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Hakatoko Iki-no was born in 650.
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Hakatoko Iki-no
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Hakatoko Iki-no was in China as a companion to the Japanese vice-envoy, Kissho Tsumori during the reign of Emperor Saimei and that he returned home during the reign of Emperor Tenchi. He was then sent to Korea to escort back Hoso Shiba. Jonied the abortive revolt of Prince ptsu, but Empress Regnant Jito did not punish him for his betrayal. Later took part in framing the national statutes and was granted a fief of 10 cho (one cho is about 2 acres) and was made head-man of 50 houses.
