Fangfeng
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Fangfeng an entity of type: WikicatChineseDeities
防风氏，中國传说中上古人物或氏族名，巨人族，高三丈三尺。
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Fangfeng (xinès tradicional: 防風 ; xinès simplificat: 防风 ; pinyin: Fangfeng) és un personatge de la mitologia xinesa, a més a més d'haver estat adorat com una deïtat en la religió popular xinesa. Com una figura mitològica, Fangfeng es coneix sobretot per haver arribat tard a una cita cridat per Yu el Gran després del final de la gran inundació de Gun-Yu, per la qual cosa va ser executat per ordre de Yu. Perquè Fangfeng era un gegant, de quasi 10 metres, el botxí va haver de construir una gran bastida per tal d'arribar al cap. Mites moderns i llegendes relatives sobre Fangfeng a la Xina tendeixen a emfasitzar que va ser executat erròniament: que la raó de la tardança de Fangfeng per arribar a l'assemblea va ser que en el seu camí es va trobar amb un diluvi local i es va aturar per donar fi a
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Fangfeng (traditional Chinese: 防風; simplified Chinese: 防风; pinyin: Fángfēng) is a character from Chinese mythology as well as a god in Chinese popular religion. As a mythological figure, Fangfeng is mostly known for arriving late for an assembly called by Yu the Great after the end of the Great Flood and then being executed at the orders of Yu. Because Fangfeng was a giant (of nearly 33 feet), the executioner had to build a large dike in order to reach his head. Modern myths and legends regarding Fangfeng in China tend to emphasize that Fangfeng was wrongly executed; that the reason Fangfeng was late for the assembly was that on his way there he encountered a local flood and his delay was caused by his efforts to end the flood and save the people. As a god, worship of Fangfeng was most pro
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Fangfeng
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Fangfeng
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防风氏
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Fángfēng
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防风
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防風
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Fangfeng (xinès tradicional: 防風 ; xinès simplificat: 防风 ; pinyin: Fangfeng) és un personatge de la mitologia xinesa, a més a més d'haver estat adorat com una deïtat en la religió popular xinesa. Com una figura mitològica, Fangfeng es coneix sobretot per haver arribat tard a una cita cridat per Yu el Gran després del final de la gran inundació de Gun-Yu, per la qual cosa va ser executat per ordre de Yu. Perquè Fangfeng era un gegant, de quasi 10 metres, el botxí va haver de construir una gran bastida per tal d'arribar al cap. Mites moderns i llegendes relatives sobre Fangfeng a la Xina tendeixen a emfasitzar que va ser executat erròniament: que la raó de la tardança de Fangfeng per arribar a l'assemblea va ser que en el seu camí es va trobar amb un diluvi local i es va aturar per donar fi a la inundació i salvar la gent. Com a déu, l'adoració de Fangfeng va ser més prominent en les de les regions de Wu i Yue (moderna Zhejiang, Jiangsu i Shanghai). Una representació comuna de Fangfeng és com d'un personatge només amb un ull i cella, entre drac i bou.
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Fangfeng (traditional Chinese: 防風; simplified Chinese: 防风; pinyin: Fángfēng) is a character from Chinese mythology as well as a god in Chinese popular religion. As a mythological figure, Fangfeng is mostly known for arriving late for an assembly called by Yu the Great after the end of the Great Flood and then being executed at the orders of Yu. Because Fangfeng was a giant (of nearly 33 feet), the executioner had to build a large dike in order to reach his head. Modern myths and legends regarding Fangfeng in China tend to emphasize that Fangfeng was wrongly executed; that the reason Fangfeng was late for the assembly was that on his way there he encountered a local flood and his delay was caused by his efforts to end the flood and save the people. As a god, worship of Fangfeng was most prominent in the Six Dynasties regions of Wu and Yue (modern Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Shanghai). A common depiction of Fangfeng was as one-eyed and browed, dragon-headed, and ox-eared.
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防风氏，中國传说中上古人物或氏族名，巨人族，高三丈三尺。
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