Kagutsuchi

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Kagutsuchi is the Shinto god of fire whose birth fatally burned his mother Izanami and led to significant events in Japanese mythology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto deity
fire god
kami
associatedWith conflagrations
destructive fire
purifying fire
volcanoes
birthEvent burned his mother Izanami during childbirth
bodyPartsTransformedInto mountains
other deities
bodyPartsTransformedInto volcano-related kami
category Japanese gods
fire gods
kami of natural phenomena
causeOf death of Izanami
consequenceOfBirth Izanagi’s pollution and subsequent purification
culture Japanese mythology
deathCause dismemberment by sword
domain fire
father Izanagi NERFINISHED
gender male
hasMythType chthonic aspects through link to Yomi events
indirectlyLeadsTo birth of Amaterasu from Izanagi’s purification
birth of Susanoo from Izanagi’s purification
birth of Tsukuyomi from Izanagi’s purification
killedBy Izanagi NERFINISHED
mother Izanami NERFINISHED
mythCycle creation myths of Japan
mythologicalRole catalyst for Izanagi’s journey to Yomi
trigger for the separation of Izanagi and Izanami
otherName Hi-no-Kagutsuchi NERFINISHED
Hinokagutsuchi-no-kami NERFINISHED
Homusubi NERFINISHED
parent Izanagi NERFINISHED
Izanami NERFINISHED
religion Shinto
symbol burning sword
flames
textMention Kojiki NERFINISHED
Nihon Shoki NERFINISHED
weaponUsedAgainst Totsuka-no-Tsurugi NERFINISHED
worshippedFor control of destructive flames
protection from fire
safety of hearth and home

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Izanami parentOf Kagutsuchi