The "Liu Ren Daquan" is one of the classics of magic numbers included in "Sikuquanshu·Zibu". It systematically organizes the theoretical system, divination rules, divine evil system and judgment methods of the Liu Ren Shu in ancient China. Da Liuren, Taiyi and Qimen are collectively known as the "Three Styles". They have always been regarded as one of the more complex structures and larger amounts of information in the ancient Chinese arithmetic system. This book is the first part of the "Illustrated Complete Collection of Liu Ren", which focuses on "the entry-level methods of Da Liu Ren, the rules of divination and the divine evil system". It is the basic volume for understanding the whole system of the book.
The whole book includes an introduction, Volume 1, Volume 2 and appendices. The introductory part introduces basic knowledge such as the origin of Da Liuren, the meaning of its name, its relationship with "The Book of Changes", Yin-Yang, Five Elements and the stem and branch system; Volume 1 "Introduction Method" explains the method of starting the three transmissions of the nine sects, 720 lessons of Liuren, the Shensha system, Desha, sixty-four lessons, as well as the good and evil gods, etc. Content; Volume 2 "Explanation of Divine Generals" focuses on explaining the meanings of the twelve gods and twelve heavenly generals, including Guiren, Tangshe, Suzaku, Liuhe, Gouchen, Qinglong, Tiantian, Baihu, Taichang, Xuanwu, Taiyin, Tianhou, etc.; The appendix compiles relevant materials such as "Da Liu Ren Lei Collection" and "Da Liu Ren Yue".
This book adopts the arrangement method of "original text, original annotations, vernacular summary, vernacular commentary", and uses nearly 300 hand-drawn illustrations, schematic diagrams and modern illustrations to dismantle the ancient and complex Liuren content, so that readers can more clearly understand the basic structure, divination process and divine evil judgment logic of the Great Liuren.
