- The
Nihon Shoki (日本書紀),
sometimes translated as The
Chronicles of ****an, is the second-oldest book of
classical ****anese history. The book is also called...
- in many aspects, the
version of the tale of
Izanagi and
Izanami in the
Nihonshoki differs from the
Kojiki version in that
Izanagi does not
descend into...
- Yamato".
Buretsu is
described as an
extremely wicked historical figure. The
Nihonshoki describes the 11-year-old Buretsu, in 500,
cutting open the
stomach of...
-
Yatagarasu is
recorded in the
Kojiki (Records of
Ancient Matters), the
Nihonshoki (Chronicles of ****an), and the Enki
Shiki (Records of
Ancient Matters)...
- (1986). "Patriarchal
Revolution in
Ancient ****an:
Episodes from the "
Nihonshoki" Sūjin Chronicle".
Journal of
Feminist Studies in Religion. 2 (2): 23–37...
- Man'yōshū, and a
number of his
verses are
preserved in the
Kojiki and the
Nihonshoki.
Archaeological research has also
confirmed that
large keyhole-shaped...
- The
first record of the
Southern Islands is an
article of 618 in the
Nihonshoki (720)
which states that
people of Yaku (掖玖,夜勾)
followed the
Chinese emperor's...
- is
often broken to suit the poet's preferences.
During the
Kojiki and
Nihonshoki periods the
tanka retained a well
defined form, but the
history of the...
- the 50th
sovereign of the
imperial dynasty.
According to
Kojiki and
Nihonshoki, he was a son of
Emperor Yūryaku and his
consort Katsuragi no Karahime...
- Yung, and
states that he
restored Baekje into a
strong nation. ****an's
Nihonshoki gives his
birthdate as 25 June 461, and
describes him as the son of the...
