Japanese missions to Baekje

Miijooji Japon to Baekje ina mbaɗi fannu jokkondiral hakkunde leyɗeele jokkondiral e jokkondiral hakkunde Baekje e Japon. Gostondiral hakkunde leyɗeele ɗiɗi ɗee waɗii.

Sifaa keeriiɗo ɗeen gostondiral dipolomasii hakkunde leyɗeele ummorii ko e mbaydi miijo ngo Siinnaaɓe ƴetti.

369-375 — Yamato Japon e Baekje ina njogii mbaylaandi hitaande kala e ammbasadeeruuji.
E wiyde Nihon Shoki, e kitaale 501-700, Japon neldii 328 nulaaɗo laawɗuɗo to Baekje, 316 to Silla, 146 to Goguryeo, 193 to Imna (Mimana), 20 to Gaya, 20 to Tamna, 5 to laamuuji Samhan. Wostondiral ammbasadeeruuji e laamuuji Koree Baekje e Silla ina tiiɗi no feewi ngam humpitaade Japonnaaɓe ƴellitaare pinal e nder duunde he.

 Ƴeew kadi 
Misiyoŋaaji Japon to Silla Misiyoŋaaji Japon to Joseon Misiyoŋaaji Japon to Siin laamɗo 

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