Although there is no contemporaneous documentary evidence, Chinese people posit Huang Di (the Yellow Emperor) and Yan Di (the Yan Emperor) as their common ancestors.
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China: An Illustrated History (Illustrated Histories)
October 2000, Hippocrene Books
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0781808219 9780781808217
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"Although there is no contemporaneous documentary evidence, Chinese people posit Huang Di (the Yellow Emperor) and Yan Di (the Yan Emperor) as their common ancestors."
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