Many people think that the data of the Five Zang Mountain Classics can be traced back to before the Shang Dynasty, but the book Shan Hai Classics-note that the data is in the front, here is the book-is about the end of the Warring States Period to the Han Dynasty, and it was not until the Western Han Dynasty that Liu Xiang and Sanliu compiled 18.
Shan Hai Jing 18, specifically, there are 5 Wuzang Mountain Jing (15000 words), 4 overseas Jing, 4 domestic Jing, 4 wild Jing and 1 domestic Jing. The content includes customs, topography, cultural customs, birds and animals, and tribal totems. It records the geography, customs and products of more than 100 countries, 550 mountains, 300 waterways and national landscapes. There are 277 species of animals recorded in Shan Hai Jing.
There are many versions of Shan Hai Jing, all of which are from the ancient books museum. The electronic versions of Shan Hai Jing in different periods in ancient times can be consulted if you are interested.
Shan Hai Jing. Eighteen volumes. Guo Pu's notes. Engraving of Huangsheng Huaiyin Caotang in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty.
Shan Hai Jing. Eighteen volumes. Guo Pu's notes. Engraving of Imperial Bookstore of Xiang Group in Kangxi Period of Qing Dynasty.
Shan Hai Jing. Eighteen volumes. Guo Pu note. Jiang paints. Ming Wanli periodical edition.
Shan Hai Jing. Eighteen volumes. Guo Pu's notes. Jiang's painting. Ming chongzhen periodical edition.
Shan Hai Jing. Guo Pu's notes. In the twenty-eighth year of Wanli, the journal of Min Ge Gu Zhai was published.
Notes on Shan Hai Jing. Eighteen volumes. Figure five volumes. Notes of Qing Dynasty and Wu Renchen. Jinchang bookstore collector's edition. Qing Qianlong fifty-one years edition.
Shanhaijing fencing. Eighteen volumes. Illustrated praise. A Brief Book of Hao Yixing in Qing Dynasty. During Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, I also read Lou Guanben.
The Interpretation of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Volume 18, Figure 1, Guo Pu's Note, Wang Chongqing's Interpretation, and Dayetang's Block Edition in Wanli Period of Ming Dynasty.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas is really about mountains, and it also records many ancient myths in China. The most famous ones are: Kuafu chased the sun, the goddess filled the sky, and Jingwei filled the sea. After shooting for nine days, the Yellow Emperor fought against Chiyou, and the public anger of * * * failed to touch the surrounding mountains, which led to a flood, and the guns stole farmland to control water successfully. The Emperor of Heaven recovered farmland to kill Jesus, and finally Dayu succeeded in controlling water.
Then the countries mentioned in Shan Hai Jing, including North Korea and Sushen, seem quite reliable, all in the north. As for the mountains, there are Huiji Mountain, Huashan Mountain, Tianshan Mountain and Huangshan Mountain (only there is no vegetation here, only bamboo and parrots are produced). Then it is obvious that Kunlun Mountain is the capital of Tiandi.
Of course, the country here does not need to be understood as today's country, but as a settlement. Then, many other countries began to wonder, such as countries with sarcoma on their necks, countries with no intestines in their stomachs, countries with Nie Er holding two big ears in their hands when walking, countries with one eye in the middle of their faces, and countries with one hand and one knee bent back. Calves in some countries are red.
The world of Shan Hai Jing sounds like a laboratory for early human genetic engineering.