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Shun was a ruler.
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Book of Later Han, Chapter 122Volume 111: Commanderies and States Part Three · 2 passages
〖定陶〗本曹国，郭璞曰：「城中有陶丘。」皇覽曰：「伯樂冢縣東南一里所，髙四五丈。」古陶，尧所居。帝王世記曰：「舜陶河濱，縣西南陶丘亭是。」
Dingtao had been the state of Cao. Guo Pu says, “Inside the city was Taoqiu,” and the Huanglan says, “Bo Le's tomb was about one li southeast of the county, four or five zhang high.” This was ancient Tao, where Yao lived. The Diwang shiji says, “Shun made pottery by the riverbank; Taoqiu Pavilion southwest of the county is this place.”
〖成阳〗有尧冢、灵台，有雷泽。禹貢曰：「雷夏旣澤。」帝王世記曰：「舜耕歴山，漁雷澤，濟陰有歴山。」
Chengyang held Yao's burial mound, the Spirit Terrace, and Lei Marsh. The Yugong says, “Leixia had become a marsh,” and the Diwang shiji says, “Shun plowed at Mount Li and fished at Lei Marsh; Jiyin has Mount Li.”