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The unicorn found by Zheng He in the West should refer to the giraffe in Africa. There were no giraffes in ancient China, and Zheng He and others mistakenly thought they were the legendary unicorns for the first time.
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Zheng He went to the West and found that the unicorn was the current sika deer, which looked very much like the paintings in ancient books.
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The unicorn that Zheng He brought back from the West was a giraffe.
In the twelfth year of Yongle of the Ming Dynasty (1414 AD), Zheng He's fleet sailed to Bengal and returned to Beijing with two sacred beasts named "Keelin" (Giri in Somali) that had been paid tribute by Bangladesh.
** And the people also competed with each other. When everyone saw this divine beast, their minds immediately matched the legendary unicorn, and the pronunciation of "Kirin" was also the same as that of the unicorn.
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The unicorn that Zheng He Cong brought back from the West was a giraffe.
600 years ago, Zheng He of the Ming Dynasty of China sailed the world, and history has reached as far as Africa. The reason why he ran so far is said to be to find the auspicious beast "Qilin" in the minds of the Chinese. Ancient Chinese legends say that there is a unicorn in the world, which is a good omen for the peace of the country and the people, and the peace of the world, but no one has ever seen the appearance of this ancient book described as a deer body, ox tail, and unicorn beast, so some people have always doubted whether it really exists.
On September 20, the twelfth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1414 AD), Yang Min under Zheng He brought back a giraffe that was paid tribute by Saifudin, the new king of Banggara (now Bengal), and the whole country of the Ming Dynasty was in an uproar.
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Do unicorns lay eggs? If it can't get down, it's not a mammal, it's a reptile.
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First of all, the unicorn is an ancient Chinese divine beast, and secondly, the unicorn was not brought back by Zheng He.
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It's a giraffe, Shen Du drew a picture.
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It is a mythical animal, similar to the dragon is a combination of several animals. Its mixed scales are not giraffes. Someone contacted too reluctantly.
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The unicorn is based on a giraffe, but I look like a lion.
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Zheng He brought back the giraffe from Africa, and because he had never seen it, he called it a unicorn.
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I think this so-called mythical beast unicorn is a giraffe, because Zheng He went to Africa when he went to the West, and now there are many experts who speculate that the so-called unicorn is a giraffe, and there are some historical books to corroborate.
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According to records, the mythical beast is six or seven meters tall, with a moose body and horseshoe, red clouds and purple mist, and its toes do not trample on things, and it does not look ordinary. Actually, it's the giraffe of Africa.
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Zheng He went to the West and brought back a divine beast unicorn, this kind of thing is actually a giraffe, not a so-called unicorn, but it looks a bit like a unicorn.
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This mythical beast unicorn is actually just a giraffe, but at that time, there were no unicorns in the Ming Dynasty.
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Fujian, Taiwan, and Japan still call giraffes unicorns.
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A giraffe is a unicorn, and a unicorn is a giraffe, and the same animal is called differently.
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The unicorn that Zheng He brought back was not actually a real unicorn, it was just a giraffe brought back from Africa, and people had never seen this kind of thing, so it was called a unicorn.
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No. The portrait of the unicorn that has been handed down is actually a giraffe. At that time, because people had never seen this strange creature and had little knowledge, they called it "Qilin", which means a very beautiful treasure. ,
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In fact, it is not really a "unicorn", because such a thing as a "unicorn" only exists in mythology, and according to the records of the "Historical Book", there is no description of the animal such as a unicorn.
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No, it's just a name like that, but it's not a real unicorn.
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