See soorce fer Nihon Shoki

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[[File:Nihonshoki tanaka version.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Page frae a copy o the ''Nihon Shoki'', early [[Heian period]]]]
The {{nihongo|'''''Nihon Shoki'''''|日本書紀}}, sometimes translatit as '''''The Chronicles o Japan''''', is the seicont auldest beuk o classical [[Japanese history]]. The beuk is cried the {{Nihongo|'''''Nihongi'''''|日本紀|lit. Japanese Chronicles}} an aw. It is mair elaborate an detailed than the ''[[Kojiki]]'', the auldest, an haes proven tae be an important tuil for historians an [[airchaeologists]] as it includes the maist complete extant historical record o auncient Japan. The ''Nihon Shoki'' wis finished in [[720 in poetry|720]] unner the eeditorial superveesion o [[Prince Toneri o Japan|Prince Toneri]] an wi the assistance o [[Ō no Yasumaro]].<ref>{{Citation | title = Nihongi: Chronicles of Japan from the Earliest Times to AD 697 | author-link = William George Aston | first = William George | last = Aston | page = xv | chapter = Introduction | publisher = Tuttle Publishing | edition = Tra | date = July 2005 | origyear = 1972 | ISBN = 978-0-8048-3674-6}}, from the original Chinese and Japanese.</ref>

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