In Korean myth, it was represented by Dalnim. A god associated with it killed the fertility goddess Ukemochi when she offended him by vomiting large quantities of food. The Ainu goddess Chup-Kamui spent one night in charge of it, but observed so much adulterous behavior, she
In Korean myth, it was represented by Dalnim. A god associated with it killed the fertility goddess Ukemochi when she offended him by vomiting large quantities of food. The Ainu goddess Chup-Kamui spent one night in charge of it, but observed so much adulterous behavior, she begged off her post. In Chinese myth, it was associated with the goddess Heng O, who represented the cold and dark principle of yin, and was thought to be one of the primordial giant Pan-gu's eyes. FTP, name this luminous object associated with the Shinto god Tsuki-Yumi, whose bith from the right eye of Izanagi made him the brother of the solar goddess Amaterasu.
In Korean myth, it was represented by Dalnim. A god associated with it killed the fertility goddess Ukemochi when she offended him by vomiting large quantities of food.
the moon