Iso-takeru

One of Susanoo’s three children who spread tree seeds and crossed to Kii in a Nihongi account.

Parentage

• parent: SusanooNihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)

Names and tradition associations

• Isaoshi Japanese · same recordNihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)

Variant accounts

• cult locationThe preceding account has Iso-takeru bring seeds from heaven, avoid planting them in Han, and plant them throughout Japan beginning at Tsukushi. It calls him Isaoshi and locates his cult in Kii.Nihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)

Relations

• parent: SusanooNihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)
• sibling: Oho-ya-tsu-himeNihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)
• sibling: Tsuma-tsu-himeNihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)

Sources

• One of Susanoo’s three children who spread tree seeds and crossed to Kii in a Nihongi account.: Nihongi I, Aston translation, I.56–59: tree seeds and three children (primary)