Kojiki: Crónica de hechos antiguos · Sección 138
El emperador In-giyō (Parte II.—Un médico coreano cura su enfermedad)
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138.1The Heavenly Sovereign, when first about to rule the succession of Heaven’s Sun, declined, saying: “I have a long sickness; I cannot rule the sun’s succession.” Nevertheless, as from the Empress downwards all the magnates strongly urged him, he forthwith ruled the Empire. At this time the ruler of Shiragi dutifully sent eighty-one vessels with august tribute. Then the chief envoy sent with the august tribute, whose name was Komu-ha-chimu-kamu-ki-mu, was a man deeply versed in the medical art. So he cured the Heavenly Sovereign’s august sickness.