〘Noun〙 A god worshipped by aborigines. A god worshipped by foreigners. ※Essays, Dandaishoshinroku (1808), 158 "If aborigines enter the land and destroy it, the Kunitsushin will curse us." [Youyo Zasshū - Continued Collection, Temple Pagoda Records, Vol. 2] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 蕃人がまつる神。外国人が信仰する神。※随筆・胆大小心録(1808)一五八「蕃神を入て地をかしたまはば、国津神のたたりまさん」 〔酉陽雑俎‐続集・寺塔記下〕
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