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Japanese Mythology: Explains Sugawara no Michizane’s Curse, the Seiryoden Lightning Strike, and Tenjin-san Origins

Japanese Mythology: Explains Sugawara no Michizane’s Curse, the Seiryoden Lightning Strike, and Tenjin-san Origins

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 Japanese Mythology explores the terrifying reality behind Sugawara no Michizane, the man who transformed from a disgraced scholar into Japan's most feared lightning god. As we approach the Tenjin-san Festival on April 21, 2026, Professor Tanaka and Mei reveal why this 'God of Learning' was originally worshipped out of pure political terror. We dissect the Seiryoden Incident of 930, where a literal bolt of lightning decimated the Imperial Court, proving the power of vengeful spirits in japanese legends. This episode connects ancient japanese gods to modern pop culture, highlighting how the Fujiwara clan’s guilt created a deity whose lineage lives on in Jujutsu Kaisen characters like Satoru Gojo. From the cosmic foundations of izanagi izanami to the solar authority of amaterasu, we examine how the 'Goryo Shinko' cult flipped the switch from curse to protection. Join us to discover why being in your 'vengeful spirit arc' might actually be the ultimate academic motivator. #JapaneseMythology #SugawaraNoMichizane #JujutsuKaisen #JapaneseHistory #Tenjin

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