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|caption = Abe no Seimei is, in addition to his prominence in history, a legendary figure in Japanese folklore.
 
|caption = Abe no Seimei is, in addition to his prominence in history, a legendary figure in Japanese folklore.
 
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|Row 1 info = Use onmyōdō magic.}}The ability to '''use onmyōdō magic'''. Form of [[Magic]]. Practitioners of this type of magic are called Onmyōji.
The ability to '''use onmyōdō magic'''. Form of [[Magic]]. Practitioner of this type of magic are called Onmyōji.
 
   
 
==Capabilities==
 
==Capabilities==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onmyōdō Onmyōdō] (also ''In'yōdō'', lit. ‘The Way of Yin and Yang’) is a traditional Japanese esoteric cosmology, a mixture of natural science and occultism. It is a very eclectic blend, including [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing Wu Xing] (''Five Elements''), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yin_and_yang Yin and yang], shikigami, and divination to ofuda and alchemy.
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[[wikipedia:Onmyōdō|Onmyōdō]] (also ''In'yōdō'', lit. ‘The Way of Yin and Yang’) is a traditional Japanese esoteric cosmology, a mixture of natural science and occultism. It is a very eclectic blend, including [[wikipedia:Wu Xing|Wu Xing]] (''Five Elements''), [[wikipedia:Yin and yang|Yin and yang]], shikigami, and divination to ofuda and alchemy.
   
Over the centuries, the various arts and practices of ''onmyodo'' gradually became absorbed into Shinto and Buddhist tradition, and also into the disciplines of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shukenja Shugenja], and other ascetic groups. Thus, in many anime and manga works, miko (shrine maidens) are shown as knowing how to summon and control shikigami.
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Over the centuries, the various arts and practices of ''onmyodo'' gradually became absorbed into Shinto and Buddhist tradition, and also into the disciplines of the [[wikipedia:Shukenja|Shukenja]], and other ascetic groups. Thus, in many anime and manga works, miko (shrine maidens) are shown as knowing how to summon and control shikigami.
   
 
A practitioner of onmyodo is called an onmyoji. Traditionally, the only ones able to legally practice onmyodo were appointed by the Imperial government, and were in fact, civil servants of the Bureau of Onmyō. During the Heian period, onmyōji had quite a bit of political clout, but when the imperial court fell into decline, their status as civil servants was lost. Their original responsibilities included keeping track of the calendar, divination, and protection of the capital from evil spirits. They also watched for auspicious and/or harmful influences in the earth, (earthquake detection).
 
A practitioner of onmyodo is called an onmyoji. Traditionally, the only ones able to legally practice onmyodo were appointed by the Imperial government, and were in fact, civil servants of the Bureau of Onmyō. During the Heian period, onmyōji had quite a bit of political clout, but when the imperial court fell into decline, their status as civil servants was lost. Their original responsibilities included keeping track of the calendar, divination, and protection of the capital from evil spirits. They also watched for auspicious and/or harmful influences in the earth, (earthquake detection).
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**[[Shamanism]]
 
**[[Shamanism]]
 
*[[Shinto Deity Physiology]]
 
*[[Shinto Deity Physiology]]
*[[Supernatural Priest Training]]
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*[[Supernatural Priest Physiology]]
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*[[Supernatural Shrine Maiden Physiology]]
   
 
==Limitations==
 
==Limitations==
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==Known Users==
 
==Known Users==
 
''See Also: [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Onmyodo Onmyodo]''.
 
''See Also: [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UsefulNotes/Onmyodo Onmyodo]''.
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*[[w:c:digimon:Taomon|Taomon]] (''Digimon'')
 
*[[w:c:digimon:Sakuyamon|Sakuyamon]] (''Digimon'')
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*[[w:c:drifters:Abe no Haruakira|Abe no Haruakira]] (''Drifters'')
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*[[w:c:drifters:Olminu|Olminu]] (''Drifters'')
 
*Onmyoji/Diviners (''Fire Emblem'')
 
*Onmyoji/Diviners (''Fire Emblem'')
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abe_no_Seimei Abe no Seimei] (''History/Japanese Folklore'')
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*[[wikipedia:Abe no Seimei|Abe no Seimei]] (''History/Japanese Folklore'')
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* Five Prinicpal Clans (''Highschool DxD/Slash Dog'')
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** Ryuuta/Ouryuu Naikiri
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** Kazuhisa Doumon
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** Hanezu Himejima
 
*[[w:c:naruto:Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki|Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki]] (''Naruto'')
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*William Adams (''Nioh'')
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*Tenkai (''Nioh'')
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*Fuku (''Nioh'')
 
*[[w:c:nurarihyonnomago:Gokadoin House|Gokadoin House]] (''Nurarihyon no Mago'')
 
*[[w:c:nurarihyonnomago:Gokadoin House|Gokadoin House]] (''Nurarihyon no Mago'')
 
*[[w:c:nurarihyonnomago:Keikain House|Keikain House]] (''Nurarihyon no Mago'')
 
*[[w:c:nurarihyonnomago:Keikain House|Keikain House]] (''Nurarihyon no Mago'')
 
*[[w:c:odanobunanoyabou:Tsuchimikado Hisanaga|Tsuchimikado Hisanaga]] (''Oda Nobuna No Yabou'')
 
*[[w:c:odanobunanoyabou:Tsuchimikado Hisanaga|Tsuchimikado Hisanaga]] (''Oda Nobuna No Yabou'')
 
*[[w:c:odanobunanoyabou:Hanbei Takenaka|Hanbei Takenaka]] (''Oda Nobuna No Yabou'')
 
*[[w:c:odanobunanoyabou:Hanbei Takenaka|Hanbei Takenaka]] (''Oda Nobuna No Yabou'')
*[[w:c:naruto:Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki|Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki]] (''Naruto'')
 
*[[w:c:digimon:Taomon|Taomon]] (''Digimon'')
 
*[[w:c:digimon:Sakuyamon|Sakuyamon]] (''Digimon'')
 
 
*[[w:c:shadowhearts:Li Zhuzhen|Li Zhuzhen]] (''Shadow Hearts'')
 
*[[w:c:shadowhearts:Li Zhuzhen|Li Zhuzhen]] (''Shadow Hearts'')
 
*[[w:c:shamanking:Asakura Hao|Asakura Hao]] (''Shaman King'')
 
*[[w:c:shamanking:Asakura Hao|Asakura Hao]] (''Shaman King'')
 
*Kamihito Kagura (''Steel Angel Kurumi'')
 
*Kamihito Kagura (''Steel Angel Kurumi'')
*Kantarou Ichinomiya (''Tactics'')
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*[[w:c:tactics:Kantarou Ichinomiya|Kantarou Ichinomiya]] (''Tactics'')
 
*[[w:c:toarumajutsunoindex:Tsuchimikado Motoharu|Tsuchimikado Motoharu]] (''Toaru Majutsu no Index'')
 
*[[w:c:toarumajutsunoindex:Tsuchimikado Motoharu|Tsuchimikado Motoharu]] (''Toaru Majutsu no Index'')
 
*Various [[w:c:tokyo-ravens:Category:Onmyouji|Onmyouji]] (''Tokyo Ravens'')
 
*Various [[w:c:tokyo-ravens:Category:Onmyouji|Onmyouji]] (''Tokyo Ravens'')
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*Yakumo Yukari (''Touhou Project'')
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*Hakurei Reimu (''Touhou Project'')
 
*[[w:c:valkyriecrusade:Onmyoji|Onmyoji]] (''Valkyrie Crusade'')}}
 
*[[w:c:valkyriecrusade:Onmyoji|Onmyoji]] (''Valkyrie Crusade'')}}
   
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File:Hagoromo_Otsutsuki.png|Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki (Naruto)
 
File:Hagoromo_Otsutsuki.png|Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki (Naruto)
 
Yura.png|Yura Keikain (Nurarihyon no Mago)
 
Yura.png|Yura Keikain (Nurarihyon no Mago)
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Asakura Hao.jpg|Asakura Hao (Shaman King) is a supreme specialist in the Onmyodo branch of Shamanism.
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Five Principal Clan History.jpg|The Five Principal Clans (Highschool DxD/Slash Dog) uses the system of Eastern Magic inluding Shinto, Shugendo and Onmyodo.
 
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[[Category:Mental Power]]
 
[[Category:Spiritual Powers]]
 
[[Category:Spiritual Powers]]
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Revision as of 19:46, 2 July 2020

The ability to use onmyōdō magic. Form of Magic. Practitioners of this type of magic are called Onmyōji.

Capabilities

Onmyōdō (also In'yōdō, lit. ‘The Way of Yin and Yang’) is a traditional Japanese esoteric cosmology, a mixture of natural science and occultism. It is a very eclectic blend, including Wu Xing (Five Elements), Yin and yang, shikigami, and divination to ofuda and alchemy.

Over the centuries, the various arts and practices of onmyodo gradually became absorbed into Shinto and Buddhist tradition, and also into the disciplines of the Shukenja, and other ascetic groups. Thus, in many anime and manga works, miko (shrine maidens) are shown as knowing how to summon and control shikigami.

A practitioner of onmyodo is called an onmyoji. Traditionally, the only ones able to legally practice onmyodo were appointed by the Imperial government, and were in fact, civil servants of the Bureau of Onmyō. During the Heian period, onmyōji had quite a bit of political clout, but when the imperial court fell into decline, their status as civil servants was lost. Their original responsibilities included keeping track of the calendar, divination, and protection of the capital from evil spirits. They also watched for auspicious and/or harmful influences in the earth, (earthquake detection).

The most famous onmyoji is Abe no Seimei, who is roughly analogous to the Merlin of Arthurian legend. Like Merlin, it is said that he was not entirely human. Abe no Seimei is a documented historical personage who lived from about 921 CE to around 1005 CE, the middle of the Heian Period. A shrine dedicated to him was built in Kyoto soon after his death, and still exists today.

Applications

Associations

Limitations

Known Users

See Also: Onmyodo.

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