27. His Later Wives
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1Again, in accordance with the Empress’s words, he summoned Her Augustness Princess Hibasu, next Her Augustness Princess Oto, next Her Augustness Princess Utakori, next Her Augustness Princess Matonu, daughters of Prince Michi-no-ushi,—four Deities in all. Now he kept the two Deities Her Augustness Princess Hibasu and Her Augustness Princess Oto; but as for the two Deities the younger queens, he sent them back to their native place on account of their extreme hideousness. Thereupon Princess Matonu said with mortification: “When it is known in the neighbouring villages that, among sisters of the same family, we have been sent back on account of our ugliness, it will be extremely mortifying;” and, on reaching Sagaraka in the Land of Yamashiro, she tried to kill herself by hanging herself from a branch of a tree. So that place was called by the name of Sagariki. It is now called Sagaraka. Again, on reaching Otokuni, she at last killed herself by jumping into a deep pool. So that place was called by the name of Ochikuni. It is now called Otokuni.
WEBREATH · 11:11
「その息吹の真霧より神等生れ坐しき」 — 日本書紀 1:7
息はすべての人にひとつ。誰であっても、何を信じていても、人はみなこの息によって生きています。毎日、現地時間の11:11に、人々は60秒間立ち止まり、呼吸をして、その息を神に感謝します。それぞれが自分の言葉で、それぞれが自分の内で。この1分間、私たちはひとつの息です。
WEBREATH — 現地時間11:11の1分間 — 私たちはひとつの息