Whose son is Chiyou?

Chiyou, the leader of the ancient Jiuli clan in China mythology, was brave and good at fighting, and was the inventor and ancestor of weapons. According to legend, Chiyou is the leader of cattle totem and bird totem clan, and belongs to the same tribe as Emperor Yan. He has eighty-one brothers, all with bronze heads and iron foreheads, ten fingers and ten toes, all of whom have extraordinary skills.

The Book of Beginners (Volume 9) quotes "Returning to Tibet, Initiating the Apocalypse": Chiyou comes from amniotic fluid, and his head is sparse with eight arms and eight toes. He climbed Jiunao to cut the empty mulberry, and the Yellow Emperor killed him in the clear autumn. "Dragon Fish River Map" and "Taiping Yulan" volume 78 quoted a cloud: "Eighty-one Chiyou brothers talked with animals and people and ate sand and stones." Legend has it that Chiyou "eats stones" and "has four eyes and six hands, ears like a halberd and horns on his head".

The Relationship between Fuxi and Chiyou and Huangdi

Fuxi is not the father of Chiyou and Huangdi. According to legend, Fuxi, the first snake, married Nuwa's younger brother and sister and gave birth to a child. According to the changes of everything in the world, he invented and created divination gossip, created characters, and ended the history of "tying ropes and taking notes"

According to Three Records of Historical Records of Huang San, Fuxi and Nu Wa's mother are the same person: Hua Xushi. Fuxi and Nuwa, two brothers and sisters, live on Kunlun Mountain. They got married in order to reproduce. Created human beings. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Fuxi's descendants were Ren, Su, Xu, Zhu and Zhu. According to the notes in Selected Works, it was Fu's daughter who drowned in Luoshui and became a goddess of Luo. This theory began in the Tang Dynasty.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Chiyou.