Talk:Emperor Ku

Ku isn't an emperor
The first emperor in Chinese history is Qinshihuang(221 BC). -- Makecat  Talk  05:51, 4 March 2012 (UTC) The emperor is read as "Huangdi" in Chinese and Ku is just "di". The emperor is a combination of Huang and di!Di means ruler, Huang means noble, foreigners also translate Di as emperor, this is wrong, and Chinese dragon should not be translated as dragon, he and western dragon are two kinds of creatures.User talk:3H cultural database

I hope you realize that Gao Xin's relationship to the Yellow Emperor is already covered in this article. That was my reason for omitting it. There was no "wrong interpretation". Bamnamu (talk) 20:14, 16 September 2018 (UTC)