When a 
crank angle CAa of a specific cylinder, which was expected to stop in a 
fuel injection stop range over an intake 
stroke to a compression 
stroke at a full stop of an engine and received 
fuel injection, actually exceeds the 
fuel injection stop range and reaches a preset reference angle CA4, engine stop-state 
ignition control of the invention ignites the air-fuel mixture in the specific cylinder receiving the fuel injection at a moment of reaching the preset reference angle CA4 (step S260) and simultaneously injects the fuel into a certain cylinder that is in the intake 
stroke at the moment of the ignition (step S270). When the 
crank angle CAa of the specific cylinder receiving the fuel injection does not reach the preset reference angle CA4 but exceeds a preset reference angle CA3 that is smaller than the preset reference angle CA4, the engine stop-state 
ignition control of the invention ignites the air-fuel mixture in the specific cylinder upon a preset wait time elapsed after the full stop of the engine (step S295). This arrangement of the invention effectively restrains direct 
discharge of the uncombusted fuel at a restart of the engine to prevent the poor emission, while ensuring quiet 
combustion to reduce the potential vibrations due to the explosive 
combustion.