This god was once overcome by the kindness shown by a poor man, so he instructed the man to hang a plaited straw rope across his home's entrance to protect against the plague. The incessant wailing of this god soon after birth caused rivers to dry up and his beard to grow long. This god gave birth to three daughters and two sons by biting beads off a necklace. This god filled rooms with scorpions, snakes, and centipedes and made his daughter's suitor spend a night in each. This father-in-law of Okuni-nushi commanded an elderly couple to distill sake so he could get an eight-headed dragon drunk and marry Kushinada-hime. This slayer of Orochi threw a flayed horse at the weaving servants of another goddess, causing her to flee into a cave. For 10 points, name this Shi
This god was once overcome by the kindness shown by a poor man, so he instructed the man to hang a plaited straw rope across his home's entrance to protect against the plague. The incessant wailing of this god soon after birth caused rivers to dry up and his beard to grow long. This god gave birth to three daughters and two sons by biting beads off a necklace. This god filled rooms with scorpions, snakes, and centipedes and made his daughter's suitor spend a night in each. This father-in-law of Okuni-nushi commanded an elderly couple to distill sake so he could get an eight-headed dragon drunk and marry Kushinada-hime. This slayer of Orochi threw a flayed horse at the weaving servants of another goddess, causing her to flee into a cave. For 10 points, name this Shinto storm god and brother of Amaterasu.
This god was once overcome by the kindness shown by a poor man, so he instructed the man to hang a plaited straw rope across his home's entrance to protect against the plague.
{Susano'o} [or His-Swift-Impetuous-Male-Augustness]