moon god Tsukuyomi

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Tsukuyomi is the Shinto moon god, a major kami born from the creator deity Izanagi and known for his role in Japanese mythology, including his estrangement from the sun goddess Amaterasu.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf kami
moon deity
mythological character
alsoKnownAs Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto NERFINISHED
alsoRomanizedAs Tsukiyomi NERFINISHED
appearsIn Kojiki NERFINISHED
Nihon Shoki NERFINISHED
associatedMyth myth of the separation of sun and moon
associatedWith night
order
time
bornFrom Izanagi’s right eye
category Japanese gods
Shinto kami
lunar gods
causeOfEstrangement killing of the food goddess Uke Mochi
celestialBody Moon NERFINISHED
consequenceOfAction permanent alternation of day and night
separation of sun and moon
cosmicFunction marking of months
regulation of the night sky
culture Japanese
domain moon
estrangedFrom Amaterasu NERFINISHED
gender male
killed Uke Mochi NERFINISHED
languageOfName Japanese
mythologicalCycle Kojiki NERFINISHED
Nihon Shoki NERFINISHED
mythologicalRole moon god
originEvent purification of Izanagi after returning from Yomi
pairedWith Amaterasu NERFINISHED
Susanoo NERFINISHED
parent Izanagi NERFINISHED
position one of the three noble children of Izanagi
reasonForKilling disgust at Uke Mochi’s method of producing food
religion Shinto
residence heavens
roleInPantheon important celestial kami
sibling Amaterasu NERFINISHED
Susanoo NERFINISHED
spouse Amaterasu NERFINISHED
symbol crescent moon
typeOfDeity celestial deity
worshippedAt Shinto shrines NERFINISHED
worshippedIn Japan NERFINISHED

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Uke Mochi killedBy moon god Tsukuyomi