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Hou Ji (or Houji; Chinese: 后稷; pinyin: Hòu Jì; Wade–Giles: Hou Chi) was a legendary Chinese culture hero credited with introducing millet to humanity during the time of the Xia dynasty. Millet was the original staple grain of northern China, prior to the introduction of wheat. His name translates as Lord of Millet and was a title granted to him by Emperor Shun, according to Records of the Grand Historian. Houji was credited with developing the philosophy of Agriculturalism and with service during the Great Flood in the reign of Yao; he was also claimed as an ancestor of the Ji clan that became the ruling family of the Zhou dynasty.

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  • Houji (后稷) ist der Name eines mythologischen Herrschers im antiken China. Der Name setzt sich zusammen aus den Begriffen hou für "Herrscher/Gott" und ji für "Hirse/Getreide", er wird häufig als Gott des Ackerbaus bezeichnet und verehrt. Die Legende von Houji findet sich bereits in der ältesten bekannten chinesischen Gedichtsammlung Shi Jing. Houji gilt als Sohn von Kù, einem der fünf chinesischen Urkaiser und dessen Frau Jiang Yuan. Der Erzählung nach wurde Jiang Yuan schwanger, nachdem sie auf dem Feld in einen riesigen Fußabdruck des Kaisers fiel, was als Beweis für Houjis göttliche Herkunft und die übernatürlichen Fähigkeiten der Urkaiser angesehen wird. Houji ist der mythologische Stammvater des Zhou-Volkes, der seinen Untertanen verschiedene Sorten von Getreide zugänglich machte und sie in deren Anbau und Ernte unterwies. (de)
  • Hou Ji (or Houji; Chinese: 后稷; pinyin: Hòu Jì; Wade–Giles: Hou Chi) was a legendary Chinese culture hero credited with introducing millet to humanity during the time of the Xia dynasty. Millet was the original staple grain of northern China, prior to the introduction of wheat. His name translates as Lord of Millet and was a title granted to him by Emperor Shun, according to Records of the Grand Historian. Houji was credited with developing the philosophy of Agriculturalism and with service during the Great Flood in the reign of Yao; he was also claimed as an ancestor of the Ji clan that became the ruling family of the Zhou dynasty. (en)
  • Houji, le seigneur (ou prince) Millet (chinois 后稷, pinyin Hòu jì), est une divinité chinoise. Houji est le fils de Jiang Yuan, l'une des épouses de l'empereur Jun ( (en)), l'ancêtre de la dynastie Shang. Il a été ministre de l'empereur Yao, chargé de l'agriculture. (fr)
  • Houji (后稷S, HòujìP) è un personaggio leggendario della cultura cinese. (it)
  • 후직(后稷)은 전설상의 주나라 희씨의 조상이다. 신농과 함께 중국의 농업의 신으로서 숭배되고 있다. (ko)
  • 后稷(こうしょく)は、伝説上の周王朝の姫姓の祖先。中国の農業の神として信仰されている。姓は姫、諱は棄、号は稷。の父。后稷はもともと棄(捨てられし者)という名であったが、農業を真似するものが多くなってきたため、帝舜が、農業を司る者という意味の后稷という名を与えたとされている。后稷の一族は引き続き夏王朝に仕えたが、徐々に夏が衰退してくると、おそらくは匈奴の祖先である騎馬民族から逃れ、暮らしていたという。 (ja)
  • Хоуцзи (кит. 后稷 Государь-зерно или Государь-просо). Имя данное родственниками — Ци. Культурный герой в китайской мифологии. Покровитель земледелия и предок династий Чжоу. Первоначально выступал как женское божество — «Мать-Просо» (Муцзи). По одной из версий, сын владыки-Ку и таким образом потомок Жёлтого Императора. (ru)
  • 棄(?-?),姬姓,名棄,又称后稷(jì),出生于稷山(今山西省运城市稷山县)。周的始祖。堯使居,因教民稼穡有功,封於邰,號曰后稷。 史籍记载,傳說棄善于种植各种粮食作物。帝舜时,黎民百姓缺粮。帝命令棄播种百谷。棄教民耕种,被认为是开始种稷和麦的人,號曰后稷,並被赐姓姬。后稷是姬姓、周人、周朝的始祖,又稱周棄。周人崇后稷为祖靈、稷神,以郊礼祭祀。後人称后稷为农稷帝君、稷王、稷神或农稷神。 传说有邰氏之女姜嫄踏巨人脚迹,怀孕而生,因一度被弃,所以他叫“弃”。相传稷王曾于县境南陲的中条山中教民稼穑,后称此山为稷王山,属晋,汉为河东郡闻喜县地,北魏太和十一年置高凉县,遂于隋开皇十八年改高凉县为稷山县。 (zh)
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  • Hou Ji (or Houji; Chinese: 后稷; pinyin: Hòu Jì; Wade–Giles: Hou Chi) was a legendary Chinese culture hero credited with introducing millet to humanity during the time of the Xia dynasty. Millet was the original staple grain of northern China, prior to the introduction of wheat. His name translates as Lord of Millet and was a title granted to him by Emperor Shun, according to Records of the Grand Historian. Houji was credited with developing the philosophy of Agriculturalism and with service during the Great Flood in the reign of Yao; he was also claimed as an ancestor of the Ji clan that became the ruling family of the Zhou dynasty. (en)
  • Houji, le seigneur (ou prince) Millet (chinois 后稷, pinyin Hòu jì), est une divinité chinoise. Houji est le fils de Jiang Yuan, l'une des épouses de l'empereur Jun ( (en)), l'ancêtre de la dynastie Shang. Il a été ministre de l'empereur Yao, chargé de l'agriculture. (fr)
  • Houji (后稷S, HòujìP) è un personaggio leggendario della cultura cinese. (it)
  • 후직(后稷)은 전설상의 주나라 희씨의 조상이다. 신농과 함께 중국의 농업의 신으로서 숭배되고 있다. (ko)
  • 后稷(こうしょく)は、伝説上の周王朝の姫姓の祖先。中国の農業の神として信仰されている。姓は姫、諱は棄、号は稷。の父。后稷はもともと棄(捨てられし者)という名であったが、農業を真似するものが多くなってきたため、帝舜が、農業を司る者という意味の后稷という名を与えたとされている。后稷の一族は引き続き夏王朝に仕えたが、徐々に夏が衰退してくると、おそらくは匈奴の祖先である騎馬民族から逃れ、暮らしていたという。 (ja)
  • Хоуцзи (кит. 后稷 Государь-зерно или Государь-просо). Имя данное родственниками — Ци. Культурный герой в китайской мифологии. Покровитель земледелия и предок династий Чжоу. Первоначально выступал как женское божество — «Мать-Просо» (Муцзи). По одной из версий, сын владыки-Ку и таким образом потомок Жёлтого Императора. (ru)
  • 棄(?-?),姬姓,名棄,又称后稷(jì),出生于稷山(今山西省运城市稷山县)。周的始祖。堯使居,因教民稼穡有功,封於邰,號曰后稷。 史籍记载,傳說棄善于种植各种粮食作物。帝舜时,黎民百姓缺粮。帝命令棄播种百谷。棄教民耕种,被认为是开始种稷和麦的人,號曰后稷,並被赐姓姬。后稷是姬姓、周人、周朝的始祖,又稱周棄。周人崇后稷为祖靈、稷神,以郊礼祭祀。後人称后稷为农稷帝君、稷王、稷神或农稷神。 传说有邰氏之女姜嫄踏巨人脚迹,怀孕而生,因一度被弃,所以他叫“弃”。相传稷王曾于县境南陲的中条山中教民稼穑,后称此山为稷王山,属晋,汉为河东郡闻喜县地,北魏太和十一年置高凉县,遂于隋开皇十八年改高凉县为稷山县。 (zh)
  • Houji (后稷) ist der Name eines mythologischen Herrschers im antiken China. Der Name setzt sich zusammen aus den Begriffen hou für "Herrscher/Gott" und ji für "Hirse/Getreide", er wird häufig als Gott des Ackerbaus bezeichnet und verehrt. Houji ist der mythologische Stammvater des Zhou-Volkes, der seinen Untertanen verschiedene Sorten von Getreide zugänglich machte und sie in deren Anbau und Ernte unterwies. (de)
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  • Houji (de)
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  • Hou Ji (en)
  • Houji (fr)
  • 后稷 (ja)
  • 후직 (ko)
  • Хоу-цзи (ru)
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