finished with it. The
Hitachi no Kuni
Fudoki, a
recording of the
imperial customs in the
Hitachi Province compiled in...
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during Empress Genshō's time as sovereign. The
Yamato state also
produced fudoki and Man'yōshū, two more of the
oldest surviving texts that
relate the historical...
