Yellow Emperor

Also known as Huangdi, Huang-ti, Hwang-ti, Hin Yuen, Yellow Thearch, Hoang-ti, Hoang ti, Hoang Ti

Legendary Chinese ruler, one of the Five Emperors, later worshipped as a god

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The Yellow Emperor is a legendary figure in Chinese history, traditionally counted among the Five Emperors and credited with founding early Chinese civilization. He later became venerated as a deity in Chinese religion and remains an important symbol of Chinese cultural identity.

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Instance of: culture hero
Part of: Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
Gender: male
Child: Nuba
Father: Shaodian
Sibling: Yandi
Occupation: sovereign
Student of: Guangchengzi
Conflict: Battle of Zhuolu
Image: Yellow Emperor.jpg

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Commons category: Yellow Emperor
date of death: 2597-00-00
Commons gallery: 黃帝
place of burial: Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor
date of birth: 2717-00-00
enemy: Chiyou
birthday: 3rd day of the 3rd month in the Chinese calendar

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Chinese name Traditional Chinese黃帝 Simplified Chinese黄帝 Literal meaning "Yellow Emperor"

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