What are the unique three gods in Japanese mythology?

Also known as drunken boy or drunken boy, he is one of several famous demons active in peacetime and was once the king of all demons. There are many stories about its birth. The earliest legend about it is in the area of Danjiangkou, and the most widely known is near Ibuki Mountain, which is the riverside. The so-called "boy" originally refers to a teenager who serves in a temple, but out of awe of ghosts and gods, people also call the family near the gods a boy; According to the description in the novel Yu Jia Cao Zi, the boy who swallowed wine was originally a waiter at Zeshan Temple in Yuehou.

As a powerful monster, Jiutun boy has a very strong body, six meters long, and his back is like that of a bear. He likes drinking blood. He has a red face, a few short messy hairs on his bald head and five horns on his head. He claimed to have 15 eyes, wore a plaid coat and hung a wild animal's skin around his waist. Of course, this is his form as an evil ghost on earth.

Nine-tailed fox Tamamo no Mae

The nine-tailed fox is recorded in China's ancient classics, such as Shan Hai Jing and Nan Shan Jing. It is 300 miles to the east, and it is called the Mountain of Castle Peak ... There is a wild animal that looks like a fox and Kyubi no Youko, sounds like a baby, and eats people, but the people who eat it are not strange. The nine-tailed fox with golden hair and jade face turned the monster into a peerless beauty and became da ji in Shang Zhouwang. After the demise of Shang Dynasty, it was said that Jiang Ziya forced him to move to Japan, claiming that Tamamo no Mae won the favor and trust of Emperor Bird Feather. Later, the emperor got a strange disease and lay in bed; So ministers began to doubt her and let Abe Harumi secretly give her divination. As a result, Tamamo no Mae's true colors were finally exposed. It turned out to be a Kyubi no Youko fox from China (some people said it was da ji), so she fled the capital and went far away.

Emperor Bird Feather, who recovered from the dragon body, became angry from embarrassment and gave the order to kill. In command, the general manager and manager San Pu obeyed orders and killed the nine-tailed fox with135,000 pursuers. The Kyubi no Youko fox fled to Nasuno to fight with 80,000 pursuers.

Kyubi no Youko Fox has nine tails. According to legend, its Kyubi no Youko has different abilities. A wagging of a tail can summon thunder, fire, wind, earthquake, flood, undead and foxes. At the same time, Kyubi no Youko also represents nine souls. Unless Kyubi no Youko is broken together, it can be regenerated. After regeneration, it has new power. In the face of such a strong enemy, 80,000 pursuers suffered heavy casualties. Guangchang and Yicheng at this time looked at their subordinates with heavy casualties and shot them with a bow in a rage.

The nine-tailed fox was badly injured and turned into a stone, which was later called the "killing stone". It is said that because of Kyubi no Youko's strong antipathy, insects and birds will die quickly once they come into contact with this stone. Some temples have removed it and placed it as a sacred object.

Akihito, big dog

Tengu is a legendary creature in Japan. China's Shan Hai Jing also recorded the Tiangou and described it as an animal like a fox. However, it is generally believed in Japan that,