Battle of Banquan (English Wikipedia)

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  • Li Shizhen, Ben Cao Gang Mu, Volume IX: Fowls, Domestic and Wild Animals, Human Substances p. 1061 Quote: "郡國志云:藤州夷人往往化貙。貙,小虎也,有五指。" Unschuld's 2021 translation: "The Jun guo zhi states: 'The tribal people in Teng zhou ever so often transform into chu [貙]. Chu [貙] are small tigers [虎] with five fingers'."

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  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In synthesizing all the information, some scholars conclude that Banquan is located in the same area as Zhuolu and that the Battle of Banquan was none other than the Battle of Zhuolu.
  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In short, what all these sources preserve is nothing but a narrative framework about emperors and battles in which the line between the memory of real events, if they were real, and an imagined past is almost impossible to draw.

chunghwabook.com.hk

  • 夏曾佑 (Xia Zengyou) (2023). 《中國歷史教科書》 (Textbook on Chinese History) (PDF). 開明書店 (Kaiming Bookstore). p. 013. 按:蚩尤為九黎之君 ( 一 ),…… 蚩尤既久游外國,稔知諸夏、九黎,終不能並存於世。又默觀神農世衰 ( 六 ),知事機不可失,乃潛鑄金類,以為利器 ( 七 ),遂即率眾北向,以反抗中國。未幾,逐帝榆罔而自立,號炎帝,亦曰阪泉氏 ( 八 ),……。

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  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In synthesizing all the information, some scholars conclude that Banquan is located in the same area as Zhuolu and that the Battle of Banquan was none other than the Battle of Zhuolu.
  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In short, what all these sources preserve is nothing but a narrative framework about emperors and battles in which the line between the memory of real events, if they were real, and an imagined past is almost impossible to draw.

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  • Xu Ke (1917), Categorized anthology of petty matters from the Qing period (清稗類鈔 - Qingbai Leichao), "Chapter 98 - Animals (動物類)", section "Pixiu (貔貅)". quote: 「貔貅。形似虎。或曰似熊。毛色灰白。遼東人謂之白羆。雄者曰貔。雌者曰貅。故古人多連舉之。」 rough translation: "The pixiu look like tigers; some say they look like bears; their furs are coloured ashen white. People in Liaodong call them white brown bears. The male is called pi while the female is called xiu. That was why ancient people often mentioned them together."
  • Erya - Commentated "Chapter 10 - 貙" quote: "郭雲:“今貙虎也。大如狗,文如貍。”"

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  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In synthesizing all the information, some scholars conclude that Banquan is located in the same area as Zhuolu and that the Battle of Banquan was none other than the Battle of Zhuolu.
  • Zhang, Hanmo (2017-02-08). "From Myth to History: Historicizing a Sage for the Sake of Persuasion in the Yellow Emperor Narratives". Journal of Chinese Humanities. 3 (1): 91–116. doi:10.1163/23521341-12340045. ISSN 2352-1333. In short, what all these sources preserve is nothing but a narrative framework about emperors and battles in which the line between the memory of real events, if they were real, and an imagined past is almost impossible to draw.