In Japanese mythology, the Moon God was called Tsukiyomikoto.
The Japanese name of "God" had many pronunciations and meanings: - When read as kami, it could represent immortals, gods, and God (in religion and customs, it was the core existence of belief, worship, etiquette, and so on), or it could also represent souls (the souls of the dead and ancestors), such as " - When pronounced as shin, it could mean god (the skill was very excellent, beyond the imagination of ordinary people, such as "He no wonderful skill is a god into the soul"), it could also mean Shinto (Japan), and it could also mean spirit (such as "God" hurt the spirit); - When read as ""(kou), it was a place name in Japan, located in Sanei City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. "Shen Mingri" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were many names for the Moon God. In China Taoist mythology, it was called "Moon Palace Huang Hua Su Yao Yuan Jing Sheng Hou Tai Yin Yuan Jun","Moon Palace Tai Yin Huang Jun Xiao Xiao Ming Wang","Tai Yin Yuan Jun","Tai Yin Huang Jun","Tai Yin Lei Jun","Thunder God","Tai Yin Goddess","Yue Jie","Yue Gu", etc. In ancient poetry, it was also called Gu Tu, Gui Po, Yu Chan, Yu Jing, Yu Gou, Bing Lun, Bing Jing, Su E, Xie Lun, Ye Guang, Wang Shu, Chan Juan, Bao Jing, Qian Li Zhu, Qing Gui, etc. There was also the name of the Moonlight Bodhisattva, and in a 1979 drama film (which was released in the United States as Luna, also known as "The Lost Love"), it was also called the Moon God.
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Ancient Moon Gods in different cultures had different names: - In ancient China mythology, Chang Xi was a female Moon God, the wife of Emperor Jun, the ancient Emperor of Heaven. She gave birth to the twelfth moon and was the mother of the moon. She was also the goddess in charge of the calendar. There was also Wangshu, who drove the moon chariot. Chang'e also had the attributes of a Moon God. In Taoism, the Moon God was called the Moon Lord (also known as the Moon Lord, the Moon Goddess, the Moon Lady, etc.). - In Norse mythology, Mani was the moon god. He was the incarnation of the moon, and his job was to drive the moon chariot in the sky. - In ancient Egyptian mythology, Todd was the Moon God, as well as the God of Wisdom, Mathematics, and Medicine. He usually had the head of an ibis or the body of a baboon. - In ancient Indian mythology, Su Mo was the Moon God and also the God of Wine. - In Japanese mythology, Tsukidoku was the god of the moon, the deification of the moon. - In ancient Greek mythology, the Moon God was Selene.
The ancient Egyptian Moon God was called Khonsu, but there was also a saying that the Egyptian Moon God was the Cat God.
Night Goddess Moon was called "Kira" by people. In addition, he also had some titles related to the adaptation of his works. For example, in the 2006 anime version, his voice actor was Miyano Shingo, in the live-action movie version of the same year, he was played by Tatsuya Fujiwara, in the 2015 live-action musical three versions, he was played by Kenji Urai, Hong Guanghao, and Kaji Shoma, and in the live-action TV series of the same year, he was played by Kubota Masataka.
There was no Pokémon named "Moon God" in the Pokémon series.
In China Taoist mythology, the full name of the Moon God was "Moon Palace Huang Hua Su Yao Yuan Jing Sheng Hou Tai Yin Yuan Jun", or "Moon Palace Tai Yin Huang Jun Xiao Xiao Ming Wang", also known as Tai Yin Yuan Jun, Tai Yin Huang Jun, Tai Yin Lei Jun, Thunder God, Tai Yin Goddess, Yue Jie, Yue Gu, etc. In Taoism, the Moon God was also called "Moon Mansion Jie Lin Huang Jun Miao Guo Su Yue Tian Zun", and its palace was under the wall, Su Yao Palace.
In China Taoist mythology, the Moon God's advanced names were "Moon Palace Huang Hua Su Yao Yuan Jing Sheng Hou Tai Yin Yuan Jun","Moon Palace Tai Yin Huang Jun Xiao Xiao Ming Wang", etc. It could also be called Tai Yin Yuan Jun, Tai Yin Huang Jun, Tai Yin Lei Jun, Thunder God, Tai Yin Goddess, Yue Jie, Yue Gu, etc. In ancient Greek mythology, Selene was known as the Moon Goddess. As Greek mythology evolved, Artemis, Selene, and Hecate were known as the "Three-faced Goddess," corresponding to the three phases of the full moon (young girl), full moon (woman), and waning moon (old woman). Selene also had the nickname Cynthia. In addition, in ancient China culture, the moon was also known as Wangshu. Wangshu was the moon god in ancient mythology.