Iwai-no-ushi

Then, the Sumera-mikoto, regarding himself as Tkakamimusuhi-no-mikoto, compared Michi-no-omi to Iwai-no-ushi, who would have been a divine female like a shrine maiden, and named him Itu-hime. Furthermore, the Sumera-mikoto named earthy wares Itu-he, fire Itu-no-kagututi, water Itu-no-mituha-no-me, food Itu-no-uka-no-me, kindling Itu-no-yamatuti and grass Itu-no-nozuchi.

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