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Kojiki
古事記 zh 고사기 ko
8th-century Japanese chronicle
- Written 712 CE
- Also called Records of Ancient Matters, An Account of Ancient Matters, Koji-ki
Overview
8th-century Japanese chronicleWikidata record description. Read Kojiki in the Wikipedia reader.
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Stories and families in it
Each on its own page, where this text is one account among others.
Who appears in it
Gods and people whose own records say they appear in this work.
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AmaterasuSun goddess in Shinto - KotoamatsukamiCreation Gods in Japanese Mythology
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Kamimusubigod that appears in Japanese mythology, one of the 3 Betsutenshin gods & the 3 creation gods - Three Noble ChildrenFigures in Japanese mythology
- Amatsumaraactor and blacksmith
- OmizunuJapanese god
- ŌgetsuhimeJapanese deity
- KonohanachiruhimeJapanese goddess
Also recorded in it: Seventeen Generations of Earthly Deities
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