Isukeyorihime

大分類Encyclopedia of Shinto
中分類2. Kami (Deities)
小分類Kami in Classic Texts
分野分類 CB宗教学・神道学
文化財分類 CB学術データベース
資料形式 CBテキストデータベース
TitleIsukeyorihime
テキスト内容Other names: Hime tatara isuzuhime no mikoto (Nihongi)



Consort of Emperor Jinmu. According to Kojiki, the kami Ōmononushi of Miwa saw Seyadatarahime, daughter of Mizokui of Mishima, and immediately fell in love with her. While the girl was relieving herself beside a stream, Ōmononushi transformed himself into a red-lacquered arrow that struck the genitals of the young woman. Startled, the young woman took the arrow home, where it became a handsome young man who impregnated her, resulting in the birth of Himetatara Isukeyorihime.

Kojiki relates that the kamis name was originally Hototatara Isusukihime no mikoto, but the initial hoto (a word meaning "genitals") was disliked and later dropped.

-Nishioka Kazuhiko
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#22277382009/03/02Administrator00EOS000064IsukeyorihimeIsukeyorihimeOther names: Hime tatara isuzuhime no mikoto (Nihongi)



Consort of Emperor Jinmu. According to Kojiki, the kami Ōmononushi of Miwa saw Seyadatarahime, daughter of Mizokui of Mishima, and immediately fell in love with her. While the girl was relieving herself beside a stream, Ōmononushi transformed himself into a red-lacquered arrow that struck the genitals of the young woman. Startled, the young woman took the arrow home, where it became a handsome young man who impregnated her, resulting in the birth of Himetatara Isukeyorihime.

Kojiki relates that the kamis name was originally Hototatara Isusukihime no mikoto, but the initial hoto (a word meaning "genitals") was disliked and later dropped.

-Nishioka Kazuhiko7723Hime tatara isuke yori hime(Kojiki)1
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