続日本紀

Target entity: 続日本紀
Context triple: [Shoku Nihongi, hasOriginalTitleInJapanese, 続日本紀]

• A. Rikkokushi
  Rikkokushi is the collective name for Japan’s six earliest official national histories, compiled between the 8th and 9th centuries to chronicle the country’s mythic origins, imperial lineage, and early state affairs.
• B. Nihon Shoki
  Nihon Shoki is one of Japan’s oldest and most important historical chronicles, compiling myth, legend, and early imperial history in the 8th century.
• C. Fujiwara no Shōshi
  Fujiwara no Shōshi was an influential Heian-period Japanese empress consort of Emperor Ichijō and a key figure in the political dominance of the Fujiwara clan.
• D. Fudoki
  Fudoki is a set of early 8th-century Japanese provincial gazetteers that record local geography, culture, myths, and oral traditions in Old Japanese.
• E. Kojiki
  Kojiki is Japan’s oldest extant chronicle, compiling Shinto myths, legends, and early historical traditions about the origins of the Japanese islands and deities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 続日本紀
Target entity description: 続日本紀 is an early Japanese national history text, compiled in classical Chinese in the 8th century as part of the official Rikkokushi chronicles, covering the reigns following those recorded in the Nihon Shoki.

• A. Rikkokushi
  Rikkokushi is the collective name for Japan’s six earliest official national histories, compiled between the 8th and 9th centuries to chronicle the country’s mythic origins, imperial lineage, and early state affairs.
• B. Nihon Shoki
  Nihon Shoki is one of Japan’s oldest and most important historical chronicles, compiling myth, legend, and early imperial history in the 8th century.
• C. Fujiwara no Shōshi
  Fujiwara no Shōshi was an influential Heian-period Japanese empress consort of Emperor Ichijō and a key figure in the political dominance of the Fujiwara clan.
• D. Fudoki
  Fudoki is a set of early 8th-century Japanese provincial gazetteers that record local geography, culture, myths, and oral traditions in Old Japanese.
• E. Kojiki
  Kojiki is Japan’s oldest extant chronicle, compiling Shinto myths, legends, and early historical traditions about the origins of the Japanese islands and deities.
• F. None of above. chosen