When Nuwa isn't counted, he's generally the last of the Three Sovereigns after Fuxi and Shen Nong.
In one story, this man fought his enemy to a draw nine times, then went to a mountain for three days to learn the art of war from the bird-bodied Dark Lady. One of his enemies was a bull-shaped monster with a bronze head and iron eyebrows who was the first to create metal weapons. This man made a drum from the skin of a one-legged lightning monster called Kui, and he used his companions Responding Dragon and Drought Fury to defeat the war god (*) Chiyou. When Nuwa isn't counted, he's generally the last of the Three Sovereigns after Fuxi and Shen Nong. this man invented writing and the pottery wheel, and was married to Leizu, who discovered the way to breed silkworms. For 10 points, name this culture hero considered the founder of Chinese civilization, a ruler of China named for a certain color.
In one story, this man fought his enemy to a draw nine times, then went to a mountain for three days to learn the art of war from the bird-bodied Dark Lady.
the Yellow Emperor [or Huangdi]