Takiri-bime
Japanese · deity · primordial · Recorded classification
Takiri-bime is named in Kojiki XXVI in the genealogy descending from Okuninushi.
Parentage
Recorded default; alternative parentage accounts are listed separately below.
No parents recorded in the default.
Parentage accounts
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- Oath: assigned to Susanoo because the sword was his (not sexual birth)
deity by descent in this account.
- parent: SusanooKojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
Children
Names and tradition associations
- Oki-tsu-shima Kojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
Variant accounts
- cult locationKojiki XIV places this goddess in the innermost Munakata shrine. The oath account is magical creation and subsequent assignment of children.Kojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
Relations
- spouse: ŌkuninushiKojiki, section XXVI, descendants of Okuninushi; Chamberlain translation and notes (primary)
- created by: AmaterasuAmaterasu chews the sword fragments and blows them away; Susanoo subsequently receives the three as his children.Kojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
- sibling: Ichiki-shima-himeThe three daughters assigned together in the oath account.Kojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
- sibling: Tagi-tsu-himeThe three daughters assigned together in the oath account.Kojiki XIII–XIV, oath and allocation of children, XIII notes 15–17 (primary); Kojiki XIV, allocation and three Munakata shrines (primary)
- parent of: Aji-shiki-taka-hikoneKojiki, section XXVI, descendants of Okuninushi; Chamberlain translation and notes (primary)
- parent of: Shitateru-himeKojiki, section XXVI, descendants of Okuninushi; Chamberlain translation and notes (primary)
Sources
- Takiri-bime is named in Kojiki XXVI in the genealogy descending from Okuninushi.: Kojiki, section XXVI, descendants of Okuninushi; Chamberlain translation and notes (primary)