What is another word for hachiman?

Pronunciation: [hˈat͡ʃɪmən] (IPA)

Hachiman is a Japanese word that refers to the Shinto god of war and the divine protector of Japan. Synonyms for Hachiman include Yawata no kami, Ōjin Tenno, and Emperor Ōjin. Yawata no kami refers to the god of the city of Yawata, which was the ancient name for the city of Kyoto. Ōjin Tenno refers to the legendary emperor Ōjin who was considered to be the incarnation of Hachiman. Emperor Ōjin was revered as a warrior and was believed to have been blessed by Hachiman. Other synonyms for Hachiman include Take-no-kami, Hime-no-kami, Okinaga-tarashihime-no-mikoto, and Waka-tarashihime-no-mikoto. These synonyms reflect different aspects of Hachiman's persona as a warrior and divine protector.

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Usage examples for Hachiman

At the annual festival of the hachiman Shrine, moving stages come around the district, and I have seen the Shiokukmi and almost any other variety.
"Botchan (Master Darling)"
Mr. Kin-nosuke Natsume, trans. by Yasotaro Morri
Why, on Terra or Baldur or Uller, a glass of our brandy brings more than these freighter-captains give us for a cask, and what do you think a colonist on Agramma, or Sekht, or hachiman, who has to fight for his life against savages and wild animals, would pay for one of those rifles and a thousand rounds of ammunition?
"Graveyard of Dreams"
Henry Beam Piper
Thus the Izumo worshipper of Kasuga-Sama can find in Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo, parish-temples dedicated to his patron: the Kyushu worshipper of hachiman-Sama can place himself under the protection of the same deity in Musashi quite as well as in Higo or Bungo.
"Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation"
Lafcadio Hearn

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