According to pre-Qin historical records, Emperor Lei Zu of Huang married the daughter of Shushan for his son Changyi, who was in Minshan and located in Diexi, Maoxian County, Sichuan Province. "Taiping Universe" contains: "Shushan, historical records' Huangdi Zi Changyi married the daughter of Shushan and built this mountain'". Yi Zhou Ji in the Southern Dynasties: "There is Jiang Weicheng in the west of Minshan Temple, a female residence in Shushan, and a princess in Changyi." "Road history? 6? 1 said before: "Shu is a country, which originated from the emperor of the people. It started from, and it is hundreds of years old with Yufu, so it is beneficial to Shu. " Numerous historical records record that when the Yellow Emperor married the Shushan family for his son, Lei Zu also went to the land of Shushan. With the arrival of Lei Zu, sericulture in Shushan became sericulture.
Lei Zu was originally the daughter of Xiling family. The land of Xiling is now Yanting in Sichuan, and the ancient Shu people also called Shushan "Xishan". According to the ancient burial custom, this is the "seclusion place" of Shu kings in previous dynasties. In fact, "seclusion" refers to being buried in the place where he has been, that is, the area where his birthplace rose. Since the kings of Shu live in the Western Hills, it obviously means that the Western Hills of Shu, that is, Shushan, are their birthplaces.
In Shang Dynasty, the Sanxingdui Sacrificial Pit in Guanghan and the Tutai Large Etiquette Center in Chengdu Yang Zishan all faced Shushan. Li Xueqin said: "Most of the cultural relics unearthed at the Jinsha site in Chengdu are near Sanxingdui, and many stone statues have been unearthed, all of which are kneeling with their hands tied behind their backs, just like the bronze statues of Yanting." This shows that the producers of Sanxingdui Sacrifice and Jinsha Site in Guanghan in Shang Dynasty had different relations with Shushan clan and hometown of Leizu in ancient tomb country.