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{{nihongo|'''Tenchijin'''|天地人||lit. "Heaven, Earth, and Man"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. | {{nihongo|'''Tenchijin'''|天地人||lit. "Heaven, Earth, and Man"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. | ||
The trinity of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" is an important tenet of [[wikipedia:Confucianism|Confucianism]], and appears in many places in Chinese and Japanese philosophy. They are considered the most important aspects of a battle, and Japanese [[wikipedia:Ikebana|Ikebana]] arranges flowers in a triangular pattern to symbolize these three tenets as well. | The trinity of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" is an important tenet of [[wikipedia:Confucianism|Confucianism]], and appears in many places in Chinese and Japanese philosophy. They are considered the most important aspects of a battle, and Japanese [[wikipedia:Ikebana|Ikebana]] arranges flowers in a triangular pattern to symbolize these three tenets as well. | ||
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Tenchijin (天地人, lit. "Heaven, Earth, and Man") is one of Lexaeus's weapons in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
The trinity of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" is an important tenet of Confucianism, and appears in many places in Chinese and Japanese philosophy. They are considered the most important aspects of a battle, and Japanese Ikebana arranges flowers in a triangular pattern to symbolize these three tenets as well.
