Why is "Yanhuang" pre-inflammation and post-inflammation?

1) It may be that the Yandi era was earlier than the Huangdi era.

(2) It can also be a habit.

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According to historical records, Huangdi and Yan Di fought several wars in Hanquan Township. Yan Di was conquered by the Yellow Emperor, who captured and killed the rebellious Chiyou and was honored as the emperor by the governors. However, according to recent articles in Ta Kung Pao and Jinling Evening News, Cai, director of Nanjing Liuhe District Cultural Relics Protection Research Institute, said that according to his textual research, Huangdi was the son-in-law of Nanjing Liuhe people, and Huangdi was 1 1 generation. Huangdi and Yandi are not in the same era? Is this statement credible?

Cai, a scholar, thinks that the Yellow Emperor is 1 1 generation after Yan Emperor.

Recently, the reporter interviewed Cai, director of Nanjing Liuhe District Cultural Relics Protection Institute. He told reporters that since 200 1, he has been studying the subject of the Yellow Emperor's father-in-law Feng Liuhe Fangshan. Yan Di and Huangdi have the same ancestor Shaodian, and belong to Shaodian tribe. The Fuxi family of Taihao (Fuxi, Yinren and Shennong were in ancient times). The Taihao Fuxi family lived in Tianshui (now the eastern part of Gansu Province) in the middle reaches of the Weihe River about 6,000 years ago. Their tribal descendants moved eastward to Jiang Shui (a river name in the Yellow River Basin) and established political power in Guchencang (now Baoji City, Shaanxi Province). Shaodiansi, also known as female Deng, gave birth to Emperor Yan. Shaodian's other son is named Xu Qi, and Xu Qi's 1 1 descendant is Xuanyuan of the Yellow Emperor. Jiang Lei is Yan Di's 1 1 grandson, so it can be said that there is a difference between Yan Di and Huangdi.

Li Xueqin believes that Emperor Yan was earlier than the Yellow Emperor, during which * * * lasted for more than 500 years.

There are several different views on the relationship between Yan Di and the Yellow Emperor in ancient books: one popular view is that the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di are brothers, both sons of Shaodian. For example, Guoyu says, "Shaodian married Gillian's daughter and gave birth to Huangdi and Yan Di."

The reporter learned from Mr. Li Xueqin, the chief scientist of the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties Dating Project: Historical Records has a good textual research on this, pointing out: "Shaodian is the name of a vassal state, not a person's name. ..... Although Emperor Yan and the Yellow Emperor come down in one continuous line, according to "Emperor Dai (Shi)", there are eight emperors separated by more than 500 years. If Shaodian is their father's name, wouldn't it be more than 500 years later that Huangdi replaced Yandi as the son of heaven? Then his life span is too long! "

Li Xueqin thinks: First, Shaodian is not an individual, but a name of a Fang tribe. Yan Di and Huangdi Imperial Capital are derived from burning canon. Second, Yan Di was separated from the Yellow Emperor for a long time, and Yan Di was earlier than the Yellow Emperor, during which * * * lived through VIII.

Mr. Li Xueqin believes that the ancient legends from Fuxi, Shennong to Huangdi show the process of germination, development and formation of Chinese civilization. The book Historical Records follows the viewpoint of "the virtues of the five emperors" collected in the Biography of Great Dai Li, with the Yellow Emperor as the first of the biographies of the five emperors, which can be said to be the symbol of the formation of Chinese civilization. The Yellow Emperor recorded in Benji still has the legacy of tribal times. Moreover, the legend of Emperor Yanhuang as the origin of Chinese civilization is not created by modern people, but has existed since ancient times. Obviously, this shows the order of the rise and fall of Emperor Yan and Huangdi.