Lightning Dragon God at Lisa Castillo blog

Lightning Dragon God. Control of thunder and lightning. His power was feared by many, but also respected for its ability to protect japan from invasion and other disasters. Dragon god), which in some traditions is equivalent to ōwatatsumi, was the tutelary deity of the sea in japanese. Too wild to remain in orderly heaven, he is nonetheless. in japanese mythology, raijin was often seen as a fierce and powerful god, capable of summoning storms with his thunderbolts and drums. susanoo is the tumultuous japanese god of seas and storms, thunder and lightning. Raijin‘s visual portrayal in art, carvings, and literature builds upon his mythical origins. raijin (雷神) is the japanese god of thunder, lightning, and storms. the iconography of a god. Often appearing alongside his brother fujin, the god of the wind, raijin the trickster.

susanoo is the tumultuous japanese god of seas and storms, thunder and lightning. the iconography of a god. in japanese mythology, raijin was often seen as a fierce and powerful god, capable of summoning storms with his thunderbolts and drums. Raijin‘s visual portrayal in art, carvings, and literature builds upon his mythical origins. Too wild to remain in orderly heaven, he is nonetheless. His power was feared by many, but also respected for its ability to protect japan from invasion and other disasters. Often appearing alongside his brother fujin, the god of the wind, raijin the trickster. Control of thunder and lightning. Dragon god), which in some traditions is equivalent to ōwatatsumi, was the tutelary deity of the sea in japanese. raijin (雷神) is the japanese god of thunder, lightning, and storms.

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Lightning Dragon God His power was feared by many, but also respected for its ability to protect japan from invasion and other disasters. raijin (雷神) is the japanese god of thunder, lightning, and storms. susanoo is the tumultuous japanese god of seas and storms, thunder and lightning. Too wild to remain in orderly heaven, he is nonetheless. Control of thunder and lightning. the iconography of a god. in japanese mythology, raijin was often seen as a fierce and powerful god, capable of summoning storms with his thunderbolts and drums. His power was feared by many, but also respected for its ability to protect japan from invasion and other disasters. Often appearing alongside his brother fujin, the god of the wind, raijin the trickster. Raijin‘s visual portrayal in art, carvings, and literature builds upon his mythical origins. Dragon god), which in some traditions is equivalent to ōwatatsumi, was the tutelary deity of the sea in japanese.