古事記

Kojiki or Furukotofumi (古事記), also known in English as the Records of Ancient Matters, is the oldest surviving book in Japan. The body of the Kojiki is written in Chinese, but it includes numerous Japanese names and some phrases. The songs included in the Kojiki are in archaic Japanese written phonetically with Chinese characters.
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古事記（こじき、ふることふみ）は、その序によれば、和銅五年（712年）太朝臣安萬侶（おほのあそみやすまろ、太安万侶）によって献上された日本最古の歴史書。上・中・下の全3巻に分かれる。
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n. (Hira=こじき) Kojiki, "Records of Ancient Matters", 8th century official and major Japanese history book (compiled and written by Ono Yasumaro and Hieda no Are and completed in 712 A.D.)

古事記（），日本和銅四年（711年）9月18日，日本元明天皇命太安萬侶（、太安万侶）編撰日本古代史。和銅四年（712年）1月28日，將完成的內容〈古事記〉獻給天皇，為日本最早的歷史書籍。書籍大略可分成：「本辭」、「帝紀」兩個項目；「上卷」、「中卷」、「下卷」三個部份。
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