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English: Emperor Yao, one of the mythical Five Sovereigns. Inscription reads: The God Yao, Fang Xun, was humane like Heaven itself, and wise like a divine being; to be near him was like approaching the sun, to look at him was like gazing into clouds'(Birrell, Chinese Mythology, ISBN 0-8018-6183-7, p.71)
中文：帝堯，放勲（勋），其仁如天，其知如神，就之如日，望之如雲
Datum AD 151
Fons Li Ung Bin, Outlines of Chinese History, shanghai 1914
Auctor mural painting from Han dynasty

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