Yeon Min-soo: Translator's Note: Shoku Nihongi (Vol. 1)

Japanese flagship is one of the six ancient Japanese state affairs, and Japan's Sujiang is the second to its own, covering 95 years of history from 697 to 791. It is compiled in a single-day order without a year's closing, and it is a very dense, polarized volume of feed. The age was the establishment of the Dae-ho Act, and the national ease based on the law was being carried out faithfully, and a full-scale document administration produced numerous public documents. The compilation of Japanese Gibjek, based on the document group in each administrative office, is a true history of events and news of that vivid site. Further, the system of management for Japanese countries at the time is a systematic representation of the system, a basic feed for understanding the structure and reality of the country. This was a period of central civil government, with the support of the drafts and dictums for individual people, the separations, the take-overs of the quiet, the status quo, and the military legion priests. Here the central and regional documenting system, including the emperor's decree, the postage of the Holy Office in the center and the Senate's commercial orders, is a good representation of the central-owned system of law. The journal The Encyclopéo of Japan was formed in 16 years (797 years) for the emperor of the Second Reich. It was unprecedented to have the ruling of a re-registered emperor written in a document, but it seems to have been promoted without any particular reaction or presumption in the sense that it was the history of the emperor without a dynasty change. The leading pro-Jung Japanese representative, Suno Mammmi, was a man who led a public practice of the post-regulation ideology of the Emperor of the Vulnerable.

Korean title: 역주 속일본기(상)

Korean author: 연민수

Korean publisher: 혜안

ISBN-13: 9788984946781