Also known as Daidabochi, Dadabo, Dirabo, Daitahoushi, etc. A legendary giant. Lakes and ponds are said to be his footprints, and mountains are his lost property. The giant was also given the name of an ogre, a mountain priest, or Benkei. The place name Daita in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, is said to come from this legend. → Related Articles Giants | Legends | Higashichichibu [Village] | Yuriwaka Daijin Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
〈だいだぼっち〉,ダダ坊,ディラボー,大太(だいた)法師などとも。伝説の巨人。湖沼はその足跡,山はその落し物とされ,巨人には鬼,山伏,弁慶なども当てられた。東京都世田谷区代田の地名はこの伝説に由来するという。 →関連項目巨人|伝説|東秩父[村]|百合若大臣 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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