| In addition, he is referred to as 'kamumioya (神王: divine ancestor) Takamimusubi' in Izumo no Kuni Kamuyogoto (auspicious words presented to the emperor by a newly assigned regional official in charge of Izumo Province), which is one of the "norito" (祝詞: liturgy) quoted in "Engishiki" (an ancient book for codes and procedures on national rites and prayers). |
また、延喜式祝詞・出雲国神賀詞には、「神王タカミムスビ」とされている。 |