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Smite Forums Hachiman was seen not just as a god of proactive, offensive war but also as the protector of children and as the deity of the general prosperity that was thought to come from military strength.
500x303 - After his just and glorious rule, he ascended to become hachiman, tutelary god of warriors, war, archery and the divine protector of japan.
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More Glimpses Of Unfamiliar Japan January 2011 Shinto Japan Japanese Culture Here is god of war hachiman, in watercolour and finel.
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World Religions Hachiman Japanese God Of War By Kaikei Kamakura Although often called the god of war, he is more correctly defined as the tutelary god of warriors.
500x375 - If i must wage war to bring peace to this suffering populous, i will end that war..
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Shinto Myths Hachiman The God Of War Balladeer S Blog I really like the way this turned out, even thought you can't see his face.which is probably for the best lol.
1000x1000 - If you press this ability hachiman will summon a spiritual sword for somme sec that will flow in the air and you when you are near to an enemy god, that sword will attack automaticly ( you can attack to ).
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God Complex Hachiman Zanshin Imcmplx The armour was challenging but fun to paint.
200x200 - Hachiman was seen not just as a god of proactive, offensive war but also as the protector of children and as the deity of the general prosperity that was thought to come from military strength.
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Hachiman The World Of Myths And Folklore Fandom In japanese beliefs, hachiman is the syncretic divinity of archery and war, incorporating elements from both shinto and buddhism.
523x266 - In japanese beliefs, hachiman is the syncretic divinity of archery and war, incorporating elements from both shinto and buddhism.
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List Of Japanese Deities Wikipedia An illustration of hachiman, standing in the middle of battle.
