1, Pangu

China's folk myths and legends are groundbreaking in Kunlun Mountain, and Pangu's mythological narrative can be found in May 30th Calendar, May 30th Calendar and Narration of Different Events. Pangu's epoch-making theory first appeared in the Calendar of March 5 written by Xú Zhēng, a Wu native of the Three Kingdoms, and its earliest image was found in Guangbo Legend and The Trial of the Fairy World. It was a snake with a dragon head or a snake with a human face.

Some scholars believe that Pangu is also called Fang because people later regarded the round place as the most important place. Pangu is the oldest god in the myth system of China. It has a long history and has been passed down orally for a long time. It was not recorded by Xú Zhēng, a scholar of the State of Wu, until the Three Kingdoms period. However, 1986 The Pangu Tukao published by Mr. Zong Jian pointed out that the first year of Xingping at the end of Han Dynasty was 194.

This achievement of Mr. Rao not only pushed the appearance of Pangu to the end of the second century A.D., but also provided enlightenment in research methods: myth and religion are two sides of the same thing, and language and idols are linked, so the two studies can confirm each other. Huadu, Guangdong is the seat of the ancient Pangu Kingdom in the South China Sea.

2. Ju Mang

G?u máng, the wood god (spring god) in China ancient folk mythology, was in charge of the germination and growth of trees, and assisted the oriental god Diqing Taiti. The sun rises from Fusang every morning. The holy tree Fusang belongs to Ju Mang, and the place where the sun rises also belongs to Ju Mang.

Ju Mang was very important in ancient times, and the Spring Festival was held every year. This is a natural bird. It is a bird with a human face, riding two dragons, but it has no effect at all. However, we can see in the sacrificial ceremonies and New Year pictures that it has become a shepherd boy, riding an ox in spring, with a double bun on his head and a wicker whip in his hand, also called a headstrong boy.

3. Nu Wa

Nu Wa, the goddess of creation in ancient China mythology.

Also known as Wa Huang, Nu Wa, and Nu Wa Shi, it is the beginning of the Chinese nation's humanities and the true god to bless the country.

According to legend, Nu Wa created human beings, changing day by day, imitating herself with yellow mud, creating human society and establishing the marriage system. Because the world is falling, colorful stones are melted to fill the sky, and the tortoise is enough to stand up four poles, leaving the myth and legend of the goddess mending the sky.

Nu Wa is not only the goddess who saves the world, but also the god of nature who creates everything. She has magical power and can create at least 70 things every day. She created the world, so she is called the mother of the earth. She is the creator and mother god, and has been widely worshipped for a long time.

4. Fuxi

Fuxi is the pioneer of China's national humanities, one of Huang San, and the god who shares the happiness with Nu Wa. Chu Silk Book recorded it as the God of Creation, the earliest recorded God of Creation in China.

Feng surname, also known as Mi, Dong, Bao and Fu, is also known as offering sacrifices to the emperor, Huang and Fu in the history books, and is called together with later gods such as Tai Hao and Di Qing. Later generations are officially called "the family of Taihao Fuxi" by the court, and there is also the saying of Di Qing Taihao Fuxi (the Oriental God). Son of Renren, born in Ji Cheng, with its capital in Chen Di.

The age is about the middle and late paleolithic age. Fuxi is the ancestor of China people in ancient legends, the earliest recorded king in ancient books in China, and one of the founders of China medicine.

According to legend, Fuxi was the first snake, married Nuwa's brother and sister, and had children. According to the changes of everything in the world, he invented and created divination gossip, created characters, and ended the history of "knotting notes"

He also tied ropes into nets to catch birds and hunt, taught people how to fish and hunt, invented musical instruments and composed music. Fuxi died11years later, leaving a lot of myths and legends about Fuxi.

5. Zhu Rong

Zhu Rong, the official name of Xia Guan Huozheng in the period of Three Emperors and Five Emperors, is synonymous with Fu. In history, many famous Zhu Rong were sacrificed as Vulcan Kitchen God by later generations. Zhu Rong's family is also diverse. There are Zhuan Xu of Zhu Rong family and Yan Di of Zhu Rong family in history.

Among them, the descendants of Yandi, Huangdi Xiaguan and Zhu Guang are the southern kitchen god Vulcan, the grandson of Zhuan Xu is the fire, Zhu Rong is the northern kitchen god Vulcan, and Wu Hui (the ancestor of Chu), the grandson of Zhuan Xu, returned to Zhu Rong after being punished by Li.

When Emperor Yao Di abandoned the official name of Zhu Rong, he adopted Sima Shi, and the ancestor of Shang Dynasty contracted Sima Zheng, the merchant's Vulcan, to "swallow his son".

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