Ryūgū-jō
In Japanese folklore, Ryūgū-jō (竜宮城, 龍宮城, "Dragon palace castle") is the undersea palace of Ryūjin, the dragon kami of the sea. Princess Otohime, her maidens, and Ryūjin's vassals reside in the palace, as well. Jinja hime are yōkai that serve in Ryūgū-jo. During the Edo period, a jinja hime reportedly appeared on a beach proclaiming to be “a messenger from Ryūgū.” With a six-meter-long, snake-like body, they resemble giant oarfish, which are called ryūgū no tsukai (lit. "messenger of Ryūgū") in Japanese.
Wikipage redirect
162173_RyuguAnimal worshipDragon PalaceFujiwara no HidesatoGag Manga BiyoriGunung BonpuriJapanese dragonLinda WangList of Heisei Ultraseven charactersList of Places of Scenic Beauty of Japan (Yamaguchi)List of Touhou Project charactersList of Ultraman Tiga charactersList of geological features on TritonList of legendary creatures from JapanList of mythological objectsList of mythological placesMeanings of minor planet names: 162001–163000Muromi-sanNagpurNoro (priestess)OarfishOto-himeOtogi-zôshiRyugu-joRyūjinScarlet Weather RhapsodyShigeru ChibaTakeminakataTamatebakoTawara Tōda MonogatariTeiyū IchiryūsaiThe Dream of a Summer DayThe Dream of the Fisherman's WifeTide jewelsUgayafukiaezuUrashima TarōUrashima Tarō (otogi-zōshi)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage
primaryTopic
Ryūgū-jō
In Japanese folklore, Ryūgū-jō (竜宮城, 龍宮城, "Dragon palace castle") is the undersea palace of Ryūjin, the dragon kami of the sea. Princess Otohime, her maidens, and Ryūjin's vassals reside in the palace, as well. Jinja hime are yōkai that serve in Ryūgū-jo. During the Edo period, a jinja hime reportedly appeared on a beach proclaiming to be “a messenger from Ryūgū.” With a six-meter-long, snake-like body, they resemble giant oarfish, which are called ryūgū no tsukai (lit. "messenger of Ryūgū") in Japanese.
has abstract
Dans la mythologie japonaise, ...... a été nommé d'après ce mythe.
@fr
En la mitología japonesa, el R ...... eño que evoca al del Ryūgū-jō.
@es
In Japanese folklore, Ryūgū-jō ...... ll family and village hearths.
@en
Nella mitologia giapponese, il ...... Ryūjin, il dio drago del mare.
@it
Ryūgū-jō (jap. 竜宮城 lub 龍宮城) – ...... odwodnego pałacu Watatsumiego.
@pl
Рюгу-дзё (яп. 竜宮城 / 龍宮城 Рю:гу: ...... е приданого за дочку дракона).
@ru
Рюґу-дзьо (яп. 竜宮城 / 龍宮城) [Рю: ...... яко посаг за доньку дракона).
@uk
ريوغوجو (باليابانية: 竜宮城/龍宮城) ...... اغاوا بشكل مشابه لوصف ريوغوجو.
@ar
龍宮城（りゅうぐうじょう）、龍宮（りゅうぐう）或海宮（かいぐ ...... 日本各地的、傳說中登場。但是傳承地未必限於海邊（以下参照）。
@zh
龍宮（りゅうぐう、竜宮とも書く）または竜宮城（りゅうぐうじょ ...... のも存在しており、伝承地は必ずしも臨海部であるとは限らない。
@ja
Wikipage page ID
page length (characters) of wiki page
Wikipage revision ID
1,001,656,143
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage
wikiPageUsesTemplate
hypernym
comment
Dans la mythologie japonaise, ...... a été nommé d'après ce mythe.
@fr
En la mitología japonesa, el R ...... rascurrieron trescientos años.
@es
In Japanese folklore, Ryūgū-jō ...... senger of Ryūgū") in Japanese.
@en
Nella mitologia giapponese, il ...... Ryūjin, il dio drago del mare.
@it
Ryūgū-jō (jap. 竜宮城 lub 龍宮城) – ...... odwodnego pałacu Watatsumiego.
@pl
Рюгу-дзё (яп. 竜宮城 / 龍宮城 Рю:гу: ...... сте океана и богато обставлен.
@ru
Рюґу-дзьо (яп. 竜宮城 / 龍宮城) [Рю: ...... ні океану й багато обставлена.
@uk
ريوغوجو (باليابانية: 竜宮城/龍宮城) ...... اغاوا بشكل مشابه لوصف ريوغوجو.
@ar
龍宮城（りゅうぐうじょう）、龍宮（りゅうぐう）或海宮（かいぐ ...... 日本各地的、傳說中登場。但是傳承地未必限於海邊（以下参照）。
@zh
龍宮（りゅうぐう、竜宮とも書く）または竜宮城（りゅうぐうじょ ...... のも存在しており、伝承地は必ずしも臨海部であるとは限らない。
@ja
label
Ryūgū-jō
@en
Ryūgū-jō
@es
Ryūgū-jō
@fr
Ryūgū-jō
@it
Ryūgū-jō
@pl
Рюгу-дзё
@ru
Рюґу-дзьо
@uk
ريوغوجو
@ar
龍宮
@ja
龍宮城
@zh