Hasshōjin
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Hasshōjin
Summary
Hasshōjin is a mythical group of characters[1]. Hasshōjin is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Hasshōjin's instance of is recorded as mythical group of characters[3].
- Hasshōjin's instance of is recorded as octet[4].
- Hasshōjin's instance of is recorded as direction deity[5].
- Hasshōjin's instance of is recorded as octad[6].
- Hasshōjin's Commons category is recorded as Hachishoujin[7].
- Hasshōjin's said to be the same as is recorded as Hachiōji Gongen[8].
- Hasshōjin comprises Taisaijin[9].
- Hasshōjin comprises Daishōgun[10].
- Hasshōjin comprises Taionjin[11].
- Hasshōjin comprises Saigyōshin[12].
- Hasshōjin comprises Saihajin[13].
- Hasshōjin comprises Saisetsujin[14].
- Hasshōjin comprises Ōbanjin[15].
- Hasshōjin comprises Hyōbijin[16].
- Hasshōjin's worshipped by is recorded as Onmyōdō[17].
- Hasshōjin's name in kana is recorded as はっしょうじん[18].
- Hasshōjin's P14750 is recorded as FC01-9F0A-15C0-2452-5CB2[19].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include mythical group of characters[3], octet[4], direction deity[5], and octad[6].
Use and Application
Components include Taisaijin[9], a direction deity[20]; Daishōgun[10], a direction deity[21]; Taionjin[11], a direction deity[22]; Saigyōshin[12], a direction deity[23]; Saihajin[13], a direction deity[24]; and Saisetsujin[14], a direction deity[25].
Why It Matters
Hasshōjin is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]