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Sui Shu Dongyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Eastern Yi in the Book of Sui)隋書 東夷傳
The six countries of the east as the Sui saw them — Goryeo, Baekje, Silla, the Malgal, Liuqiu and Wa. It carries both the sealed letter that Emperor Wen of Sui sent to Goguryeo and the state letter from the king of Wa that says, "The Son of Heaven of the land where the sun rises, to the Son of Heaven of the land where the sun sets." It is the Chinese side's record of the three campaigns that ended with the great victory at the Salsu River.
7 entries and 39 paragraphs fully translated. The second book on the Eastern Yi shelf (two thousand years of Korea as the Chinese official histories saw it) — the first is the Eastern Yi account in the Records of the Three Kingdoms.
Complete in one volume
- The historian says史臣曰 · 1 passages · 388 Chinese characters
- The kingdom of Wa倭國 · 7 passages · 1,415 Chinese characters
- The kingdom of Liuqiu流求國 · 6 passages · 1,202 Chinese characters
- The Malgal靺鞨 · 3 passages · 717 Chinese characters
- Silla新羅 · 2 passages · 474 Chinese characters
- Baekje百濟 · 8 passages · 1,033 Chinese characters
- Goryeo高麗 · 12 passages · 2,049 Chinese characters