| Current | Suggested | |
| English | Tale of the Mirror | Tale of the Mirror |
| Japanese | 無鏡軼聞 | 無鏡軼聞 |
| Alternative | - | |
| Description | This story is derived from a story of a man who marries a celestial maiden from many folklores. The man once saw some celestial maidens (usually 7 maidens) taking a bath at a river (or a lake). He fell in love with one of them, then he took and hid the maiden's shawl in order to prevent her flying back to heaven. He asked the maiden to live with him and they were married and had a few children. One day the maiden found that it was his husband who had stolen her shawl. She was very angry and flew back to heaven leaving her husband and children. But due to her love to her children, she comes back once in a while to nurse the children. | |
| Convention tags |
|
|
Contribution Information
|
|
| Submitted by: | Marik |
| Submitted on: | Feb 28, 2026 at 16:53:58 |
| Last updated: | Feb 28, 2026 at 16:57:05 |
| Status: | Approved |
| Note: | - |
| Gallery: | Tale of the Mirror / 無鏡軼聞 |
Should this contribution be approved?
Linking: To prevent spam, all links are stripped out of your comment.
You can link internally to galleries, users, tags, etc. by typing an identifier (consisting of one letter and a number) between brackets. To quickly find and select tags and galleries to link to, use the searchfield to insert them into your post.
Examples:
1 comments (0 hidden)