According to legend, Shun exiled Huandou to Chongshan. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Great Wilderness Southern Classic" records: "There is a person in the Great Wilderness, named Huandou". "Shang Shu Shun Dian" mentions that "Liu Gonggong went to Youzhou, Fang Huandu went to Chongshan, fled three seedlings to Sanwei, killed Gun in Yushan, and the world was convinced of the four sins." "Ming Liang Lun II" written by Gong Zizhen of the Qing Dynasty: "If he did not work for Gonggong and Huandou, he would have been exiled by Yao and Shun!" There are ancient ruins such as Huandou Tomb, Huandou Wuchang, and Huandou Temple on the top of Chongshan Mountain. There are also many folk legends about Huandou's battles in Chongshan.
The tribal alliance headed by Yao was formed by the fusion of the Huaxia and Dongyi groups after the Battle of Zhuolu (about 4500 years ago). An alliance centered in southwest Shanxi was established by some tribes belonging to the two groups, adjacent to the northern border of the Miaoman group's activity area in the south. During the reign of Emperor Zhi, Huandou assisted the government, but was resisted by Emperor Ku and a group of old ministers. Since Emperor Zhi had nothing to accomplish in his rule, when he gave way to Emperor Yao, he granted Huandou the title of Jingyang, the origin of the Miao tribe.
The world only knows that Huan Dou is fierce and stubborn, but they don't know that what he calls "fierce" is a strong hatred of evil and a paranoia that cannot bear the suffering of the common people. At that time, the world was in the early stages of peace, and the barbaric wilderness had not yet been transformed. Tribal disputes continued in all directions, border residents were repeatedly plundered, and countless people were displaced. Huandou was granted the title by the emperor to open up thorny and barbaric lands, cut through thorns and thorns, open up wasteland and reclaim land, and appease the displaced people. He has been cultivating southern Xinjiang for decades, weathering the wind and rain, living in the wind and dew, adhering to the New Deal, civilizing the barbarians, so that the barbaric land can be stabilized and thousands of people can live in peace...
