“Three Kinds of Interpretations of Ziping Ge” by Wu Baiyang, Yang Cong, and Zhang Nan, edited by Li Qiangtao, Zhuang Zhuang, and Ding Xinhua, 356 pages

“Three Kinds of Solutions to Ziping Ge” written by Wu Baiyang, Yang Cong, and Zhang Nan, edited by Li Qiangtao, Zhuang Zhuang, and Ding Xinhua, 356-page PDF e-book download. (Please refer to the screenshot below for content clarity) The theory of revising sequence and numerology has been passed down for a long time. In the early Ming Dynasty, Song Lian wrote an article “Lu Ming Discrimination”, saying: “Gai uses the five elements of Jiazi to push people to rest, and his skills have been practiced for a long time. It did not start from Sima Jizhu as Lu Cai claimed.

“Three Kinds of Solutions to Ziping Ge” by Wu Baiyang, Yang Cong, and Zhang Nan, edited by Li Qiangtao, Zhuang Zhuang, and Ding Xinhua, 356-page PDF e-book download. (Please refer to the screenshot below for content clarity)

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The theory of numerology has been passed down for a long time. In the early Ming Dynasty, Song Lian wrote an article “Lu Ming Discrimination”, which said: “Gai uses the five elements and Jiazi to push people away from the blame. The practice of this technique has been going on for a long time, and it did not start from Sima Jizhu as Lu Cai said. It will continue to the later generations. Xiaogong has “Book of Lu Ming”, and Tao Hongjing has “San Ming Chao Lue”. There are quite a few people in the Tang Dynasty who have learned their books, but Zhang Xingxing, Sang Daomao, and Li Xuzhong have refined their books. After Xu Zhong, only Xu Ziping made his own It’s auspicious.”

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Xu Dasheng inherited the Ziping legacy method and wrote the two books “Yuanyuan” and “Yuanhai”. “Yuanyuan” is “Ziping Sanming Tongbian Yuanyuan”, which has formed a complete eighteen grids, which is called “Yuanyuan Eighteen Grids” by later generations. There are two collections of this book in Korea and Japan. The Korean version has missing pages, but the Japanese version is intact and has eyebrows. “The Origin of Ziping Sanming Tongbian” has been compiled and published by Hong Kong Xingyi Company. From the end of the Southern Song Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, the numerologist Xishu Yijing or Xishan Yijian wrote “Inch of Gold Yijian”, which simplified the eighteen grids into six grids for officials, wealth, evil, food, gods and officials, and the method has changed. “Summary of Siku” says: “Later, there was a postscript of Hongwu Jiazi, saying that his book was given by a different person in Songshan, Japan. I don’t know what kind of person. The book uses the order of the moon as the outline, and the five elements of the four pillars are matched with their yin and yang, and they are used as gods. High and low, reasoning is quite clear, and it is the foundation of fairness and comprehension among artists. However, everyone knows it, and there is no essence.” In the 27th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty, 1548 AD, Qingjiang Yang Conghe “Yuanyuan” and “Yuanhai” “The second book is “Yuanhai Ziping”. Later, in the fifth year of Chongzhen, Tang Jinchi republished it and became the current version of “Yuanhai Ziping”. There is also a Ming Dynasty Yu Xiangdou compilation, which is superior to Yang Cong’s compilation in terms of content.

“Yuanhai Ziping” is divided into eighteen grids inside and eighteen grids outside, and its method has changed again. In the year of Geng Yin, Brother You Wuwei, the administrator of the Sanming Academy Forum, uploaded a manuscript copy of “Authentic Gejiejie”, which aroused great interest in the “Gejie” mentioned repeatedly in the book “Shenfeng Tongkao” , there was a numerology enthusiast who offered a reward of 100,000 yuan to find this book. Brother You Wuwei talked about the ancient fate books that may be related to “Ge Jie”, one of which is “Xinkan Ziping Annotated Neige Jie Tianji Secret Jue”, the other is “Ziping Ge Jie”, “Ziping Ge Jie” has Kang Youwei collected seals. Searching for these two life books on Baidu, I found that both fell into the hands of collectors. In the following years, I have been paying attention to the book “Ziping Ge Jie” but failed.

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