In one form, this god gave birth to Prince Nintoku. The largest shrine to this god is found in Fukagawa. This god's crest is a mitusdomoe, or three-headed swirling vortex. According to legend, this god was once born to Empress Jingu and thus incarnated as Emperor Ojin. This figure was the patron of the Minamoto clan as well
In one form, this god gave birth to Prince Nintoku. The largest shrine to this god is found in Fukagawa. This god's crest is a mitusdomoe, or three-headed swirling vortex. According to legend, this god was once born to Empress Jingu and thus incarnated as Emperor Ojin. This figure was the patron of the Minamoto clan as well as the lord of fishermen. Many figures in the Tale of the Heike pray for this figure to guide their arrows. Syncretized as a Bottisatva in addition to being a member of the Shinto pantheon, for ten points name this Japanese god of war.
In one form, this god gave birth to Prince Nintoku. The largest shrine to this god is found in Fukagawa.
Hachiman