Ryūjin

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Ryūjin is a dragon kami (deity) in Japanese mythology who rules over the sea and its creatures.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Kinryū 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dragon deity
kami
mythological character
sea god
associatedAnimal dragon
sea turtle
associatedWith agriculture
fishing
rain
storms
tides
child Tamayori-hime NERFINISHED
Toyotama-hime NERFINISHED
controls jewels of the tide
kanju
manju
countryOfOrigin Japan
culture Japanese mythology
depictedAs a giant dragon
an old man with a beard
domain oceans
sea
water
featureIn Japanese folktales
Shinto mythology NERFINISHED
Urashima Tarō NERFINISHED
gender male
hasShrine Ryūjin Shrine NERFINISHED
various coastal shrines in Japan
hasTitle Dragon King NERFINISHED
Sea Dragon God NERFINISHED
languageOfName Japanese
meaningOfName dragon god
dragon kami
power to control the ebb and flow of the tides
to control the weather at sea
religion Shinto
residence Ryūgū-jō NERFINISHED
undersea palace
rulesOver dragons
fish
sea creatures
spouse Toyotama-hime NERFINISHED
symbol dragon
sea serpent
worshipedBy coastal communities
fishermen
seafarers

Referenced by (3)

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Kaminarimon hasStatue Ryūjin
this entity surface form: Kinryū