This figure once gave birth to a god meaning "heaven opposing everything" by spitting out his rage. One of this god's actions caused another figure to accidentally kill herself by hitting herself in the vagina with a weaving shuttle. This man once shot an arrow into the middle of a field, then set the field on fire as a test. This god once tested his future son-in-law by forcing him to sleep in rooms filled with snakes and scorpions. He won a contest against one of his siblings after his sister birthed three women from his (*) sword, and later upset that sister by throwing a flayed pony at one of her attendants. After using a strong sake to defeat the dragon Yamata no Orochi, he gained the sword Kusanagi (KOO-suh-NAH-gi), which he gave to his sister, who had hidden herself in a cave. For 1
This figure once gave birth to a god meaning "heaven opposing everything" by spitting out his rage. One of this god's actions caused another figure to accidentally kill herself by hitting herself in the vagina with a weaving shuttle. This man once shot an arrow into the middle of a field, then set the field on fire as a test. This god once tested his future son-in-law by forcing him to sleep in rooms filled with snakes and scorpions. He won a contest against one of his siblings after his sister birthed three women from his (*) sword, and later upset that sister by throwing a flayed pony at one of her attendants. After using a strong sake to defeat the dragon Yamata no Orochi, he gained the sword Kusanagi (KOO-suh-NAH-gi), which he gave to his sister, who had hidden herself in a cave. For 10 points, name this Shinto god of the sea and storms and brother of Amaterasu (ah-MAH-ter-AH-soo).
This figure once gave birth to a god meaning "heaven opposing everything" by spitting out his rage.
Susanowo [or Takehaya Susanoo-no-Mikoto; or ]