What is the story of the ancestors of Yanhuang?

Jiang is a branch of Xirong, originally a nomadic people, and entered the Central Plains from the west very early. At that time, at the junction of Shaanxi and Henan, there lived the Jiuli nationality headed by Chiyou (an independent Miao nationality). Because of the long-term conflict between the two sides, Emperor Yan retreated to Hebei. According to legend, Emperor Yan fought fiercely with Huang Diji of Xuanyuan three times because he wanted to invade the princes, which was regarded as the first large-scale war of the Chinese nation, and was called the Battle of Hanquan in history.

(Hanquan refers to Hanquan Village in Yanqing, Beijing). Facing the leader of the bear, scorpion, scorpion, scorpion and tiger are powerful opponents of the totem tribe, but Emperor Yan finally lost, allied with it and surrendered to it, and the Yellow Emperor ended the war with victory.

With the expansion of the Yanhuang alliance, more and more tribes submitted to it, but Chiyou refused to accept it all the time, and a big war was inevitable. Chiyou led Jiu Li to fight against the alliance in Zhuolu (now Zhuolu Village, Hebei Province), which was the second war in the legendary era and was called the Battle of Zhuolu. Finally, Chiyou was defeated. Since then, the surname Jiang and the Yellow Emperor have settled in the Central Plains. The word "descendants of the Yellow Emperor" refers to people's tracing and respect for the ancestors of Chinese civilization, Emperor Yan and Yellow Emperor.