The order of the earliest mythical and semi mythical Chinese societies are

Fu Xi,

Shennong

Suire

Explanation:

The order of the earliest mythical and semi-mythical Chinese societies are:

Fu Xi: this was around 2800 BCE, and he was considered to be the first of the mythical Three Sovereigns of ancient China. The legend believed he ruled for 115 or 116 years after the great flood

Shennong: he was believed to have lived and reigned around 2737 BCE to 2698 BCE. It is believed to have that Shennong was the mythical god or demi-god that trained the Chinese how to farm or practice agriculture and the practice of herbal medicine.

Suire shi: known to b part of Three August Ones. It was believed to have ruled for about 110 years. He was considered to have been the one to introduce the practice of drilling wood for fire to the Chinese people

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