1 ene 2123 año aC - Yu the Great

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Yu the Great, also known as Yu the Engineer, was a legendary figure in Chinese history and mythology who is credited with founding the Xia Dynasty and controlling the Great Flood of China.

According to legend, Yu was born around 2123 BC and was the son of Gun, the leader of the tribe that controlled the Yellow River. Yu was known for his dedication and skill in engineering, particularly in the construction of canals and irrigation systems.

When a great flood devastated the Yellow River region, Yu was put in charge of controlling the waters and ensuring that the people were able to survive. He spent years traveling throughout the region, digging canals, building dams, and directing the flow of water to prevent further flooding.

After 13 years of work, Yu was able to successfully control the flood and became a hero to the people of China. He was subsequently appointed as the leader of the Xia tribe and went on to found the Xia Dynasty, which is considered to be the first dynasty in Chinese history.

Yu is revered as a symbol of diligence, perseverance, and leadership, and his engineering achievements are still celebrated in Chinese culture today. While the exact details of his life may be shrouded in legend, Yu's legacy as a hero and founder of the Xia Dynasty has left a lasting impact on Chinese history and mythology.