Remember, you have an ancestor named Yanhuang!
Yan Di, this is two people: Yan Di and the Yellow Emperor.
Yan Di: About 4,500 years ago, in the era of tribal alliance in patriarchal society, there lived a clan tribe with advanced agricultural production technology in Jiang Shui, Qishan, Shaanxi Province, on the upper reaches of the Yellow River in China. The leader is Yan Di, surnamed Jiang. According to legend, Emperor Yan taught people to grow grain. Under his leadership, people constantly sum up production experience, improve production tools, and harvest crops year after year. Therefore, it is deeply loved by people and is honored as "Shennong". Therefore, Emperor Yan is also called "Shennong". In order to prevent the members of the tribe from getting sick, Emperor Yan tasted all kinds of herbs and invented medicines. Later, Yan Di tribes gradually moved eastward along the Yellow River and finally settled in the Central Plains. At this time, the clans and tribes living in the Central Plains with the Yellow Emperor as the leader gradually became stronger. China's earliest general history "Historical Records" records that the Yellow Emperor, surnamed Ji and named Xuanyuan, was a central emperor without dignity.
Huangdi: Huangdi is a descendant of Shaodian. His surname is Gongsun and his first name is Xuanyuan. His birth is full of legend and he can speak in a few months. When he was a child, he was eloquent and clever. When he grows up, he is knowledgeable and can distinguish right from wrong, and everyone respects him.
In the era when Xuanyuan lived, the descendants of Shennong began to decline. Although they are also called Yandi, they are not competent as leaders. Tribes attacked each other and humiliated officials, but Shennong was unable to conquer them. The common people were displaced in the war, separated from their wives and children, and lived a miserable life.
Xuanyuan is determined to change this situation. He began to train and crusade against tribes that did not pay tribute. Many tribes surrendered to Emperor Xuanyuan. Emperor Xuanyuan actually became the leader of the new tribal alliance. Emperor Xuanyuan carried out moral policies in China, encouraged ordinary people to grow grain, measured and planned land, and practiced six fierce tricks. He fought fiercely with Emperor Yan in Hanquan (now southeast of Zhuolu County, Hebei Province) and defeated Emperor Yan's army by breaking bamboo. After many fierce battles, the descendants of Emperor Yan were completely conquered.
At this time, Chiyou, the monarch of the southern country of Jiuli, launched a rebellion and openly opposed the orders of the Yellow Emperor. So the Yellow Emperor summoned many tribes to conquer Chiyou on the plain in front of Zhuolu Mountain.
The two sides fought to the death and suffered heavy casualties. Seeing that Chiyou couldn't win, he turned it into a dense fog by magic and covered the earth for three days. Chiyou commanded the army to attack the Yellow Emperor's army in the dense fog. Huangdi's army was not good at fighting in dense fog and suffered heavy losses. Xuanyuan ordered his men to make a guided car to point out the direction for the team in the dense fog. With the help of the Southern Compass, Xuanyuan's team was even more powerful, launched a brave attack on Chiyou's troops, and soon won an absolute victory and captured Chiyou in the Central Plains.
Xuanyuan quelled the war and unified the world. The governors all worshipped Xuanyuan as the son of heaven, replacing Yan Di, who was called the Yellow Emperor.
Where there was a war, the Yellow Emperor led his troops to crusade, and only after putting down the rebellion did he lead his troops to leave. In order to make people live and work in peace and contentment, he appointed virtuous ministers to govern the country and formulated a series of policies that were beneficial to people's life and production.
He encouraged people to sow and harvest in season, domesticate wild birds and beasts, and raise silkworms for reeling. He works hard, observes things carefully, cherishes mountains and rivers and knows how to save resources. He works hard all the year round and never leads a leisurely and comfortable life.
Lei Zu, the wife of the Yellow Emperor, is a virtuous woman. She fully supports her husband's work and cares about the sufferings of ordinary people as much as her husband. She discovered silkworms and taught people to raise silkworms, reel silk, weave silk and make beautiful clothes.