Baoji said-"Mandarin IV" and "Emperor Century" and other records, "In the past, Shaodian married a surname and gave birth to Huangdi He". The Yellow Emperor became a water-drawer, and the Yan Emperor became a ""Shennong, and his style was also. Mother said, "Rensi, there is a tall daughter as a young princess, Huayang, a dragon head, and a daughter on a sheep, giving birth to Emperor Yan. "
On Lianshan in Huitong County —— The Book of Jin (Volume 92) Biography claims that Emperor Yan was born in "the land in the middle of Guizhou", also known as "Lianshan".
Suizhou said-mainly based on Zheng Xuan's annotation "Book of Rites": "Shan Li's family, Yan Di also, originated in Shan Li, or Shanshi Lie." Century of the Emperor: "Shennong, hence its name Yan Di, originated from Lieshan Mountain, also known as Shanshi Lie." Yu pointed out more accurately in Zuo Zhuan's Notes on Twenty-nine Years that Lishan lies in "four miles in Suizhou, Hubei".
Shanxi Gaoping said that in Changzhi and Gaoping, the famous Baigu Mountain and Yangtou Mountain kept a lot of detailed records about the life activities of Emperor Yan. For example, it is recorded in the geographical annals of the Northern Song Dynasty "The Jade Ring of Taiping" that "Zeng Shennong tasted the ancient cypress here" in Baigu Mountain. Today, a stone tablet of Sui Dynasty in Baotai Temple (now abandoned) in Licheng County, Changzhi City says that Yangtou Mountain is "the land where Emperor Yan got a good valley". This stone tablet is the earliest existing Yan Di culture in China, which should be of high historical and cultural value. In Shennong Temple in Yangtou Mountain, there is a tablet of Tsinghua Temple awarded by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty in the second year (69 1), which even says: Yangtou Mountain is also the home of Emperor Yan. (Emperor Yan) traveled all over Shan Ye to taste fragrant grass; Sri Lanka won a bumper harvest. So it was created and cultivated. "
Zhecheng County says Zhecheng County is the hometown of Yan Emperor Zhu Xiang. Zhu, the ancestor of Emperor China, settled here, which opened the historical precedent of agricultural civilization in the Central Plains.