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Of Murakumo given to, 54; meets and weds Princess Miyadzu, 55; Ainu rising quelled by, 54-56; passes through…

Date of account: Traditional material presented in a work published 1913
Source: Myths & Legends of Japan
Reference: Myths & Legends of Japan · selected passage 204
Rights: public_domain
Language: English retelling of Japanese traditions
Translation: F. Hadland Davis
Record updated: 2026-08-24

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of Murakumo given to, 54; meets and weds Princess Miyadzu, 55; Ainu rising quelled by, 54-56; passes through province of Owari, 57; reaches the province of Omi, 57; slays serpent in, 57 "Yang" and "Yin." The Chinese, correspond to _In_ and _Yo_, 21 Yao, Emperor. Reputed son of a dragon, 362 Yayoi. The Month of Increase, 193; the Soul of the Mirror, 193, 194 Yedo Government. Officials of, and their belief in the _Tengu_, 355 Yenoki. The One-eyed Priest who served at temple of Fudo, on Oki-yama, 180-182; spirit of, passes into a great cryptomeria-tree, 181; in form of a handsome youth allures a number of maidens away from their lovers, 181, 182 Yellow Dragon. _See_ Yellow River, 363 Yellow River. Fuk Hi present by Yellow Dragon with mystic scroll by the, 363 "Yih-king" ("Book of Changes"). The main source of Japanese divination, 344; begun by Fu Hsi 2000 B.C. and added to by Confucius, 344 Yofuné-Nushi. The Serpent God; variant, the White Sea Serpent, 334; slain by Tokoyo, 335 Yomi, Land of (Hades). Izanami creeps away to, 23; Izanagi goes to, 23; Eight Ugly Females of, 24; the Even Pass of, 24; Susa-no-o banished to 25, 28 Yoné. Faithful servant of Tsuyu, 228-233 Yone Noguchi.

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