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Li Xuzhong's Destiny Book
Three volumes. Ancient horoscope book. The original title was written by Gui Guzi and annotated by Li Xuzhong of the Tang Dynasty. Included in "Yongle Dadian". "Sikuquanshu General Catalog·Zibu·Shushu Category 2": "The examples in the book first discuss the sixty-year period, which is not as good as the time of life, and its method is quite consistent with the date of birth mentioned in Han Yu's "Epitaph" (referring to "The Epitaph of Li Jun, the Censor in the Palace") It is consistent, and the
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Li Xuzhong's Destiny Book
"Li Xuzhong's Mingshu"·Three volumes [Yongle Dadian Edition] The old version was written by Gui Guzi and annotated by Li Xuzhong of the Tang Dynasty. Xu Zhong, whose courtesy name is Chang Rong, is the eighth grandson of Li Chong, a minister in the Wei Dynasty. Passed the Jinshi title. The middle official of Yuanhe went to the palace to serve the censor. Han Yu's epitaph is found in "Collected Works of Changli". Later generations of scholars who passed down the fortune-telling of stars all regar
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Li Xuzhong's Book of Fate (Full Interpretation in Vernacular)
The book is divided into three volumes: the first, middle and second volumes, which systematically analyze the eight-character numerology system: the first volume explains the Sixty Years Nayin and the theory of noble gods; the middle volume discusses the stems and branches yin and yang, the five elements and the four-pillar fortune-telling method; the second volume discusses the relationship between numerology elements and luck. This book retains the preface and directory structure of the origi
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