Daikoku

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Daikoku is a prominent Japanese deity of wealth, agriculture, and household prosperity, often depicted with a mallet and rice bales and revered as one of the Seven Lucky Gods.

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Surface form Occurrences
Daikokuten 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese deity
agricultural deity
kami
associatedFestivalOrCustom New Year good fortune customs in Japan
associatedWith agriculture
commerce
fertility
good fortune
granary
household prosperity
kitchen
rice
wealth
considered one of the most popular Seven Lucky Gods
depictedWith hat
magic mallet
rice bales
sack of treasure
smiling face
hasAlternativeName Daikokuten NERFINISHED
hasIconographyFeature cheerful expression
plump figure
seated or standing on rice bales
hasJapaneseName 大黒天 NERFINISHED
hasOriginIn Indian deity Mahakala NERFINISHED
hasRole bringer of prosperity
guardian of kitchens
protector of food stores
protector of households
influencedBy Mahakala NERFINISHED
memberOf Seven Lucky Gods NERFINISHED
oftenDepictedStandingOn bales of rice
rice bales
oftenDepictedWithAnimal rat
originatesFrom Japan NERFINISHED
symbolizedBy magic mallet NERFINISHED
rice bales
treasure sack
syncretizedWith Buddhist deities
veneratedIn Japanese Buddhism
Shinto NERFINISHED
worshippedBy farmers
households
merchants
worshipPlace Buddhist temples
Shinto shrines
household altars

Referenced by (3)

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Ōkuninushi otherName Daikoku
Ōkuninushi associatedWith Daikoku
this entity surface form: Daikokuten
Kanda Myojin Shrine dedicatedTo Daikoku
this entity surface form: Daikokuten