Change: storage) in a Tendai temple at enryaku ji (hiei(hiei zan, zan, Kyôto). These copies may have been given to Saichô (767–822), the founding priest of enryaku ji.ji. Tendai priests were also known to give lectures on the Hotsuma Tsutae.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 134)

Change:  calendar) by Kushimikatama-Wanihiko. His descendant, Ootataneko, recorded the third part, ‘Book of Man’, which contains the stories after Emperor Jinmu (660 B.C.), and offered the complete Hotsuma Tsutae to Emperor Keiko (the 12th Emperor) in A.D. 126. The origin of the Hotsuma Tsutae is controversial. It   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 134)