What year is the Gregorian calendar of the Yellow Emperor?

The so-called Huangdi calendar means that the year when Huangdi ascended the throne is the first year (some people say that the year when Huangdi was born is the first year). Therefore, the calendar of the Yellow Emperor actually belongs to the calendar of the year when the princes ascended the throne. Because the Yellow Emperor is a legendary figure, there is no exact record in ancient history, so the calculation of which year is the first year of the Yellow Emperor will naturally be inaccurate.

China has a long history of civilization for thousands of years, and has never formally adopted the Huangdi calendar. Why? Because it has never appeared in a complete form.

But the calendar of the Yellow Emperor was a hundred years ago in China, and it was popular among the people for ten years.

1903, Liu, a master of Confucian classics in the late Qing Dynasty, published "On the Chronology of the Yellow Emperor", which officially raised the banner of the Chronology of the Yellow Emperor and received the response of the revolutionaries headed by Zhang Taiyan. In order to express their disagreement with the Qing court, the revolutionaries did not use the title of the Qing dynasty, and the new regime had not yet been established, so they adopted the Yellow Emperor calendar. At that time, the calculation of the first year of the Yellow Emperor was not unified, and most revolutionaries accepted the calculation method used by People's Daily. After the Revolution of 1911, Sun Yat-sen became the interim president, and electrified all provinces, with the date of 4609 1 1 month 13 (1 91265438+10/).