Dayu was the first monarch of the Xia Dynasty and a famous figure in Chinese history.
Character biography: Dayu is the great-great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor, who inherited his father's business and helped Shun handle state affairs, and later inherited Shun's throne and became the founding monarch of the Xia Dynasty.
Main achievements: Dayu's main achievements were to control floods, develop national production, enable the people to live and work in peace and contentment, designate China as a Kyushu, and cast the Nine Dings, which became the symbol of the Xia Dynasty.
Character relationship: Dayu's father is Cang, his mother is Nuwa, his wife is Nüying, and his son is Qi.
Related story: The story of Dayu's water control is best known, and through hard work and wisdom, he successfully managed the flood and allowed the people to live and work in peace.
Character controversy: There are some controversies about Dayu's image and deeds in history, such as whether he really exists, whether his contributions are exaggerated, and so on.
Character evaluation: Dayu is revered by later generations as the "god of Dayu", an important figure in Chinese culture, endowed with outstanding wisdom and selfless dedication.
Related works: There are many records about Dayu in ancient documents, such as "Shiji", "Shangshu", etc.
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