What clans did Fuxi, one of the three emperors, have in his descendants? Does he have children with Nuwa?

Fuxi, surnamed Feng, was one of the three emperors in ancient times. What was the name of the descendants of Fuxi? The following is a detailed introduction to the article.

Descendants of Fuxi

For celebrities who are far away from the present era, a troublesome thing is that there are many statements about him, and it is difficult to determine its authenticity. Therefore, there are many theories about the descendants of Fuxi.

First of all, the descendants of Fuxi were all surnamed Fu. This statement is actually more in line with the way of thinking of modern people, because in terms of current cognitive habits, future generations must be people who inherit their surnames. Therefore, with this thinking, there are indeed descendants of Fuxi in Chinese history. The first is a woman, whose name is Fu Fei. It is said that she was the daughter of Fu Xi. She finally drowned in the Luo river, which is the legendary god of Luo river. In addition, in the subsequent dynasties, there were also some well-known surnames of Fu. For example, Fu Sheng of the Han Dynasty was one of the few people who knew the contents of the Shangshu at that time, so the emperor of the Han Dynasty respected him very much, and so did the people; There are also Fu Yun and others in the Tang Dynasty, who have been officials in the imperial court and made achievements.

Another view is that the descendants of Fuxi are the Xiong family. This surname has experienced a total of four dynasties, including big bear, Youxiong, MI Xiong and Chu Xiong. The first generation was the era of the great bear, and the main characters were Fuxi and the later 77 emperors. After reaching Shaodian, it entered the second stage, that is, the era of the bear Empire, which has experienced eight emperors. According to this view, even the Yellow Emperor and the Yan Emperor can be regarded as the descendants of Fuxi. By 2523 BC, entering the era of MI Xiong Empire, it had experienced a total of more than 1000 years, and 31 monarchs had reigned; By 1063 BC, the Chu bear era had begun, and there were 29 reigning monarchs.

Fuxi’s son

When there is no stability in heaven and earth, disasters often occur, and the lives between heaven and earth are in danger of being destroyed at any time. Once upon a time, the earth suffered a flood disaster, and the already scarce human beings were facing the crisis of extinction. In order to continue human reproduction, the ancestor Fuxi decided to combine with his sister Nuwa, marry, have children and reproduce. After several setbacks, her sister Nuwa finally agreed to get married and gave birth to children after being combined with Fuxi, so that human beings can continue to exist.

Among the many children, Fuxi’s sons are four, named Xizhong, Xishu, Hezhong, and Heshu. They have their own strengths and are all excellent people. Later, they became the four gods, representing the four seasons. Because there was no sun, moon or season at that time, human life was in chaos. The four gods took turns to represent the four seasons, so that time had a certain regularity. Since the founding of Pangu, although heaven and earth have been separated, they are still in a state of chaos. There is no clear manager and management plan for heaven and earth. At this time, the four gods opened up the earth, discovered the mysteries of the earth, and created more and more new ideas and new rules to guide the development of human civilization.

Fuxi’s son managed the earth, formulated the calendar according to the law of yin and Yang, created the sun, moon, stars, mountains and rivers, and tried to make the earth rotate freely. There were more and more life bodies and substances that created life in nature. The earth was managed in a very orderly way, the heaven and earth tended to be stable, and the world obtained unprecedented peace.

Nuwa and Fuxi’s children

What about Nuwa and Fuxi’s children? In myths and legends, Nuwa and Fuxi are a pair of brothers and sisters, their parents have twelve children, but in a big water, only Fuxi and Nuwa survived. The two of them came to Kunlun mountain. They wanted to pass on their offspring for mankind, but they felt that marriage between brother and sister was against the etiquette.

So Fuxi and Nuwa prayed to heaven that if Heaven allowed them to get married, they would combine the smoke of the two campfires. Fuxi and Nuwa lit their respective bonfires. After a while, the two cigarettes actually merged. Fuxi and Nuwa got the will of heaven and got married.

Nuwa and Fuxi had four children, one of whom was named Shaodian. Shaodian had two sons, Yan Emperor and Yellow Emperor. In myths and legends, their sons are gods, managing everything on the earth. Some manage rivers and lakes, while others manage seasonal changes.

Nuwa and Fuxi’s children were born by brother and sister marriage. In myths and legends, some were born by brother and sister marriage. This myth and legend was related to human living conditions at that time. In early human beings, there was no specific marriage system in society. Parents and children were allowed to marry, and elders and children were allowed to marry.

Later, with the development of productive forces, the human marriage system began to normalize, and some marriage modes were banned, including brother sister marriage. The two gods of Wa Xi are the creation figures in Chinese mythology, and the children of Nu Wa and Fu Xi also play an important role in Chinese mythology. Their grandson, Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang, became the ancestors of the Chinese nation. Nuwa and Fuxi did a lot of things for human beings. Nuwa made people and mended the sky. Fuxi taught human beings to use fire and fish with nets. Disclaimer: the above content originates from the network, and the copyright belongs to the original author. Please inform us if your original copyright is infringed, and we will delete the relevant content as soon as possible.