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| rdfs:comment | - Kenro-ji-jin was the Fortune of Soil. Every farmer and gardener tended to a small shrine to Kenro-ji-jin near their fields. The Fortune of Soil tended to be impartial, and it took great efforts to draw the attention of Kenro-ji-jin for good or for ill. Kenro-ji-jin often interacted with the other Fortunes, most notably Inari, Kuroshin, Daikoku, and Ebisu. The Fox Clan held the foremost of Kenro-ji-jin's shrines within the Empire.
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| abstract | - Kenro-ji-jin was the Fortune of Soil. Every farmer and gardener tended to a small shrine to Kenro-ji-jin near their fields. The Fortune of Soil tended to be impartial, and it took great efforts to draw the attention of Kenro-ji-jin for good or for ill. Kenro-ji-jin often interacted with the other Fortunes, most notably Inari, Kuroshin, Daikoku, and Ebisu. The Fox Clan held the foremost of Kenro-ji-jin's shrines within the Empire.
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