What are the traditional Japanese ghosts and gods? Don't tell me about ghosts made by movies. What's the name of China's hell, the house of hades, and Japanese?

The ancient books recorded the earliest palace gods, palace gods and jade emperor gods after the formation of heaven and earth. These three gods created everything, and as the highest primitive god in the sky at the beginning of heaven and earth, they were called the primitive god in the palace, and they were especially respected together with the primitive god in the palace.

2. Louis Nozun (also known as the life of Xie Yi Ziner).

According to Japanese Shintoism, the male god, the last pair of spouse gods among the seven generations of gods, together with the goddess Yujizun (also known as izanami's life) became the generations of gods in Japanese territory. It is said that Er Shen was ordered by the gods to create eight continents (Japanese territory), mountains and rivers, plants and all kinds of gods that dominate everything, including the gods, the gods, the gods of the Soviet Union and so on.

3. The country will always be respected.

The first god who appeared after the opening of heaven and earth was the first generation of the seven gods. The first volume of Record of Japan records: "Heaven and earth were first created, and heaven and earth created a reed-shaped thing, which became a god and the country was always respected."

4.Okuninushi's life.

He is also the god of great powers, the god of national creation, also known as the ugly man of Weiyuan, the god of eight thousand gods, and his life is precious. Make a god for the country. According to "Historical Records", the great gods of great countries were ordered by the gods to manage land, reclaim land, build water conservancy, open mountains and forests, develop animal husbandry and treat disasters and diseases together with Izumo Shaoyanming. After that, he gave the land to Tiansun Qiongqiong and devoted himself to the "quiet world".

5. The gods in the sky shine.

It is also called "Heaven shines against God", "Heaven shines against God" and "Ise Shrine" is called "Heaven shines against God". It is the goddess of the sun, and the Japanese emperor respects it as the ancestor god. According to the later book of "The History of Japan", a cloud statue and a cloud statue gave birth to the vegetation of Bazhou mountains and rivers. "* * * said: I gave birth to the vegetation of Bazhou mountains and rivers, why didn't I give birth to the master of the world?" So * * * birthday god, wedding date is expensive. "Later, Sun Qiongqiong was sent to rule" Weiyuan China "(Japan), so the descendants of Zhao Tianshen ruled Japan as emperor for generations.

6. Joan died.

Also known as Tenshindon Yan Yan Huo Qiong pestle, Shintoism called him the grandson of a god (Tiansun or Sun Huang) and was ordered by the god to rule Japan. According to Japanese Records of the Historian, a deity was born at a meeting between Emperor Tiandi and Emperor Gao, and Joan and Joan pestle were sent to command King's Landing in Weiyuan China.

Is a ghost a monster? There are many more ~

Snow girl, rain girl, bone girl and pulley head

Bones girl

A woman was insulted, bullied, trampled and resentful at birth, became a ghost and took her life. Because there was only a pile of bones left, she disguised herself with human skin. In China, she is called a ghost painter (from Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio), and most of her revenge targets are men, and most of them are people with bad character. It is recorded in detail in Night of the Hundred Ghosts, so it is widely used by Japanese folklorists.

Drowning girl

If you see a beautiful woman taking a bath, don't approach rashly. Maybe if she stands up, you will find that her submerged part is full of bones.

Yan Luo Yan

The monster of fireworks can make people's eyes blurred, which comes from human fear of fireworks.

Yuki Onna

Living in the deep mountains, almost like people, has a beautiful appearance, and often attracts men who enter the snow-capped mountains to unmanned places, kisses them, completely freezes them, and takes their souls away as food. Snow Girl's child is called Xue Tong. In Japan, Xue Tong is regarded as the monster that brings the first snow in winter.

Shuteng-jidu

A monster with a handsome young appearance, he lured virgins and cut off their breasts as food. In some places, it is said that the appearance is changing. He is a real virgin killer.

About the life experience of the boy who swallowed wine, novels such as Yu Jia Cao Zi all recorded that he was a young monk born in Vietnam. Because of his handsome appearance, he attracted jealousy, and because of many evil thoughts, he turned into a ghost. In addition, there is a saying that "Jingshan Mingshen (actually Yan Mo) is the son of Ji Jun, a nearby ethnic minority". According to the previous legend, the boy who swallowed wine was later driven out of the temple by a monk who realized his evil thoughts, thus ending his childhood life.

There is also a saying that a teenager who swallowed wine and drank was also a teenager who was killed by General Yuan, and his sabre was called boy beheading. Because of this strange origin, the ceremony of boy beheading and famous sword is also called "the five swords in the world".

The teenager who swallowed wine lived in the Heian Dynasty in 990 and was a famous monster that shocked Kyoto. Legend has it that a drunken boy who lives in Danbo land is entangled with a group of evil spirits. They do evil, build iron palaces privately, sneak into rich people's homes at night to steal treasures and feed on women and children. Such a thing shocked even the emperor. However, something even more terrible happened. Ikeda Yan Na's daughter is missing. The result of divination by Yin and Yang master was captured by the ghost of Dajiangshan.

Capa

There is a small lake near the Inagawa Shrine in Japan, which is called Salvation Lake. There are often river children in the lake. Because the river boy is a household name in Japan, there are many sayings. It's more common for a bird-headed man to wear tortoise shells and have a bowl-shaped concave mirror on his head, which is full of water. If he is alive, no water will die. His hands are connected, they can stretch, and they can fly with the help of fart. Common folk books are recorded, such as "A Hundred Ghosts Walking at Night", "A Hundred Things", "Ten Ghosts Record" and "The Legend of the Monster".