Kamimusubi
Goddess of Creation
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Kamimusubi
Summary
Kamimusubi is a kami[1]. She draws 474 Wikipedia views per month (kami category, ranking #19 of 62).[2]
Key Facts
- A child of Kamimusubi was Ame-no-Koyane[3].
- A child of Kamimusubi was Kisagaihime and Umugihime[4].
- A child of Kamimusubi was Sukunabikona[5].
- A child of Kamimusubi was Ame no Ikutama[6].
- A child of Kamimusubi was Kushimachi no Mikoto[7].
- A child of Kamimusubi was Ame no Mikemochi[8].
- Kamimusubi is recorded as female[9].
- Kamimusubi's instance of is recorded as kami[10].
- Kamimusubi's instance of is recorded as amatsukami[11].
- Kamimusubi's honorific suffix is recorded as Q140588457[12].
- Kamimusubi's relative is recorded as Amanomichine[13].
- Kamimusubi's relative is recorded as Lady of the Agata Inukai clan (Wife of Fujiwara no Kuromaro)[14].
- Kamimusubi's relative is recorded as Q110379785[15].
- Kamimusubi's worshipped by is recorded as Japanese mythology[16].
- Kamimusubi's described by source is recorded as Q141627872[17].
- Kamimusubi's present in work is recorded as Kojiki[18].
- Kamimusubi's present in work is recorded as Nihon Shoki[19].
- Kamimusubi's present in work is recorded as Izumo-no-Kuni Fudoki[20].
- Kamimusubi's name in kana is recorded as カムミムスヒノミコト[21].
- Kamimusubi's name in kana is recorded as カミムスヒノカミ[22].
- Kamimusubi's P14391 is recorded as 11078[23].
- Kamimusubi's P14750 is recorded as 9514-5410-5F5A-0E0F-7466[24].
Body
Personal Life
Children include Ame-no-Koyane[3], an amatsukami[25]; Kisagaihime and Umugihime[4], a kami[26]; Sukunabikona[5], a kami[27]; Ame no Ikutama[6], a kami[28]; Kushimachi no Mikoto[7], a kami[29]; and Ame no Mikemochi[8].
Why It Matters
Kamimusubi draws 474 Wikipedia views per month (kami category, ranking #19 of 62).[2] She has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] She is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]