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| | Chinese mythology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The stories exist in several versions, often conflicting, i.e: the creation of the first humans is ascribed to Shangdi, Heaven, Nuwa, Pangu, Yu Huang, et. |
 | | Although Shangdi appears to have the attributes of a "person", detailed references to Shangdi as the creator are not explicitly identified until about the Han Dynasty. |
 | | The qualities of 'Heaven' and Shangdi appear to merge in later literature (and are worshipped as one entity ("皇天上帝") in, for example, the Temple of Heaven in Beijing). |
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