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Das Nihonshoki, erste der sechs offiziellen Reichsgeschichten Rikkokushi und zweitältestes noch existierendes Geschichtswerk Japans, wird vollendet. Das Buch ist in klassischem Chinesisch geschrieben und in 30 Kapitel unterteilt. Der Autor des Nihonshoki war dem Vorwort des Werks zufolge Prinz Toneri-shinnō, der heute im Allgemeinen als Herausgeber angesehen wird.
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