According to one account, a warrior used a sword called Thousand Birds to either cut down this deity or one of his cohort.
According to one account, a warrior used a sword called Thousand Birds to either cut down this deity or one of his cohort. One close companion of this god can be seen in the form of a badger, weasel or blue-and-white wolf, and often leaves characteristic marks on trees. This god is usually depicted as a muscular red demon arrayed in a tiger skin. The aforementioned weasel companion of this god is also known to hide in human (*) navels when agitated, which then forces this god to eat those navels, out of concern for his friend's well-being. In depictions of this god, he is often surrounded by drums. For 10 points, name this god who repelled the Mongol invasions of Japan with the help of his brother Fujin, in his capacity as the kami of thunder and lightning.
According to one account, a warrior used a sword called Thousand Birds to either cut down this deity or one of his cohort.
Raijin [also accept Raiden]