Who are the five emperors?

Di Qing is revered in the east, Chi Di is furious in the south, the Yellow Emperor contains the hub, the White Emperor refuses to accept it in the west, and Ye Guangji in Hei Di in the north. The specific explanation is as follows:

First of all, Di Qing in the East is highly respected.

Di Qingling Weiyang is one of the five emperors in the ancient legend of China, and the God of Four Springs in the East, also known as Cang Di and Mu Di. His son Zhenxing lives in the east and takes pictures of Qinglong. As the god of spring and flowers, the date of worship is the Flower Festival on February 12 of the China lunar calendar.

Second, southern Chi Di is angry.

Chi Di generally refers to Emperor Yan. The leader of the ancient Jiang tribe in China was honored as Shennong, Kuikui, Lianshan and Lieshan.

Third, the Central Yellow Emperor contains the hub.

Huangdi (2765438 BC+07 BC-2599 BC): the leader of the ancient tribal alliance in China and the co-owner of the ancient Chinese nation in China. The first of the five emperors. Known as China's "ancestor of mankind". According to legend, he is the son of Shao Dianhe, whose real name is Gongsun, and later changed his surname to Ji Xuanyuan.

Fourth, Xibaidi refused in vain.

Shao Hao Bai Di, also known as Xiao Xuan, is one of the five gods in China mythology. His native place is from Rizhao, the coast of the East China Sea in Shandong Province, to most parts of Lianyungang City in Jiangsu Province.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Ye Guangji, northern Hei Di.

Hei Di generally refers to Zhuan Xu. Zhuan Xu (zhuān xū) (2342-2245 BC), surnamed Ji, Levin, grandson of the Yellow Emperor and son of Changyi. Leader of ancient tribal alliance, one of the "Five Emperors" and one of the founders of mankind.