On the other hand, the Kojiki explains the reason why Susanou-no-mikoto had been crying so as terribly as harming the nation is that he was longing for his deceased mother, Izanami-no-mikoto. Hearing the excuse of his son, his father, Izanagi-no-mikoto, got angry and told him never to live in the nation, Ashihara-no-nakatu-kuni. After saying so, Izanagi-no-mikoto concealed himself and was enshrined at Taga of Oomi, or at Awaji Island or the Heaven in the Chronicle of Japan, done all of his works as a father deity in this world.
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