Eclipses in Ancient China Spurred Science, Beheadings?, page
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Topic started on 31-7-2008 @ 12:25 AM by Hanslune



The earliest known recorded solar eclipse in about 2100 B.C. surprised ancient astrologers Xi and He in the court of Emperor Zhong Kang, one story goes.

"[The record] states that two court astrologers were beheaded because they didn't anticipate the total eclipse of the sun, and the emperor was mighty annoyed



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reply posted on 31-7-2008 @ 12:38 AM by whiteraven
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Very very cool finding.

Reading this gave me chills.

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