Template:AyaOtoWeaponName - Revision history

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>Caledor92 at 16:32, 24 July 2020

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>Caledor92 at 16:32, 24 July 2020

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>Caledor92 at 13:29, 24 July 2020

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>Caledor92 at 13:29, 24 July 2020

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>Caledor92 at 13:29, 24 July 2020

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>Caledor92: Created page with "{{doc}}Category:Weapon note templatesThe Ayaha & Otoha series Agito Weapons are all associated..."

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 |Ame no Hajiyumi=[[Ame no Hajiyumi]] is a bow belonging to the deity [[Wikipedia:Kuni-yuzuri#Ame-no-wakahiko|Ame no Wakahiko]], a god who deserted the holy plane of Tamagahara. He used the bow to kill the pheasant that was sent to fetch him, but the blood-stained arrow continued to climb to heaven where it was found by Takamimusubi. He threw it back to earth with a curse, killing Ame no Wakahiko.
-|Omizununo=[[Omizununo]] is named after Omizunu no kami a descendant of [[Wikipedia:Susanoo|Susanoo]] and grandfather of the famous deity [[Wikipedia:Ōkuninushi|Okuninushi]] from the Kojiki myths.
+|Omizununo=[[Omizununo]] is named after Omizunu no Kami, a descendant of [[Wikipedia:Susanoo|Susanoo]] and grandfather of the famous deity [[Wikipedia:Ōkuninushi|Okuninushi]] from the Kojiki myths.
 |Kunado=[[Kunado]] is named after [[Wikipedia:Kunado-No-Kami|Kunado no Kami]]: they are the Japanese gods that protect against disasters and evil spirits.
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	\|Ame no Habakiri=[[Ame no Habakiri]] is the sword [[Wikipedia:Susanoo\|Susanoo]] used to slay [[Wikipedia:Yamata no Orochi\|Yamata no Orochi]].		\|Ame no Habakiri=[[Ame no Habakiri]] is the sword [[Wikipedia:Susanoo\|Susanoo]] used to slay [[Wikipedia:Yamata no Orochi\|Yamata no Orochi]].
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		+	\|Futsu no Mitama=[[Futsu no Mitama]] is a sword [[Wikipedia:Takemikazuchi\|Takemikazuchi]] wielded in quelling of the Middle Country. It was later given to [[Wikipedia:Emperor Jimmu\|Emperor Jimmu]], Japan's legendary first emperor.
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		+	\|Ohohagari=[[Ohohagari]], also known as Kamudo no Tsurugi, was the sword Ajishikitakahikone no Kami used to cut down the funeral house where the corpse of his friend [[Wikipedia:Kuni-yuzuri#Ame-no-wakahiko\|Ame no Wakahiko]] was resting, enraged at being mistaken for him.
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		+	\|Ame no Nuhoko=[[Ame no Nuhoko]] was a [[Wikipedia:Amenonuhoko\|lance decorated in jewels]] used by the deities [[Wikipedia:Izanagi\|Izanagi]] and [[Wikipedia:Izanami\|Izanami]] to create Japan.
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		+	\|Ame no Hajiyumi=[[Ame no Hajiyumi]] is a bow belonging to the deity [[Wikipedia:Kuni-yuzuri#Ame-no-wakahiko\|Ame no Wakahiko]], a god who deserted the holy plane of Tamagahara. He used the bow to kill the pheasant that was sent to fetch him, but the blood-stained arrow continued to climb to heaven where it was found by Takamimusubi. He threw it back to earth with a curse, killing Ame no Wakahiko.
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		+	\|Omizununo=[[Omizununo]] is named after Omizunu no kami a descendant of [[Wikipedia:Susanoo\|Susanoo]] and grandfather of the famous deity [[Wikipedia:Ōkuninushi\|Okuninushi]] from the Kojiki myths.
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		+	\|Kunado=[[Kunado]] is named after [[Wikipedia:Kunado-No-Kami\|Kunado no Kami]]: they are the Japanese gods that protect against disasters and evil spirits.

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−	<noinclude>{{doc}}[[Category:Weapon note templates]]</noinclude><includeonly><span style="display:inline-block;">The [[Ayaha & Otoha]] series Agito Weapons are all associated with items or concepts from [[Wikipedia:Japanese mythology]]. {{#switch:{{{1\|}}}	+	<noinclude>{{doc}}[[Category:Weapon note templates]]</noinclude><includeonly><span style="display:inline-block;">The [[Ayaha & Otoha]] series Agito Weapons are all associated with items or concepts from [[Wikipedia:Japanese mythology\|Japanese mythology]]. {{#switch:{{{1\|}}}

	\|Ame no Murakumo='''Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi''', also known as [[Wikipedia:Kusanagi no Tsurugi\|Kusanagi no Tsurugi]], is one of the three [[Wikipedia:Imperial Regalia of Japan\|Imperial Regalia of Japan]]. The god [[Wikipedia:Susanoo\|Susanoo]] found it inside one of [[Wikipedia:Yamata no Orochi\|Yamata no Orochi]]'s tails after slaying it.		\|Ame no Murakumo='''Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi''', also known as [[Wikipedia:Kusanagi no Tsurugi\|Kusanagi no Tsurugi]], is one of the three [[Wikipedia:Imperial Regalia of Japan\|Imperial Regalia of Japan]]. The god [[Wikipedia:Susanoo\|Susanoo]] found it inside one of [[Wikipedia:Yamata no Orochi\|Yamata no Orochi]]'s tails after slaying it.

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