Zhuan Xu, formerly known as Levin, is the son of the Yellow Emperor, right?

Zhuan Xu is the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, but after thousands of years, no one knows the truth, and the legend cannot be taken seriously.

Zhuan Xu (zhuān xū) (2342- 2245 BC), surnamed Ji, Levin, grandson of the Yellow Emperor and son of Changyi. Leader of ancient tribal alliance, one of the "Five Emperors" and one of the founders of mankind.

Zhuan Xu assisted Shao Hao, and the fief was in Levin (now Qixian County, Henan Province). After Shao Hao's death, he defeated Gong Gong, who was vying for the throne, and became the leader of the tribal alliance, calling himself "Levin's". After Zhuan Xu's death, Di Ku, the great grandson of the Yellow Emperor, succeeded to the throne. In the myths and legends handed down from generation to generation, Zhuan Xu is the God who is in charge of the North. According to Records of the Five Emperors, Zhuan Xu: "Yuan Jing is a governor with a plan and a dredge".