For 10 points, name this mythical founder of Chinese civilization, named for the same color as one of China's key rivers.
In a battle, this figure defeats a nefarious, four-eyed, six-armed, ox-headed, fog-breathing enemy. This figure used the drought demon Nuba and invented the south-pointing chariot in order to defeat the aforementioned Chi-you (chee-YOH). This husband of the inventor of sericulture is credited with many inventions of his own, including the calendar. He goaded the four-eyed Cangjie (TSONG-jyeh) into inventing his people's writing. This victor at the battle of Zhuolu (JWOH-loo) also subdued the Yan Emperor to become possibly the last of the Three Sovereigns. For 10 points, name this mythical founder of Chinese civilization, named for the same color as one of China's key rivers.
In a battle, this figure defeats a nefarious, four-eyed, six-armed, ox-headed, fog-breathing enemy.
the Yellow Emperor [or Huangdi, or really any answer that combines yellow with a type of ruler; also accept the Yan Emperor or Shennong until "chariot" is read] &lt;Golfinos&gt;