Youyu clan
Pre-c. 2,500–2,070 BCE Chinese clan
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Youyu clan
Pre-c. 2,500–2,070 BCE Chinese clan
The Youyu clan (Chinese: 有虞氏) was ruled by Emperor Shun during the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period of China. Emperor Shun would take power after Emperor Yao of the Taotang clan abdicated, believing that his virtue surpassed that of his own successors.
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The Youyu clan (Chinese: 有虞氏) was ruled by Emperor Shun during the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period of China. Emperor Shun would take power after Emperor Yao of the Taotang clan abdicated, believing that his virtue surpassed that of his own successors. The territory controlled by the Youyu clan is hypothesized to have been located southwest of Pinglu County, in Shanxi Province, China. The clan faded from relevance after Emperor Shun, following Yao's example, abdicated in favor of Yu the Great, starting the Xia dynasty. The clan is sometimes interpreted as an imperial dynasty predating the Xia dynasty; in this sense, it is called the Yu dynasty (虞朝). Combined with the Xia, it is sometimes referred to as the "Yu-Xia" (虞夏) period.
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