Honchō Tsugan
| Named after | Zizhi Tongjian  |
|---|---|
| Based on | Honchō Hennen-roku |
| Main subject | history of Japan |
| Author | Hayashi Razan, Hayashi Gahō |
| Contributor to the creative work or subject | Nagai Naotsune |
| Publication date | 1670 |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Language of work or name | Classical Chinese |
| Commissioned by | Tokugawa Ietsuna |
| Copyright status | public domain, public domain |
| End of covered period | 1611 |
Honchō Tsugan (本朝通鑑), walla Miijo Japon kuuɓtodinngo, ko deftere daartol Japon nde Hayashi Razan e lomto mum Hayashi Gahō mbinndi nde joofni e hitaande 1670. Nde winndaa ko e ɗemngal Sinuwaa, nde ƴettaa ko e mbaydi Zizhi Tongjian. Golle ɗee fof ina mbaɗi 326 deftere.
Ɓawo Golle ɗee njoofi ko e Shūshikan (修史館), walla Duɗal Taariindi, mahaaɗo ngam Gahō, mo kadi rokkaama ñamri keewndi (扶持 fuchi) ngam goomu wiɗto fotde 95 gorko.
Bursi Golle ɗee, e Razan haa teeŋti noon, annduɓe Japon njettii ɗum sabu eɓɓoore mum nde alaa ko woni e mum so wonaa faamde daartol, ɗum addani won e annduɓe yiyrude Razan ko "sosɗo wiɗtooji daartol jamaanu" e "fuɗɗoode ganndal jamaanu" to Japon. Golle ɗee ina njogii batte e miijo Arai Hakuseki, mo nganndu-ɗaa ko kañum ɓuri laaɓtude. Ɗum fof e wayde noon, golle ɗee ngonaano timmuɗe hay dara, sibu Razan ina wondi e caɗeele gila e jamaanu ngam suuɗde miijooji mum teskinɗi e miijooji diineeji gaadanteeji Japon (hono Duuɓi Laamɓe). Ko ɗum waɗi o ƴettataa ndeen toɓɓere e mbaadi teskinndi no o jogori waɗde e toɓɓe goɗɗe nii, o fotnoo ko hisnude miijooji makko ɗi ngonaa njuɓɓudi ngam binndanɗe keertiiɗe.
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