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Shun encouraged the development of art and music by inventing the brush that was used to draw and compose music

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When the old emperor died Shun Di moved because everyone wanted him to be the emperor but he wanted Yao Di's son to be the new emperor

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His accomplishments as co-ruler were that he made sure that they had a successful harvest and that everyone was do their religious duties

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invented brush for writting

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When Shun Di's father and step brother tried to kill him he said "let us try to act more kindly"

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Shun escaped the well because he made an escape root to a well nearby

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Shun escaped from the burning barn because he was wearing bamboo hats to protect him from the sun so he used them as parachutes to jump of the barn

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Shun was known around the empire because he was obedient to his parents

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Shun was wearing two bamboo hats and he took hem off and held them then jumped off the barn

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Made Shun go to the roof of the barn to "fix" it but they moved away his ladder and set the barn of fire

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Shun's father and step brother were jealous of Shun and wanted to get rid of him

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The current Yao Di sent hi daughters to marry Shun to see if he could support a household

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Government thought that Shun Di would be a good ruler

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Shuns father treated him cruelly because he cherished his wife and new bro son.

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Shuns stepmother had a baby

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Family was quite disagreable

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Never left his village

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Poor

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obediance to parents

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When his mother died he remarried

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His father was blind

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Ruled around 2300 B.C.E.