One of these figures was responsible for acquiring the "fruit of the heavenly fragrance," which was later called the orange.
One member of this group got so drunk that he is the source of the proverb "stones leave from a drunk's way." Another one of these was about to throw a feast on an island, but a solitary goose laid an egg which led him to use a lute to compose a "Congratulatory Song" for it. A relatively mean one of them nearly killed a maiden when she gave him a cup with a leaf inside of it. One of these figures was responsible for acquiring the "fruit of the heavenly fragrance," which was later called the orange. Another one of these figures threw a feast for eighty bandits with eighty butlers, but he had them all killed along with a great earth spider. That one ruled from a palace that was supported by one column and was assisted by a three legged bird known as the Yatagarasu. For 10 points, name these figures that are the subject of the final two volumes of the Kojiki, which include Jimmu, a descendant of Amaterasu.
One member of this group got so drunk that he is the source of the proverb "stones leave from a drunk's way."
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