HUANG TI: Also known as the Yellow 
Emperor, according to tradition, Huang Ti was 
the third emperor of CHINA (c. 2700 B.C) and is 
attributed with compiling the basic principles 
of Chinese medicine in a book entitled "Nei 
Ching Su Wen." References to the exercises and 
meditation techniques described by Huang Ti 
are included in the writings of the Taoist 
philosophers LAO TZU and CHUANG TZU. Some 
form of these exercises penetrated HSING-I 
and other styles of KUNG-FU. Huang Ti is also 
believed to have introduced the bow and 
arrow, writing, and ceramics to CHINA. (See also China article).