| Furthermore, during the Edo period, Sarutahiko was associated with "Koshin-ko" (a religious vigil on the day of monkey) because the word 'saru' in Sarutahiko means 'monkey', and in "Suika Shinto" (Shinto thoughts advocated by Ansai YAMAZAKI), Sarutahiko was designated as the 'founder' of the Suika Shinto because he was a 'god of guidance.' |
さらに江戸時代に入って「サル」の音から庚申講と結び付けられたほか、垂加神道では「導きの神」として神道の「教祖」とされた。 |