Kamurogi-no-mikoto is a name invoked in Shinto liturgical prayers (norito), typically paired with Kamuromi-no-mikoto, to designate divine ancestral forces addressed in rites of purification. The title appears especially in the context of the Oharae (Great Purification) ceremony, where it is called upon as part of the invocation preceding ritual cleansing and the removal of impurity or misfortune. Beyond its ceremonial role in these texts, detailed independent narratives or attributes for this figure are not well documented in mythological sources.