An emperor in ancient Chinese mythology and legend. He is said to have corrected the movements of the celestial bodies, established the calendar, ordered Gun to control the floods, and abdicated the throne to Shun, but he is more of a deity like a heavenly emperor and not a real person. Later, he was made into history and revered as an ideal emperor along with Shun. → Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors → Related article Abdication and Release of Rule | Linfen Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
中国,古代神話・伝説上の帝王。天体の運行を正して暦法を定め,鯀(こん)に治水を命じ,舜に位を譲るなどの事跡が伝えられるが,むしろ天帝的神格で実在的人物でない。後世歴史化され,舜とともに理想的帝王として尊崇された。→三皇五帝 →関連項目禅譲放伐|臨汾 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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