Emperor Huang, also known as Huangdi or the Yellow Emperor, is a legendary figure in Chinese history, often regarded as a cultural hero and a founding ancestor of the Chinese people. He is believed to have reigned around 2697 to 2597 BCE and is credited with numerous contributions to Chinese civilization, including the development of traditional Chinese medicine and the invention of various tools and agricultural practices. In Chinese mythology, Emperor Huang is often associated with the unification of tribes and the establishment of the Chinese civilization. He is also linked to the Daoist philosophy and is considered a symbol of wisdom and virtue. His legacy continues to influence Chinese culture and identity today.