Date: ±2700 – 2600 B.C

Place: Ancient China.

Huang-Ti, also known as the Yellow Emperor, was one of most legendary rulers in Ancient China, and still today is a prominent cultural figure in the Asian country.

His origins are unclear: some academicians suggest that he was only a mythological character, an element of remote religious beliefs; but some others are of the opinion that he was an actual historical figure. In any case, his story is quite intriguing.

According to UFO researcher and writer Albert Rosales, the tradition states that the emperor was a descendant of what ancient Chinese called “The Sons of Heaven”. Also, it is said that “before Huang-Ti was born, there occurred a radiance from the Great Star Chi and the Dipper Constellation (Ursa Major).

The ruler is believed to have possessed “a dragon named Changhuan that could move through space at enormous velocities”, which had “an effect on the movement of time, affecting the ageing process”. He is also claimed to have manufactured a group of “12 gigantic mirrors of unknown nature” that he used “following the Moon”, and “miraculous tripods about 4 metres high”.

Mr Rosales affirms that, for example, the effects of high speed journeys on the ageing process are “a surprising early reference to the relativity of time, 4,400 years before Albert Einstein”.

Draw your own conclusions…

For further information: http://www.ufoinfo.com/humanoid/humanoid-1869.pdf

Location. China

Date: circa 2637 BC

According to information circulating in the “Internet” the legendary First Emperor Huang-Ti (the “Yellow Emperor”, who instituted the calendar that survives in China to this day for festival dates, and is said to be the ancestor of all Han Chinese) had a “dragon” named Changhuan that could move through space at enormous velocities. Once ancient writing mentioned that it “originated in the land where suns are born,” and was over 3,000 years old.

Its enormous speed had an effect on the movement of time, affecting the ageing process, a surprising early reference to the relativity of time, 4,400 years before Albert Einstein.

Haung-Ti is said to have manufactured 12 gigantic mirrors of unknown nature and used them “following the Moon,” as well as miraculous tripods about 4 meters high. The legends of ancient China said that the “tripods” depicted “dragons, flying in the clouds.”

HC addendum

Source: Jacques Vallee & Chris Aubeck “Wonders in the Sky” p. 365

Additional information here:

http://www.ufoinfo.com/news/yellowemperor.shtml