One of these objects holds the powers of the tiger-riding goddess Fēng Pópo, who is similar to the Taoist god Fēng Bó. A king known as “Hippotades” gives a traveler one of these objects bound by silver wire. (-5[1])An ogre-like god who is depicted with green skin, red hair, and wearing a leopard skin is usually shown carrying one of these objects above his head. (-5[1])That kami (-5[1])who carries one of these objects is a brother of (-5[1])Raijin (-5[1])named Fūjin. (10[1]-5[2])In an epic, after a greedy crew looks inside one of these objects (10[3])for treasure, (10[4])they are (10[1])violently (10[2])forced (10[1])back (10[1])to the island (10[4])they were (10[1])at (-5[1])previously. (10[4]-5[1])To ensure his safe passage, (10[1])a king gave Odysseus one of these objects (10[2])made of oxhide, from (10[1])which Zephyr was missing. (10[2])For 10 points, name these (-5[1])objects, (10[1])one of which belongs to Aeolus and contains (10[1])the winds. (10[1]0[1])■END■ (10[8])