Chinese often proudly said that he was a descendant of Yanhuang, that is, the common ancestors of Chinese were Yandi and Huangdi. The Second Emperor of Yanhuang was two outstanding tribal leaders in ancient China, and although the Second Emperor of Yanhuang had a lot of mythological overtones, according to the existing historical materials in China, the authenticity of the existence of the Second Emperor of Yanhuang was very high.
In contrast to the Chinese Yanhuang Emperor, Japan also has the more famous Emperor Shenwu. According to the Japanese themselves, Japan has not changed dynasties from ancient times to the present, known as the "One Lineage of Ten Thousand Dynasties", and it has always been a royal family that rules Japan, and it is Emperor Shenmu of the ancient era who created this imperial family, that is to say, Emperor Shenwu established the country of Japan. As for authenticity, the authenticity of the existence of Emperor Shenwu of Japan is much lower than that of the Chinese Emperor Yanhuang.
The Second Emperor of China
In recent years, South Koreans have liked to infinitely enlarge the history of their own country and put gold on the history of their own country to satisfy vanity, which is really ironic. As we all know, South Korea, together with North Korea, was historically a country, but it was all vassal states of all Chinese dynasties, and they were all subservient to all chinese dynasties. In the late Qing Dynasty, the country became a Japanese colony, almost a mixture of blood and tears.
Therefore, Koreans like to beautify their country's history, which is obviously vanity. In ancient times, China had the Second Emperor of Yanhuang, Japan had Emperor Shenwu, and koreans themselves created a so-called "Tanjun".
Emperor Jinmu
South Koreans claim that Tanjun is the ancestor of the Korean ethnic group, the main ethnic group on the Korean Peninsula, and is the common ancestor of Koreans and Koreans. According to Koreans, more than 2000 BC, the sun god Huan yin sent his son Huan Xiong to help the primitive people of the Korean Peninsula, taught the primitive people a lot of life skills, manufactured production tools, etc., and the primitive people regarded Huan Xiong as a god.
Later, a bear and a tiger asked Huanxiong to turn himself into a human, Huanxiong was touched by the bear and the tiger, let them eat their own special food, told the bear and the tiger to live in the cave for a hundred days, this hundred days can not contact the sun, if you can do it, you can become an adult.
Korean Danjun
The tiger did not do it, and within a hundred days he came out of the cave and disappeared. After waiting patiently for a hundred days, the bear actually transformed into a beautiful woman. The woman found Huanxiong and wanted to thank him, but the two actually had a relationship and gave birth to a son, this son is Tanjun, this year is 2333 BC.
Because he was a descendant of the sun god, Tanjun became the leader of the local primitive people, and he led the local primitive people to establish a state in 2300 BC, named it "Joseon", and named his own nation "Korean". In this way, Tanjun became the ancestor of the Korean people, the common ancestor of Koreans and Koreans today.
Tanjun lived an astonishing lifespan, having lived to be 1533 years old, or 1500 years as king of Joseon, and died in 800 BC. After his death, Tanjun became a mountain god and guarded the descendants of the Korean people. In addition, in The history books and textbooks of South Korea, the largest territory of the Korean state established by Tanjun actually covered the northeast region and the central plains of China, which made Chinese indignant.
The Danjun Joseon Kingdom in Korean history books and textbooks
From the perspective of authenticity, the birth process of Tanjun is very absurd, it is not credible at all, and it is impossible to live for more than a thousand years, so it can basically be confirmed that Tanjun does not exist.
In terms of the ancestors of their own people, Chinese pay attention to archaeological evidence and historical records, so the authenticity of the Yanhuang Emperor is relatively high, while the Japanese Emperor Shenwu still has a little credibility, but it has not been verified. However, in order to satisfy their vanity, South Koreans have put gold on the history of their own country and created the so-called "Danjun", which is ridiculous.
Koreans pay homage to Tanjun