"Sanyuan Zonglu" is a classic of Kanyuology written by Liu Hongquan, a Fengshui expert in the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the core works of the "Xuankong Feixing" school. Liu Hongquan, whose courtesy name is Ziming and nickname is Xiangshan, is from Hunan. He is proficient in three-yuan mysticism, and is especially good at flying star arrangement and house fortune calculation. In "San Yuan Zong Lu", he systematically summarized the theoretical system of Three Yuan Feng Shui, and proposed concepts such as "Flying Stars", "Fleeting Years" and "House Luck". He combined with a large number of field cases to deeply explore the relationship between Feng Shui layout and destiny.
The whole book covers the basic principles of flying stars, the calculation method of fleeting years, and the analysis skills of home fortune. It emphasizes the concept of "integration of man and home" and believes that the Feng Shui layout of the residence should match the numerology of the occupants to achieve the ideal state of "harmony between man and nature." "Sanyuan Zonglu" not only had a profound impact on later generations of Feng Shui research, but also provided theoretical basis and practical guidance for practical operations.
"Sanyuan Zonglu" plays an important role in the field of Feng Shui and is known as a classic of the "Xuankong Feixing School". The content is simple and easy to understand, and it combines theory and practice, making it suitable for readers who are interested in Feng Shui to read and study. This book is not only valuable information for learning Feng Shui, but also an important window for understanding traditional Chinese culture and philosophical thoughts.
