Hachiman Ōkami

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Hachiman Ōkami is a major Shinto deity revered as the divine protector of Japan and its warriors, particularly associated with archery and the samurai class.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto deity
kami
associatedWith archery
bushidō
samurai
warfare
category Japanese tutelary deity
Japanese war deity
kami of archery
countryOfCult Japan NERFINISHED
cultCenter Usa, Ōita Prefecture NERFINISHED
cultSpread spread throughout Japan from Kyushu
epithet Great God of Hachiman NERFINISHED
familyRelation often regarded as deified form of Emperor Ōjin
sometimes linked as son of Empress Jingū
function granting victory in battle
protection of communities
protection of the imperial house
protection of the nation
honorificTitle Ōkami NERFINISHED
identifiedWith Emperor Ōjin NERFINISHED
bodhisattva
linkedTo Minamoto clan NERFINISHED
samurai governments
majorShrine Iwashimizu Hachiman-gū NERFINISHED
Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū NERFINISHED
Usa Jingū NERFINISHED
numberOfShrines one of the most widely enshrined kami in Japan
periodOfProminence Heian period NERFINISHED
Kamakura period
Nara period NERFINISHED
religion Shinto
role divine protector of Japan
guardian of the Japanese state
protector of the samurai class
protector of warriors
symbol bow and arrows
dove
syncretism Shinto-Buddhist syncretic deity
title Great Bodhisattva Hachiman NERFINISHED
veneratedAs protector of fishermen and farmers in some regions
worshipForm enshrined in Hachiman-gū shrines NERFINISHED
worshippedBy common people in Japan
samurai class
warriors
worshipType state cult in ancient Japan

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Tsurugaoka Hachimangū governingDeity Hachiman Ōkami