One member of this group got so drunk that he is the source of the proverb "stones leave from a drunk's way."
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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