Yeon Min-soo: Translator's Note: Late Japan (Part 1)

Hugiang, Japan, is the third in the ancient Japanese art of saying 42 years of history from 792 to 833. The post-it-it's 15 years of taxes, which are compiled into Japanese art, and his 3-person son,.., 27 years of history. Japanese Hugiang is a modern history story. According to the introduction, the editors of the Cahya emperor between 819 and 823 were compiled, but three major authors died and were stopped in 830, re-opened, but opened up in 833, but then opened in 842, after a period of over 10 years, by the next generation of Chaa's son, Cheng, who was on top of the Emperor's face. A total of 40 books are compiled and made up of about a year per square. Japan Hugiang was transferred as a complete volume until the mid-15th century, but was lost in the column of Onin (1467 - 1477). Later, even without knowing it, 10 complete books were discovered in the late 18th century, and a live story was restored to give an alternative picture. The source reverses the entire 40 books, including 10 complete volumes and 30 first volume. The lead author of the post-Jung Japan post is Fujiwarano Huutzgu and Fujiwararano Otsugu. These two men were the nobles who were in the main seat of the crown as the chief nobility and emperor of the party, and led the policy and direction of the editorship...and because he was the first head of the commission to be given the editorial's notice, he named all of the 40 books and wrote the statement in the front page, the leading editor for the second and third classes.

Korean title: 역주 일본후기(상)

Korean author: 연민수

Korean publisher: 학연문화사

ISBN-13: 9788955084856