A magical blue one of these objects gifted by the nāgas cures King Indrabodhi of his blindness. Kisshōten is depicted holding one of these objects, two of which were used by Śāgara (“sha-GA-ra”) to destroy the Korean army at the behest of Empress (15[2])Jingū. (15[1])A future Sultan of Brunei steals one of these objects by using a kite to evade Mount Kinabalu’s dragon. Princess Tamatori uses her wounded breast to hide one of these objects, (15[1])(*) “flaming” examples of which are chased by Chinese dragons in a motif that alludes to eclipses. A grateful snake gifts the Marquis of Sui one of these objects, two of which are given to Ho-ori in the Lost Fishhook tale by the father of Toyotama-hime, (10[1])Watatsumi. “Wish-granting” examples of these objects include the bǎozhū and cintāmani. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, Ryūjin controls the tides (10[1])by using what jewels harvested by Japan’s ama divers? (10[1])■END■