Who came up with the dragon, and did the dragon really exist

It is a nation in ancient times, at that time every tribe had a totem, this nation laid down some tribes, and a certain part of the tribe's totem was separated and then combined to become the totem of the nation, and this nation is the Chinese nation!

It's not that anyone thought about it, it's just passed down, and then people drew the imaginary dragon!

The dragon was born by his father.

Whether a dragon ever existed is uncertain.

Dragons are mythical creatures in ancient Chinese legends. The dragon is one of the most representative traditional cultures of the Han nationality, and other Asian countries and ethnic groups have also been influenced by the Chinese dragon culture.

Legend has it that it can be visible and hidden, small and huge, short and long. The spring equinox ascends to the sky, the autumn equinox dives into the abyss, and these images of dragons, which have been developed in the late period, are more complex than the original dragons.

The time of the formation of the dragon totem can be traced back to the ancient Fuxi era, when the Fuxi clan used the snake as the totem. It is recorded in ancient books that Fu Xi was born in Chengji, ruled Chen Cang, all in Chen, reigned for 150 years, and passed on to the 15th generation.

Fuxi originated in the Chengji, after the development and growth, along the Weihe River valley into Guanzhong, out of Tongguan, Pang Kun Mountain, Wangwu Mountain, Taihang Shandong migration, and then turn to the southeast, and finally in Chen. This activity area is generally consistent with the distribution area of the ancient sites of Yangshao culture.

1. Dragons originated from snakes.

Eight thousand years ago, the rainfall was abundant, the grass was abundant and the forest was abundant, it was a paradise for snakes. So people imagined a snake body, a camel's head, a unicorn horn, turtle eyes, cow ears, lizard legs, tiger claws, fish scales, and a bearded animal—the dragon. Dragons are powerful enough to subdue all natural disasters and beasts.

2. ** to thunder.

The dragon first came from the image of lightning bending, the ancestors through the observation of nature and celestial phenomena, believed that there is a kind of god in the sky that can call the wind and rain, can thunder and appear in the image of lightning, according to the thunder they envy the dragon. Judging from the pronunciation of the dragon character, "lóng" is a record of the rumbling sound of thunder.

In the cloudy weather, whenever they saw the wind and clouds, heard the sound of rumbling thunder, and sometimes even saw the lightning that followed, the ancestors knew that it was the dragon coming. And the dragon makes them unpredictable, and sometimes very frightening, and makes them feel more and more awe. Thus, the worship of the dragon began.