Enlight Daughters of Emperor Yao Lord Yao had two daughters. The eldest Ehuan is adopted, and the youngest Nuying is her own. Wise Yao loved them equally, and his wife cared more about Nyuying. Native blood is closer. The eldest daug... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Ten suns North of the Blacktooth Country, far east of the East Sea, lies the Boiling Valley - Tangu. In this valley lived the Lord of the East Di-jun and his wife Xihe. As we know, she became the mother of ten... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight How Zhuangxu brought order As a child, Zhuangxu helped his uncle rule in the kingdom of birds, and then ruled the North for a long time and wisely. In addition, Zhuangxu played beautiful melodies on the zither. And someone who ... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight How Huang Di ended his reign After the victory, Huang Di had a lot of free time, which the ruler of the Celestial Empire decided to spend for the benefit of his subjects. He felt sorry for the people who carried heavy loads on th... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Indomitable fighting spirit After Huang Di defeated Chiyu, a nameless giant decided to compete for the throne of the Supreme Lord. Nobody knew where he came from, what tribe he came from. The giant heard that the great Huang Di ... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight How Chiyu was defeated In the northeastern corner of the great wasteland, on the southern side of Xiongli Hill, lived the great dragon Yinglong. He could store water and pour it out as rain. Huang Di thought: “Chiya can pro... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Chinese Army Banners When in legendary times an army set out on a campaign, four banners fluttered above it - symbols of the four countries of the world. In front they carried a yellow banner depicting the symbol of the S... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight The beginning of the great war Wise spirits warned Huang Di about Chiyu's military preparations. But he did not listen to anyone, because he believed the flattering subject, who constantly sent words of respect to the lord, written... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Eight Immortals Ba Xian (“Eight Immortals”) is the most popular group of heroes in Chinese Taoist mythology. It included Lü Dongbin, Li Tieguai, Zhongli Quan, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu, Zhang Guolao, Lan Caihe and He X... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Where are the fruits of immortality? The descendants of the Lunbo giants, who had become very small, sailed from their tiny country to the shores of the Celestial Empire to catch fish, crabs and small turtles. They conveyed information t... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Five floating mountains Yuqiang was the lord of the bottomless abyss, into which earthly and heavenly rivers flowed. Five great mountains floated in this abyss. The abyss had no bottom, and the bases of the mountains had not... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight
Enlight Lights of the country Suiming One day a sage went on a long journey to the west. He walked for a very long time through the desert. And finally he found himself in a place where neither the rays of the sun nor the light of the moo... Myths Myths of Ancient China Enlight