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This paper establishes the dates for some important events that happened during the formative years of the Ya- mato Kingdom (366-405 CE) on the basis of the Nihongi system of dates corrected by the records of Samguk-sagi, and re- interprets the related Nihongi records as well as the associated historical facts. From 266 CE to 413 CE, the Japanese Is- lands are never mentioned in the Chinese dynastic chronicles. The main objective of this paper is to provide a plausible model on the origins of Yamato dynasty and the roots of the imperial family, focusing on this gap of 147 years.

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Ancient Korea-Japan Relations: Dating the Formative Years of the Yamato Kingdom (366-405 CE) by the Samguk-sagi Records and Reinterpreting the Related Historical Facts