Edited by Cunzhen Old Man Li Changshengxiao’s “Sequel to the New Collection of Star Destiny” page 108

Download the 108-page PDF e-book “The New Collection of Continuation of Star Destiny” edited by Cunzhen Old Man Li Changshengxiao. (Please refer to the screenshot below for the clarity of the content) Introduction “The Continuation of the New Collection of Stars and Fate” Proofreading Preface “The Continuation of the Continuation of the Fate of the Stars” eight volumes and one volume (hereinafter referred to as “New Collection”), titled Yunyu Cunzhen Old Man Compilation , Korean Hanji. The book is now in the National Diet Library of Japan.

Download the 108-page PDF e-book of “The New Collection of Continuation of Stars’ Destiny” compiled by Li Changshengxiao, edited by Cunzhen. (Please refer to the screenshot below for content clarity)

Introduction

“Continuation of Star Life Summary New Collection” Proofreading “Continuation of Star Life Summary” Xinji” has eight volumes and one volume (hereinafter referred to as “Xinji”), compiled by the old man titled Yunyu Cunzhen, Korean and Chinese books. The book is now in the National Diet Library of Japan. The year and place of publication are unknown. Cunzhen old man, also from ancient Korea, his life cannot be tested. The original volume of “New Collection” is 29cm high and thread-bound. One-sided, bordered, 9 lines per half page, 17 characters per line. The cover has the word “Shuang” in ink, and the end of the scroll has the signature of “Yuanji” and the ink script of “Permanent Resident of Yuanguang Temple”. Imprints include “Imperial Library Collection”, “Jingfuzhai”, “Zhuxuan”, “Samcheok Kangbo” and so on. Founded in 1872, the Imperial Library is part of the Ministry of Education and Culture and is one of the predecessors of the National Diet Library of Japan. Enkoji Temple, founded by Tokugawa Ieyasu in the sixth year of Qingchang (AD 1601), is a Linji sect temple and the earliest school in Japan. It preserves many books that were introduced to Japan from Korea at that time and published on Japanese culture. A wooden movable type with great influence on history. When the “New Collection” was introduced to Japan from Korea, it was first stored in Enkoji Temple, and then returned to the Imperial Library. “Samcheok Kangbo” in India and China, “Samcheok” is a place name, belonging to Gangwon-do (강원도 Gangwon-do), one of the Eight Provinces of Korea in history. As for “Comber”, it should be the owner of the book “New Collection”. As far as the title of the book is concerned, “New Collection” should be the continuation of “Summary of Star Life”. There are three volumes of “Summary of Xingming”, the old title is written by Liao Yeluchun. It was included in the “Yongle Dadian” in the Ming Dynasty, and it was included in the Zibu Shushu category when the “Siku Quanshu” was compiled in the Qing Dynasty. There is an original preface by Yeluchun. On August 13th, the second year of Tonghe (AD 984), he claimed to be a Hanlin scholar. According to the textual research of the officials of the Siku library, it is the book that is relied on. “Xin Ji” was falsely named as “Xing Ming Zong Kuan”, and the date of its completion is estimated to be in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. The author’s life and specific writing time should be expected to discover more related books. At the beginning of the Sino-Japanese War, the electronic version of the book “Xin Ji” appeared on the Internet. Juan 1 to Juan 3 discuss official salaries and ten nobles, Juan 4 to Juan 5 discusses salaries, horses, seals and ribbons, Juan 6 to Juan 7 discusses punishment and killing for the poor and humble, and Juan 8 discusses the rules of high and low. This book reuses gods and evil spirits throughout the book, which is quite different from Ziping in Ming and Qing Dynasties. It belongs to the ancient system of life theory and can be compared with the monograph on Nayin in “Lantai Miaoxuan”. Brother Yiyou Li Changsheng (net name He Banyun) has been immersed in numerology for many years, and has completed the text entry of the main text of “New Collection”. The author added word by word the eyebrow comments of “Xin Ji”, and made a general revision of the whole book. The variant and vulgar characters were changed to orthodox characters except that they did not affect the reading. Notes were added for obvious errors in the original book. Ziping method flourished in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the ancient law on destiny is basically unknown today. I hope that the publication of “Sequel to the New Collection of Xingming Destiny” can promote the study and research of ancient law on fate again after “Ying Tiange”. Due to my limited level of numerology, it is inevitable that there will be mistakes and omissions in the process of text entry and proofreading. Please correct me.

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