Okinagatarashihime no Mikoto is the name recorded in early chronicles such as the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki for the legendary Empress Jingu, said to have led a campaign to the Korean peninsula while regent for her son, the future Emperor Ojin. She is venerated at various shrines, often alongside Hachiman, and later tradition associates her with martial protection and safe childbirth given the accounts of her pregnancy during the campaign. Her memorial veneration reflects her role as an ancestral and imperial figure whose deeds are commemorated in ritual and shrine worship rather than confirmed by independent historical record.