Mythology And Legends -- Chinese God Haotian

Note 1:This video references "Mencius," "Book of Documents," "Book of Songs," "Book of Rites," "Spring and Autumn Annals," "Book of Changes," "Shangshu: Yixun," "Annotations on the Rites of Zhou," "Book of Sui," "Book of Jin," "History of the Song Dynasty," "History of the Ming Dynasty," and "Records of the Grand Historian: Year of the Enthronement on Mount Tai."
注1：本视频参考《孟子》《尚书》《诗经》《礼记》《春秋》《易经》《商书·伊训》《周礼注疏》《隋书》《晋书》《宋史》《明史》《史记·封禅书》
Note 2: Haotian is the king of all gods, with authority over celestial beings, earthly spirits, and spirits of the human realm. He oversees the seasons, agriculture, fortune, longevity, state affairs, war, and hunting.
注2:昊天是众神之王，天神、地祇、人鬼三界神明都受其统御。执掌节气、农耕、祸福、寿命、国事、战争、狩猎。
Note 3:The term "Shangdi" (上帝) first appeared in ancient Chinese texts. It is mentioned 32 times in the "Book of Documents," 24 times in the "Book of Songs," 20 times in the "Book of Rites," 8 times in the "Spring and Autumn Annals," and 2 times in the "Book of Changes."
注3：关于上帝一词，最早是在中国的古籍中出现，最早的记载中：《尚书》出现32次，《诗经》出现24次，《礼记》出现20次，《春秋》出现8次，《易经》出现2次
Note 4:In "Chu Ci," it is described that Donghuang Taiyi and Haotian are the same person. Here, a greater emphasis is placed on them being distinct entities.
注4:《楚辞》中描述东皇太一和昊天为同一人，这里采用了更多的不是同一人的说法
Note 5:Regarding the number of emperors: In Chinese history, there were a total of 83 dynasties, from the Yellow Emperor to the abdication of Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. There were 559 emperors in total, including 397 emperors and 162 kings.
注5:关于帝王个数：中国历史上共出现了83个王朝，从黄帝到清逊帝溥仪，共有559个帝王，包括397个皇帝、162个王
Note 6:In Chinese history, there were only six emperors who formally held the Enthronement on Mount Tai: Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Guangwu of Eastern Han, Emperor Gaozong of Tang, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, and Emperor Zhenzong of Song.
注6:中国历史上在泰山上正式举行封禅大典的皇帝共六位：秦始皇、汉武帝、东汉光武帝、唐高宗、唐玄宗、宋真宗
Note 7:"Tai Lao" refers to the highest-grade sacrificial offering, which typically includes the sacrifice of a whole ox, among the "Six Livestock," used in anc