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Nihongi Book 21–30 - Chapter-by-Chapter reading

Nihongi — Part 3 (Books 21–30) full chapter reading. The Nihongi (Nihon Shoki) is one of Japan’s earliest state chronicles, compiled in 720 CE and attributed to court scholars including Prince Toneri and Ō no Yasumaro. This recording, made in 2026, presents a continuous, chapter-by-chapter vocal reading of Books 21 through 30 so listeners can follow the imperial chronicles, myths, and historical narratives in sequence. This video covers Books 21–30 of the Nihongi, offering unabridged narration that preserves the pacing and structure of the original chronicles. The reading highlights court events, succession narratives, diplomatic exchanges, and key legendary episodes from later volumes of the text. For listeners and students of classical Japanese history, literature, or comparative mythology, this Part 3 recording is a useful companion to the Aston translation and scholarly editions. The reading is intended for study, background listening, and for anyone who prefers a steady spoken-text format to read along with printed translations. Context: the Nihongi was compiled at the imperial court in early Nara-period Japan as an official chronicle of the ruling house and related myths. The text has been a foundational source for historians of ancient Japan and for translators such as William G. Aston. This recording aims to respect the original structure while making the language accessible through clear narration. Timestamps: 0:00 Book 21 — Imperial Chronicle: Book 21 25:58 Book 22 — Succession and Court Affairs 1:28:28 Book 23 — Diplomacy and Domestic Matters 1:56:04 Book 24 — Reforms and Events 2:39:22 Book 25 — Conflicts and Chronicles 4:09:19 Book 26 — Regional Affairs and Edicts 4:50:03 Book 27 — Court Intrigue and Decrees 5:34:30 Book 28 — Later Reigns and Records 6:15:27 Book 29 — Final Chronicles and Accounts 8:11:24 Book 30 — Concluding Records Subscribe:    / @lybithstories   Watch next (Tales of Old Japan):    • Tales of Old Japan — Full Reading (47 Roni...   #Nihongi #NihonShoki #NihongiReading #NihonShokiReading #JapaneseMythology #AncientJapan #NaraPeriod #OnoYasumaro #PrinceToneri #Kojiki #ShintoMyth #ClassicalJapan #HistoricalReading #Audiobook