The relationship between the five elements and the names of dynasties

Most of our knowledge of the five elements is based on geomantic omen and divination. I was lucky enough to hear a video of Mr. Ceng Shiqiang talking about the connection between the five elements and the names of Chinese historical dynasties, which was quite interesting. He said: Everything in the universe is in motion, and the five elements also refer to the five action directions of things:

(Earth) Summer: According to legend, Dayu built the summer by controlling water, so we call it Huaxia. China belongs to the earth, and we don't forget our roots. That's when we started using the term Middle-earth.

(Wood) Business: Summer in Shang Tang. Business also refers to business. Business is spread all over the world through the Internet, which is the attribute of wood. Therefore, it belongs to wood, and only wood can overcome it, otherwise it will not destroy the summer.

(Jin) Zhou: According to legend, Zhou Xibo lived in the northwest of Shang Dynasty, so he belonged to Jin and Jin Kemu.

(Fire) Qin: (Qin Shihuang) During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, wars continued, and the war was chaotic and intensified. Qin Shihuang is a fire. When the fire came out, the gold disappeared. He burned it.

(Water) Han Dynasty: Liu Bang obeyed Taoism, which advocated the virtue of water, and only water could put out fires, so it was called the Han Dynasty.

This five-line cycle completes China's first cycle.

Later Tang (Earth), Song (Wood), Yuan (Gold), Ming (Fire) and Qing (Water) all had Sun Yat-sen and. Sun Yat-sen was originally named Sun Wen, and was renamed after Jiang Zhongzheng.

From this point of view, it seems that the names of each dynasty did not come out at will, otherwise, history may not develop.