Kuroshin was the Fortune of Agriculture. ^[1] He had a daughter, Daikaihime. ^[2] Kuroshin worked closely with Inari and Kenro-ji-jin. Farmers were the most fervent followers, especially those who maintained a silk farm or herd animals. Kuroshin was a patient and paternal Fortune, favoring those who were willing to learn the ways of the land. He angered to those who had caused fertile fields to become barren in a single season. ^[3]

Shrines Edit

The plains of the Unicorn were home of his most respected temple, ^[3] Kuroshin's Shrine, at the eastern end of the Snow Plains. ^[4] Another smaller shrines were the Shrine to Kuroshin at Chinsei Mori ^[5] and the shrine in the Tamori Gardens. ^[6] Plains Wind Monastery, a small but prominent monastery in Unicorn lands, changed their focus in 1161 to the Shi-Tien Yen-Wang, the so-called Lords of Death. ^[7]

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