The word "Tarot" is derived from the Egyptian words tar (Tao) and Ro (King), which means "King". Therefore, "Tarot" itself refers to the correct decision-making ability that a king should have. This is also the origin of this divination method.
Tarot cards are an ancient divination tool, and its origin is a mysterious legend.
Some say it comes from Egypt, which means "holy journey" and "god of wisdom and magic" in Egyptian.
It is said that it comes from ancient Rome and means "wheel of life" in Latin.
Some say it comes from Hebrew and means "law" in Jewish.
It is said that it comes from Persia, and the Gypsy word means "playing cards". It is the Gypsies who introduced the word "Tarot" to Europe.
It is said that it comes from ancient India. The Indian gods hold certain symbols of the Tarot cards in their hands, such as cups, authority, swords and rings.
Some say it comes from China. Card games were printed on banknotes in the Tang Dynasty. According to legend, playing cards were used for entertainment by the wives and concubines of the palace.
No matter which way you say it, one thing is certain: Tarot is an ancient wisdom book drawn into patterns by wise men and passed down.
Tarot is divided into Major Arcana and Minor Arcana.
There are 22 Major Arcana cards in total. It is the most commonly used set of cards in Tarot. From 0 Fool to 21 Worlds, the Major Arcana is like life. Each card represents a process. The ability of the heroine is the positive meaning of these 22 cards.
The heroine is a time traveler.