falling stone in Sichuan, during a meteorite storm in 2697 b.c. Such meteorite stones can be found throughout all of Asia, and it is common to have eyes carved upon them looking towards the heavens.
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Legend says that the ageless Yellow Emperor was killed by a falling stone in Sichuan, during a meteorite storm in 2697 b.c. Such meteorite stones can be found throughout all of Asia, and it is common to have eyes carved upon them looking towards the heavens. |
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