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Yanhuang يانهونج 炎黄 Yanhuang
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يانهونج (لغة صينية: حروف صينية تقليدية 炎黃, حروف صينية مبسطة 炎黄, بينيين Yán Huáng) كانت اسم عرقية سكنت الصين القديمة بمنطقة حوض النهر الأصفر. وهم يدعوا النسب إلى قبيلتين يقودهما وهوان جي دي. وكان إنجازهما الرئيسي هو الاتحاد معاً، وتعزيز أساس القبيلتين ومجتمعهما الحضاري. وكانا مصدر ومستهلا حضارة الصين. 炎黃是先秦以來的華夏神話的叙事建構，炎帝与黄帝联軍在涿鹿之戰将九黎部落裡「大奸大惡」的蚩尤杀死，奠定了華夏部落的權威。1990年代起，黄帝陵前公祭成為中華人民共和國愛國主義教育的重點項目。而20世紀新興的苗族神話叙事興起，蚩尤被苗族認為是其祖先，華夏神話對蚩尤「大奸大惡」的說法受到苗族挑戰和抗議。在晚清之後炎黄子孫一詞被漢族的代稱。 Yanhuang or Yan Huang (Chinese language: t 炎黃, s 炎黄, p Yán Huáng) was the name of an ethnic group of ancient China who inhabited the Yellow River basin area. They claimed their descent from the two tribes led by the Flame Emperor (Yandi) and Yellow Emperor (Huangdi) . Their main achievement was to join together to strengthen the basis of the two tribes and their civilized community. The Yanhuang were the founders of the Chinese people and the initiators of Chinese culture. Yan Huang (chino: t 炎黃, s 炎黄, p Yán Huáng) era el nombre de un grupo étnico de la antigua China que habitaba la cuenca del río Amarillo. Reclamaron su descendencia de las dos tribus lideradas por los Emperadores Yan y Amarillo.​ Su principal logro fue unirse para fortalecer la base de las dos tribus y su comunidad civilizada. Los Yanhuang fueron los fundadores del y los iniciadores de la cultura china.
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يانهونج (لغة صينية: حروف صينية تقليدية 炎黃, حروف صينية مبسطة 炎黄, بينيين Yán Huáng) كانت اسم عرقية سكنت الصين القديمة بمنطقة حوض النهر الأصفر. وهم يدعوا النسب إلى قبيلتين يقودهما وهوان جي دي. وكان إنجازهما الرئيسي هو الاتحاد معاً، وتعزيز أساس القبيلتين ومجتمعهما الحضاري. وكانا مصدر ومستهلا حضارة الصين. Yanhuang or Yan Huang (Chinese language: t 炎黃, s 炎黄, p Yán Huáng) was the name of an ethnic group of ancient China who inhabited the Yellow River basin area. They claimed their descent from the two tribes led by the Flame Emperor (Yandi) and Yellow Emperor (Huangdi) . Their main achievement was to join together to strengthen the basis of the two tribes and their civilized community. The Yanhuang were the founders of the Chinese people and the initiators of Chinese culture. Shaodian’s wife Youjiao gave birth to the Yellow Emperor near the Ji River and the Yan Emperor next to the Jiang River which accounted for their different temperaments. Although Shaodian preceded the Yellow and Yan emperors, he was not their father.During the time of Huangdi, Shennong’s descendants declined. Hong Sheng and the Yan emperor were descended from Shennong. They both possessed comprehensive knowledge. Five hundred years elapsed from Shennong to the time of the Yellow and Yan emperors. The Yan emperor was the last generation; Shennong, Shaodian, the Flame [Yan] Emperors, and Huangdi all preceded him. Yan Huang (chino: t 炎黃, s 炎黄, p Yán Huáng) era el nombre de un grupo étnico de la antigua China que habitaba la cuenca del río Amarillo. Reclamaron su descendencia de las dos tribus lideradas por los Emperadores Yan y Amarillo.​ Su principal logro fue unirse para fortalecer la base de las dos tribus y su comunidad civilizada. Los Yanhuang fueron los fundadores del y los iniciadores de la cultura china. La esposa de , , dio a luz al Emperador Amarillo, cerca del , y al Emperador Yan, junto al , lo que explicaba sus diferentes temperamentos. Aunque Shaodian precedió a los emperadores Amarillo y Yan, él no era su padre.​Durante el tiempo de Huangdi, los descendientes de Shennong declinaron. y el Emperador Yan descendieron de Shennong. Ambos poseían conocimiento integral. Quinientos años pasaron de Shennong a la época de los emperadores Amarillo y Yan. El emperador Yan fue la última generación; Shennong, , los emperadores Fuego [Yan] y Huangdi le precedieron.​ 炎黃是先秦以來的華夏神話的叙事建構，炎帝与黄帝联軍在涿鹿之戰将九黎部落裡「大奸大惡」的蚩尤杀死，奠定了華夏部落的權威。1990年代起，黄帝陵前公祭成為中華人民共和國愛國主義教育的重點項目。而20世紀新興的苗族神話叙事興起，蚩尤被苗族認為是其祖先，華夏神話對蚩尤「大奸大惡」的說法受到苗族挑戰和抗議。在晚清之後炎黄子孫一詞被漢族的代稱。
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