Illustration of Ancient Astrology Guolao Xingzong (Part 1): Good and Bad Stars

"Illustrated Ancient Astrology·Guolao Xingzong (Upper Part of Xingluo Xingzong)" is based on "Guolao Xingzong" created by Zhang Guo in the Tang Dynasty, and completely presents the Xingluo Xingzong system of good and bad luck through illustrations and vernacular annotations. The book explains in detail the nature and function of each star and its influence on good and bad luck in different combinations, analyzes the regulating effect of the twelve houses and the five elements on the star grid, and comprehensively demonstrates the application of astrology in the Tang Dynasty in astronomical calculations, numerology predictions and fortune-telling practices. This book uses charts, astrolabe diagrams, good and bad analysis charts, and case examples to visualize the abstract and complex ancient astrological theories and good and bad calculation methods, so that readers can clearly see the position and influence of the stars in the birth chart. The whole book not only covers the theoretical system, but also supplements it with practical fortune-telling techniques, from basic star grid concepts to specific deductions of good and bad luck, forming a complete knowledge framework. Whether you are a researcher of Yixue or Shushu, or an ordinary reader who is interested in ancient Chinese astrology culture, you can systematically learn the theories and methods of Guolao Xingzong through this book, and understand the subtle relationship between astronomy and numerology in the Tang Dynasty.