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Pangu is just a mythical figure? Where are Pangu and its descendants?
Pangu is the legendary god of creation, and the story of Pangu's creation is well known to all ages. People have always regarded Pangu as a mythical figure, not a real person. But in fact, Pangu is not a legendary existence. According to Yi Shu Ji, Pangu is the ancestor of all things. However, life began in Pangu. Yesterday's death of Pangu was also the first of the four mountains, the eye of the sun and the moon, the fat of the river and the sea, and the hair of the grass. According to Yi Shu Ji, Pangu is the ancestor of all things, and the sun, moon, mountains and rivers, vegetation and stars are all transformed by Pangu. This is the well-known story of Pangu's creation. In New Stories, some deeds of Pangu and his descendants are also convincingly recorded. It is recorded in Shuo Wen Jie Zi that there is an ancient tomb in the South China Sea, which stretches for more than 300 miles, and the descendants of the common cloud chase and bury the soul of Pangu. There is Pangu Temple in Guilin and Pangu Kingdom in the South China Sea. Today, people take Pangu as their surname. Pangu is not a fictional character, but a real person. Pangu Pangu is really not a legend? If this record is correct, where are the South China Sea, Pangu Kingdom and Pangu Tomb? Where are the descendants of Pangu? Geologists have found that the ancient South China Sea is not today's South China Sea, but the ancient South China Sea is a vast area including today's Pearl River Delta. Geographers surveyed the topography of the Pearl River Delta, and found that the Pearl River Delta was formed in the late Mesozoic, which is a faulted basin topography. At that time, the Pearl River Delta was composed of three faulted red basins: Dongguan, Xinhui and Sanshui. The sea level rose in Holocene (about 12000 years ago), and seawater flooded into the basin, forming an endless South China Sea, reaching Qingyuan Basin as far as possible. Guangdong stratigraphic archaeologists found that in the Neolithic age, the seawater in many places in Panyu was as deep as 9 meters. Wugui Mountain in Guangzhou was an overseas island 4000 years ago, and Guangzhou was still a mudflat 2200 years ago. 1700 years ago in the Jin Dynasty, the seawater in Panyu was 4 meters deep. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the whole Pearl River Delta was still full of islands and beaches. After the Ming and Qing dynasties, with the accumulation of sediment in the upper reaches and the acceleration of sedimentation in the lower reaches, the land of the Pearl River Delta was formed. According to statistics, from 1849 to 19 17, Hongqi Likou Shatian extends to the sea at an average annual speed of 58.3 meters; Until the 1960s, the sandy land extended to the sea every year105m. During the evolution of 12000, the ancient South China Sea basically disappeared, leaving only the name of the South China Sea. It can be seen that the South China Sea at that time was a vast area including the three continents of the Pearl River. At that time, there were many islands in Guangzhou, so Guangzhou was called the South China Sea. In the minds of Yao people, the Yao people of Pangu God have always regarded Pangu as their ancestor. In a large number of Yao legends and documents, we can find a phenomenon of * * *: the ancestors of Yao people all came from Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, mainly from Huiji Mountain in Shi Baoshan or Nanjing. Yao ancestors moved from Jiangsu and Zhejiang to Guangdong and lived in the South China Sea for thousands of years. Later, due to various reasons, Yao ancestors crossed the ocean and lived on the land of Lechang in northern Guangdong. In the following thousands of years of history, Yao people began to migrate to Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, Vietnam, Laos and other countries, and finally migrated to all parts of the world. A large number of documents about Yao people crossing the mountains in the Mountain List all record the stories of their ancestors coming from the South China Sea. There are also a large number of records in a large number of ancient Yao documents collected in Hunan: "Yao Renzi Mountain kneels at the bow of the boat, and Xu Shangge Hall wishes precious books to bless future generations." The weather was fine and the ship was blown to the shore of the South China Sea. "Guike's" Saint Pawn List "records that the descendants of Yao, a military commander in Wang Hong, were assigned to Guangdong, entered the 80,000-mile Yao Water Cave in the 80,000-mountain South China Sea, and reclaimed fields and ponds along the mountain to support Yao's children and grandchildren. The General Plan of Twelve Yaolai Road, which is circulated in Zhu Jing Township, Lanshan County, Hunan Province, records that on August 15th, twelve Yao people drifted across the lake to work in Xiaonan, South China Sea. Guo Shan Bang, an ancient book circulating in Xiabichong, Lianshan County, Guangdong Province, records that in the first year, Yao descendants 12 people discussed and sincerely prayed for a living. On August 15, a 12-year-old Yao Man floated across the lake and the sea. In every village, he crossed the Xiaonan River in the South China Sea, wrote down his own way down the mountain and left his career. The villages where the Yao people live are strikingly similar to the documents of crossing the mountains of the Yao people in Guangdong, Hunan, Guangxi and Yunnan provinces that can be found today, all of which show that the Yao people really live in the South China Sea, and that 12 Yao people started crossing the river in Xiao Dan, drifted across the lake and continued to write the history of the Yao people. It can be seen that the ancient South China Sea is in the vast area of today's Pearl River Delta, and Pangu is today's Pearl River Delta region. Historical experts also handed down stories and archaeological excavations from Xiaonandu people and Yao people who came across the sea, proving that today's Huaxian and Shiling are the core areas of Pangu. In the deep mountains of Huaxian County, there is a dilapidated Pangu Temple recorded in the local chronicles of the Ming Dynasty, and there is a Pangu altar in the Ten Tombs, which has been an important place for local people to sacrifice after thousands of years of wind and rain. After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty sent troops to crusade against the Yao people in Guangdong many times, and the indigenous Yao people began to migrate in large numbers. Pan, Lan, Lei and Zhong are the surnames of indigenous Yao people, but due to the migration and escape of a large number of indigenous Yao people, the most primitive records of Yao people are in Guangxi, Hunan and other places. Pangu altar in Shiling was first discovered and recorded in Qing Dynasty, but it has a very long history. Pangu altar is not an altar, but an ancient tomb. Pangu's tomb is in the South China Sea, which has been recorded in ancient books since the Song Dynasty. Built in semi-Shan Ye, the Pangu altar in Shiling is magnificent, starting from Zudong, with mountains as the mausoleum, with the appearance of an emperor, surrounded by ancient tombs of celebrities, which the locals call "Shenglongkou" and "Shenglongkou". The altar of Pangu in the Ten Tombs is the biggest secret of the connection between Pangu myth and reality. The land of the dragon shows that Pangu is not a fictional character. In ancient times, Pangu (also known as Pan Hu) should be the leader of Dongyi tribe. Later, his descendants unfortunately moved to the South China Sea Islands and established the Pangu Kingdom. The deeds of Pangu Kingdom and its descendants are widely recorded in ancient books. Later, due to the regression and the change of landform, Pangu people began to live ashore in Lechang area in northern Guangdong, and then their children and grandchildren continued to migrate to Guangxi, Hunan and Yunnan. The indigenous Yao people who stayed in Guangdong also migrated because of the war, and Pangu Temple and Pangu altar were destroyed and submerged in barren hills and weeds, and no one knew it. Today, the descendants of Pangu Yao people are distributed in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Jiangxi, Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar, with Guangxi as the largest. The main distribution area is basically consistent with the migration route of Pangu Yao nationality in the South China Sea, with a total population of more than 2.7 million.