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Ukehi

Shinto divination ritual

Ukehi or Ukei (誓; lit. "divination [by] oath") is a divination ritual in Japan. The Early Middle Japanese form was ukefi, which is pronounced ukei in

Ukehi

Susanoo-no-Mikoto

Shinto god

clothing and clad in armor, but when Susanoo proposed a trial by pledge (ukehi) to prove his sincerity, she accepted. In the ritual, the two gods each

Susanoo-no-Mikoto

Ōkuninushi

Deity (kami) in Japanese Shinto

of three goddesses born when Susanoo and Amaterasu held a ritual pact (ukehi) to prove Susanoo's innocence long ago, Kamuyatatehime-no-Mikoto (神屋楯比売命)

Ōkuninushi

Onmyōdō

Traditional Japanese esoteric cosmology and divination system

boom in current Japanese popular culture Tengenjutsu (fortune telling) Ukehi Zuijin "Onmyōdō". Asahi Shimbun. Archived from the original on 2021-01-12

Onmyōdō

List of occult terms

Magical tools in Wicca Tree of Life Underworld Undine Unicursal hexagram Ukehi (Jap.) Valkyrie (Norse) Vampire Vastu shastra, East Indian version of Feng

List of occult terms

List_of_occult_terms

Kotodama

Japanese belief that mystical powers dwell in words and names

needed] Uttering the divine words of the Shinto divination ritual known as ukehi[clarification needed] supposedly determines results, and in this case, Amaterasu

Kotodama

Amaterasu

Sun goddess in Shinto

clothing and clad in armor, at which Susanoo proposed a trial by pledge (ukehi) to prove his sincerity. In the ritual, the two gods each chewed and spat

Amaterasu

Kokugaku

Japanese academic movement

foundation of the Japanese state — an event bitterly resented by the kokugakusha Ukehi, a prehistoric practice promoted by a number of kokugakusha Guido von List

Kokugaku

Flipism

Practice or personal philosophy in which all decisions are made by flipping a coin

non-cooperative game PP (complexity) – Class of problems in computer science Ukehi – Ancient Japanese ritual using a random outcome to divine a path of action

Flipism

Hayashi Ōen

Japanese nativist scholar and priest (1797–1870)

deeply religious man, Ōen placed substantial emphasis on the use of the ukehi ritual in divination, calling it, "the most wondrous of all Shinto rites"

Hayashi Ōen

Hayashi_Ōen

Yangmingism

Neo-Confucianist philosophical school

Japanese, and played an essential role in the Meiji Restoration. Kokutai Ukehi Chan, Wing-Tsit, ed. (1969). A source book in Chinese philosophy (New Impression ed

Yangmingism

Kaya Harukata

Japanese samurai, Shinto priest and adherent of kokugaku

of moderation and an advocate for lawful opposition. However, after an ukehi performed by Ōtaguro, Kaya agreed to participate in the Keishintō's rebellion

Kaya Harukata

Kaya_Harukata

Glossary of Shinto

divining; foreseeing or a foretelling of future events. See also futomani and ukehi. Buden (舞殿, lit. 'dance hall') – Another word for a kaguraden, a pavilion

Glossary of Shinto

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Voices of the Fallen Heroes

Short story by Yukio Mishima

economic miracle Kijūrō Shidehara Ko-Shintō Wild Spirit Tomokiyo Yoshisane Ukehi Captain Hisashi Kono (河野壽) was wounded in the chest during a shootout with

Voices of the Fallen Heroes

Voices_of_the_Fallen_Heroes

Harima no Kuni Fudoki

Ancient Japanese report on local culture and geography in Harima Province

under the power of that deity or sovereign. Such tales have aspects of ukehi or ukei (誓), a type of ancient Japanese divination. Ōnamuchi and Sukunahikone

Harima no Kuni Fudoki