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ID: 901002341 Page link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/ia/901002341 | Record Type: Character/Person |
Inari (Shinto character) | ||
Note: Shinto deity of rice, fertility, and industry, particularly metalworkers and blacksmiths. Variously taking form as a man, woman, older man, or a white fox; in any form, Inari is usually depicted with foxes or fox spirits, serving as their messengers. The Japanese Buddhist goddess Dakiniten is based off of this deity. | |
Inari (Shinto character) (preferred,English-P,D,N) | |
Inari Ōkami (Shinto character) (English,U,N) | |
Ō-Inari (Shinto character) (English,U,N) | |
稲荷大神 (Shinto character) (English,U,N) | |
稲荷大神 (Shinto character) (Japanese,U,N) | |
大稲荷 (Shinto character) (English,U,N) | |
大稲荷 (Shinto character) (Japanese,U,N) | |
Legend, Religion, Mythology (P) | ||
....<Shinto iconography> (P) | ||
........<Shinto characters> (P) | ||
............Inari (Shinto character) (I) | ||
associated with .... Amaterasu | |
..........(Legend, Religion, Mythology, Shinto iconography, Shinto characters, Amaterasu (Shinto deity)) [901002533] |
is basis of .... Dakiniten | |
..........(Legend, Religion, Mythology, Buddhist iconography, Buddhist characters, Dakiniten (Buddhist character)) [901002339] |
role/characteristic is .... deity | |
.....(people in religion, people in religion and related occupations, people in the humanities, people by occupation, people (agents), People (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
culture/religion is .... Shinto | |
.....(religions (belief systems, cultures), religions and religious concepts, Associated Concepts (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
takes the form of .... foxes (animals) | |
.....(Canidae (family), Carnivora (order), Mammalia (class), Vertebrata (subphylum), Chordata (phylum), Animalia (kingdom), Eukaryota (domain), living organisms (entities), Living Organisms (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
deity of .... metal-worker | |
.....(people in crafts and trades by material, people in crafts and trades, people by occupation, people (agents), People (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
deity of .... rice (seed) | |
.....(seed (material), seed and seed components materials, plant material, biological material, materials by origin, materials (substances), Materials (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
affiliated/associated with .... gohei | |
.....(ceremonial objects, object genres by function, object genres (object classifications), Object Genres (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
affiliated/associated with .... shimenawa | |
.....(ceremonial objects, object genres by function, object genres (object classifications), Object Genres (hierarchy name)) (AAT) |
Inari (Shinto character) | |
................Victoria and Albert Museum [online] (2010) "Inari," accessed 7 August 2020, "The Swordsmith on Mount Inari," | |
................Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) [online] (2000-) "Inari," accessed 7 August 2020, "Dakiniten, the Buddhist Manifestation of the Shinto Deity Inari, late 14th century," | |
................Metropolitan Museum of Art [online] (2001-) "Inari," accessed 7 August 2020, "Dakini," | |
Inari Ōkami (Shinto character) | |
................Wikipedia (2000-) "Inari Ōkami," accessed 7 August 2020, "Inari Okami," | |
Ō-Inari (Shinto character) | |
................Wikipedia (2000-) "Ō-Inari," accessed 7 August 2020, "Inari Okami," | |
稲荷大神 (Shinto character) | |
................Wikipedia (2000-) "稲荷大神," accessed 7 August 2020, "Inari Okami," | |
大稲荷 (Shinto character) | |
................Wikipedia (2000-) "大稲荷," accessed 7 August 2020, "Inari Okami," | |
................ Source for image https://media.vam.ac.uk/media/thira/collection_images/2006AT/2006AT8347_jpg_ds.jpg ;accessed 7 August 2020 | |
................ Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) [online] (2000-) accessed 7 August 2020, "Dakiniten, the Buddhist Manifestation of the Shinto Deity Inari, late 14th century," | |
................ Victoria and Albert Museum [online] (2010) accessed 7 August 2020, "The Swordsmith on Mount Inari," | |
................ Metropolitan Museum of Art [online] (2001-) accessed 7 August 2020, "Dakini," | |
................ Seattle Art Museum [online] (2020) accessed 7 August 2020, "Inari Fox," | |
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