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In Korean mythology, this entity was formed when a tiger ate a woman, then attempted to eat her children before they escaped, and first Hannim, then Dallim became this entity. The Japanese deity of this entity has a shrine at Ise-Jingue. In Chinese mythology, this entity is sometimes represented by a group of three-legged red crows called Jinwu, who perched in a mullberry tree called the Fusang. In Chinese mythology, the archer Yi shot nine of these out of the original ten, and in Shinto the goddess of this object famously hid in a cave. For ten points, name this object, represented by Amaterasu.
In Korean mythology, this entity was formed when a tiger ate a woman, then attempted to eat her children before they escaped, and first Hannim, then Dallim became this entity.
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