Shared narratives apparent in accounts of this event involve two giants engaged in a flower-growing contest that ends in deceit and the emergence of evil. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this event which saw the halving of the doubled suns and moons to mitigate the heat and cold of day and night. In a narrative of this event, four copper pillars are erected to split the heavens from the earth.
ANSWER: Korean creation of the universe [accept Korean creation of the world and similar answers; accept Jeju creation; prompt on creation by asking “in the myths of what culture?”]
[10e] In Jeju myth, Daebyeol-wang removes the sun and moon in this manner, which was also performed by Hòu Yì against nine suns.
ANSWER: shooting them down with arrows [accept bows in place of arrows; accept similar answers]
[10m] In another Jeju account, the island is created by Seolmunde-Hamung, the personification of one of these places which are the domain of Kagatsuchi. The cherufe of Mapuche lore reside in these locations.
ANSWER: volcanoes
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