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... chronicles of Japan completed in AD 712 and 720 respectively ) depict this northern area as inhabited by people hostile to those politically aligned with the early Japanese Yamato court in western Honshu . Early , often hostile ...
... chronicles of Japan completed in AD 712 and 720 respectively ) depict this northern area as inhabited by people hostile to those politically aligned with the early Japanese Yamato court in western Honshu . Early , often hostile ...
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