The shrines which contain the most torii have statues of these beings wearing red bibs. One of these creatures was disguised as the concubine Daji in order to bring ruin to the Shang dynasty; that one
The shrines which contain the most torii have statues of these beings wearing red bibs. One of these creatures was disguised as the concubine Daji in order to bring ruin to the Shang dynasty; that one was one of the Chinese huli jing. In Korean mythology, these creatures were said to enjoy consuming people's livers and were called gumiho. In Shinto myth, these creatures would sometimes possess women by entering through their fingernails or breasts, while white-coated ones served as the messengers of Inari. For 10 points, name these animals seen in Shinto myth as tricksters that could grow up to nine tails as they aged, which were known as kitsune in Japan.
The shrines which contain the most torii have statues of these beings wearing red bibs.
{fox}es [accept {vixen}; accept {gumiho} before “Shang”]