Mystery of The Chronicle of Japan and The Kojiki

　　　　　 The next two are Kuni-no-tokotachi-no-kami and Toyokumo-no-kami almost coincident with the names of two of the first three deities in The Chronicle of Japan. 　The only difference between both of them is expression of the term of “deity,” the former uses “mikoto”, 尊, and the latter “kami,”神. They all would have been born by themselves basked in the positive spirit, and have been masculine and single deities without their spouses or mates. These two deities, however, are not recognized as Heavenly Deities, 天神,  as the former five deities.

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