Amaterasu

Amaterasu's History

Amaterasu is a deity of the Japanese myth cycle and also a major deity of the ShintoWP religion. She is the goddess of the sun and Chief God of Shinto.

Tamamo-no-Mae and Daji are Divided Spirits of Amaterasu.

Shingon Tachikawa Buddhism identifies Amaterasu as the deity they worship, Dakiniten.

The advent of the imperial lineage extending to Amaterasu. New gods were born and Amaterasu's descendants conquered the surface. Including among them the gods Umisachi-hiko and Yamasachi.

She guards the Yellow Emperor’s imperial tomb.

Upon obtaining her Origin Form, Tamamo's Mythological Formal Wear resembles her clothing. After Hakuno Kishinami touched Tamamo's Origin, Amaterasu saw the future and decided to kidnap her future self's Master from the future spacetime to the past in the Age of Gods, during a dream-like state, ignoring any possible time paradoxes. While someone entering her mausoleum would normally be burnt to a cinder, Hakuno Kishinami display their usual "reckless bravery" to converse with her.

During the Tunguska Event, an Oriental Sun Goddess (implied to have been Amaterasu) and Dobrynya Nikitich were there to witness the birth of a new Nature Spirit Tamamo Vitch Koyanskaya. While the Sun Goddess deems her to be her child as anyone born from celestial phenomena would be, she gives all of the responsibility of dealing with her to Dobrynya. And while Dobrynya is the one to name the nature spirit, him being a Servant means that he disappears shortly after the event, leaving the now Koyanskaya alone.