Of course, ancient sea and new sea are just one of the statements. No one knows what the situation in ancient times.

There is also a national version of Kunlun interpretation, followed by the wilderness of Cangwu in Lake South and Kunlun in the Loess Plateau in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. This can only be discussed separately.

I am not sure whether this tribe scattered around is Yan Emperor.

But the Yan Emperor tribe has indeed spread to all places, with many descendants scattered everywhere, basically spread across the country. [About the Yan Emperor lineage, I will write it separately later. The Yan Emperor lineage has made the formation of Chinese civilization much larger than that of Huang Emperor.]

Let’s talk about Kunlun here... Quicksand, Chishui, and Blackwater can already locate Kunlun.

In fact, there is no need for Daqing River or something.

In the north of the Daqing River is close to a mountain range, which is sandwiched between Sishui and Chishui, and there is also the Yellow River to the north.

There is only one possibility, Taishan...

Mount Tai is undoubtedly a big mountain. It is the highest mountain in the East. It has been called "steep and extreme in the sky" since ancient times!

Since ancient times, Mount Tai has been supreme and is associated with "Shangtian", "Heaven Emperor", and "Haotian", which is the "Under the Emperor".

It is the sacred mountain worshipped and worshiped by the emperors and people of all dynasties since ancient times. Whether it is Qin Shihuang or Emperor Wu of Han, they have both been Fengshan. As long as you talk about Fengshan sacrifice to heaven, you have to say Mount Tai. That is the closest place to "Heaven" in the cultural definition, which is the place that connects to heaven.

Guanzi says: "In ancient times, there were seventy-two families of the father of Mount Tai, and there were two of the reporters of Yiwu. In the past, Wu Huai clan enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Chen Xi clan enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Shennong enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Yan Emperor enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Huang Emperor enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Zhuanxu enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Emperor Kuai, enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Yao enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Yu enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; Tang enfeoffed Mount Tai, Zen, and so on; King Cheng of Zhou granted Mount Tai, and so on; all were ordered to be given to the founding of the throne.'

There are ancient countries and clans throughout the Chinese cultural circle, most of which are called Mount Tai as the holy mountain.

In other words, any clan that regards Mount Tai as the holy mountain is considered a Chinese civilization.

And I believe that the ethnic group that initially laid the foundation for this cultural factor must have lived at the foot of Mount Tai.

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Kunlun is one of the arguments in the academic community.

If Kunlun is Mount Tai, it makes total sense.

If not, it doesn't matter, because many clues do point to Kunlun located in the northwest.

So another explanation is that Kunlun is on the Loess Plateau, which is also the core area of ​​the Yangshao culture. At the same time, due to soil erosion, there is indeed quicksand.

In short, I can basically conclude that Kunlun will only be in these two places.

Mount Tai or Loess Plateau.

The third option is that the Kunlun tribe was originally in Mount Tai, but later due to changes, they migrated to the northwest and became the Western Rong.

If it is the third possibility, then I suspect this clan is the "Zhou people". That is, the small Zhou who later destroyed the Shang Dynasty.

The ancestor of the Zhou people was "Jiang Yuan". The Ji surname originated from the Jiang surname. This has been demonstrated by special scholars, so I won't talk nonsense.

"Poetry·Daya·Shengmin" records: "Ji first gave birth to the people, and at that time, Jiang Yan." Jiang Yan was the grandmother of the Zhou people. He gave birth to the ancestor of the Zhou people, "Qi", that is, "Houji". Houji and "Houtu" in the south were combined into the two gods of the country.

I guess, pay attention to it! Assuming that Emperor Yan once occupied "Shandong", then the Yan Emperor's race later migrated to various places, and the Zhou people migrated from Mount Tai to Guanzhong.

In oracle bone inscriptions, Zhou is a place name. During the Wuyi period, a Zhou Fangguo was attacked, and that Zhou was not the later Ji Zhou.

Ji Zhou was named Zhou because the King Tai lived in Zhouyuan. Before migrating to Zhouyuan in Qishan, the name of the Ji tribe was "Bin".

So the only lasting surname is the lasting surname, and clan names are actually often changed.

A certain tribe, if it occupies a certain place, will inherit the local "classic", which is equivalent to inheriting the "title". Just as Habsburg is both the king of Spain and the king of Austria, both the emperor of the Holy Roman, and the Grand Duke of the Netherlands...

The same is true in China. Place names and clans often form a one-to-many relationship, because the same region often belongs to different tribes at different times.

For example, Qidi has experienced several masters from the Shao-Yu era to the Warring States Period.

"Zuo Zhuan" says: "In the past, Shuangjiu first lived here, Ji Qi followed it, and when Feng Boling followed it, Pu Gu followed it, and then Da Gong followed it."

Shuangjiu family - Ji Xi - Feng Boling - Pu Gu family - Lu Shang, and then belonged to the Tian family. During the reign of these tribes, it was probably also called "Qi", at least it was called "Qi" in the Shang Dynasty. Therefore, "Shan Hai Jing" contains "Northern Qi", and the oracle bone inscriptions of Yinxu also have records of "Qi".

Obviously, whether it is Jiang Qi or Tian Qi, this "Qi" was inherited. After the Qin and Han Dynasties, there were still many regimes who used "Qi" as their national name. This phenomenon was common in ancient China. This is actually a tradition and belongs to the cultural heritage between tribes. Therefore, every dynasty will have a national name.

This is why, Huangdi and Yandi have so many names, they are really conquerors.

The first generation of Huangdi may have only had the King of Xiong. Later, a certain generation occupied the territory of the Xuanyuan clan and destroyed the "Gu Xuanyuan clan" and called the Xuanyuan clan.

Emperor Yan is even more powerful, with a long history, Shennong, Kuiwei, Lianshan, Lieshan, Zhu Xiang... His descendants include Zhurong, Gonggong, Houtu, Kuafu...

I have an extra chapter saying that Emperor Yan is Shennong. Many chapters say that they are popularized by me, saying that Emperor Shennong and Emperor Yan are not the same person.

Of course I know not alone.

"Records of the Grand Historian: The Annals of the Five Emperors" first mentions the decline of Shennong's time and the Shennong family was unable to conquer, and then mentions that Emperor Yan wanted to invade the princes of the throne.

If one person is completely contradictory, it means that Shennong is not able to conquer, and Emperor Yan invades the princes, which means that he attacks other tribes everywhere.

Shennong and Yan Emperor are not only not the same person, they are not even the same type of title.

Emperor Yan was the "Witch King Title" inherited by the same family for generations, while Shennong was the "Regional Title", or the country name, and the dynasty name.

"Fuxi was gone, Shennong's family made it" refers to the ancient Fuxi ruled the world, and it was passed down to a certain generation of decline, and Shennong's family rose and dominated the world.

That's why the so-called "Shennong Times Decline". This is the Shennong Times, which refers to the decline of the lineage of this regime.

Therefore, Emperor Yan seized the Shennong lineage. Fengshan was also written, first Fuxi Fengshan, then Shennong Fengshan, then Yan Emperor Fengshan, and then Huang Emperor Fengshan.

This is the rise and fall of the dynasties of the four regimes.

It is no problem to say that Emperor Yan was Shennong. A certain generation of Emperor Yan should have completely accepted the land and people of Shennong and completely destroyed the former.

This is why, the Jiang tribe clearly comes from the "Qiang tribe", but I interpreted it to Mount Tai, which means that the Jiang tribe belongs to a strong culture and once occupied the mountain and east. The Shanhai Classic says "The daughter of Emperor Yan, who travels in the East China Sea". This is not a tribe that is only trapped in the west.

The Zhou people first became Emperor Yan's younger brother, Kunlun, and later moved westward to become Feng, and then occupied Zhouyuan and became Zhou.

The mountain and sea chart may be the witch history records within the Zhou people, at least part of which is, so it exists in the collection of the Zhou royal family.

Many people read it, and some people described it in words one after another. It was only when it was in the Warring States Period that it was written.

In this way, it is obvious who the Queen Mother of the West is. She is the grandmother of the Zhou people, "Jiang Yan", a relative of the Yan Emperor of a certain generation, and the mother of the ancestor of the Zhou people, "Hou Ji".

The Mountain and Sea Classic records the Queen Mother of the West, Si Tianli and Wucan. That is, Si is in charge of the "Tianli Star" and "Five Remain Stars", which was the deity of the gods after his death.

Although the clergy is not very good, compared with the great gods such as the sun god Xihe, the North Pole god Yuqiang, and the South Pole god Zhurong, he is a little god.

But such a little god is famous in the Shanhai Jing, and is emphasized in the description, and has been deified since the Zhou Dynasty, and has an inexplicable status.

If the mountain and sea chart was painted by the Zhou people, it makes sense... Of course, the description of his own Kunlun Ruins and the ancestor Queen Mother is detailed.

Especially this name is "Queen Mother of the West".

There is a saying that Jian Di, the merchant’s grandmother, was called Dongmu, and Jiang Yan, the Zhou people’s grandmother, was called Ximu.

The Shanhai Jing was written in the Warring States Period. At that time, the king was still from Zhou, so it was reasonable to call Jiang Yan the Queen Mother of the West.

Here I want to complain about the book "Biography of Emperor Mu". One of the bamboo books excavated in the Jin Dynasty was said to have been written by people from the Wei Kingdom in the late Warring States Period.

I can only say... it's too sexy! King Mu of Zhou visited Kunlun, met Queen Mother of the West, drank and had fun... If it was really written by people from Wei... it would be that the rituals were broken and the music was extremely bad.

Don’t say that it is impossible to arrange it like this. Because there are too many records of ancient kings arranged in bamboo books. At that time, the King of Wei had already become king, so who would still pay attention to King Zhou?

Yao was released to death and Shun was imprisoned. These were all written by bamboo in Wei. The entire bamboo book was recorded in the year, and it was completely like "the winner was the king, and the loser was the enemy, and this has been the case since ancient times." This is basically an endorsement of the king.

The bamboo book anniversaries can be believed, but it seems to be very in line with human nature, but it cannot be believed in them all, for reference only.

Of course, all this is speculation. I just prefer this speculation. The Shanhai Jing is a witch history map of the Zhou people, and the history of the Zhou people is very ancient, but it was not prominent in ancient times and was a part of the big guys.

This is why, Shanhai Jing does not focus on the description of Shaohao's country in the southeast, which is clearly the Hundred Birds civilization that was later written by a large number of books.

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This article is mainly about refuting my previous imagination.

Some young people in the province really believe it...

There are no aliens, no prehistoric civilization. Chinese civilization is the fusion of countless ancient stone cultures.

From stone tools to bronze tools, and then to bronze tools, there is a very clear development context and archaeological depth, and there are no unsolved mysteries. Just pay attention to field archaeology and you will know it.

All my brains are for the service of novels.

In the non-human period, I also wrote that Yinglong was the unity of the upper and lower Egyptian totems, but in my mind, I also wrote about a large number of Egyptian cultural relics. Later, I wrote about the Blue and White Society, and wrote about prehistoric civilizations and ancient rebels. Then to the information omniscience, and then to the alien creation theory.

Am I schizophrenia? No, it’s just that in my mind, the history of each earth is different.

Independent thinking is the key point. I wrote about the ancient Egyptian Yinglong army in non-humans and went to the East to help unify the tribes. But I also wrote about the East having a unique cultural pride, and I must call the eagle and snake Yinglong, which in turn to the Egyptian culture. In the end, ancient Egypt fell, and the East was continuous and tenacious.

Not to mention the rebels of the Blue and White Society, I am just a god? I am a human! Then to the magical reform of the Mohist thought, the missing and establishing a little brotherhood, what I wrote about is the rise and fall of the thought of shelter.

There are more places for information omniscient people to think independently. Lizardman conspiracy theory is obviously evil, but I think it is caused by Western culture, and consider how could the Illuminati allow public opinion? So I wrote that behind the Illuminati Association is not the Lizardman, on the contrary, the Lizardman is the enslaved celestial dragon.

I take a certain theory, but I don’t really believe in this theory. What I firmly believe is always something that is culturally core.

That is a kind of "Tao" that is fused into the bone, blood and soul.

No matter what it looked like in ancient times, the principles we have taught in civilization have a long history.

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Chapter completed!