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Hiderigami
(Chinese: Hanba 旱魃) is a mythical species of yōkai in Japanese folklore that holds the power to cause droughts.
== History ==
The legend in Han Chinese started with the pre-historic time in China. After a long period of preparation, Chiyou made many weapons, and gathered many monsters, and attacked Huang Di. Huang Di sent Yinglong to meet him at the wilderness in Jizhou. Yinglong is a dragon with the ability to fly, and he brought with him great floods to trap Chiyou. Chiyou countered it by bring in weather wizards, and Yinglong's army got lost in the dizzying storm. Then, Huang Di sent the goddess Ba to battle. In black clothes, bald, and radiating great light and heat, she came before the army and used her power, the storm dissipated, and Huang Di was able to capture and kill Chiyou. Yinglong and Hanba had great achievements, but also lost their godly power, so unable to return to the heavens, Yinglong stayed in the south of China, where there will have much water and rain; Hanba stayed in the north, where there is much drought. Cursed everywhere she went, from then she was called Hanba.
During the time of Emperor Zhenzong, it was rumored that the hanba struck and took all the water of Yanchi. The Emperor then sought help from Celestial Master Zhang, who sent Guan Yu to defeat the hanba. Guan fought for seven days, defeated the monster. In gratitude of his power, the Emperor gave him the title of "Yi yong wu an wang" (Righteous Brave Military Peace Kin) (Chinese: 义勇武安王) on the 13th of the fifth month of the Chinese calendar, henceforth Chinese celebrated Guan Yu's day on that day, praying for the banishment of demons and plagues, and for rain, and thought that on that day it must rain, and if it does not, prayers would certainly be answered.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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