The twelve most famous geomantic masters in history.

According to Biography of Historical Records, Zi Lizi, a famous disease, is the younger brother of Qin. Because of living in Guili, Weinan, it is commonly known as Guilizi. He is funny and has the name of a think tank. After King Wu ascended the throne, he once thought he was in phase. King Qin Zhao died in the seventh year (300 BC) and was buried in Zhangtaidong, Weinan. Prediction before death: A hundred years later, there will be the palace of the son of heaven and my grave. The Changle Palace in Han Dynasty was built in its east, the English Palace was built in its west, and the armory was just its grave.

2. Green house

Also known as Qingwugong, Qingniaogong and Kate, according to legend, they were active in the Qin and Han Dynasties and wrote a book "Buried Classics", which was honored as the originator by Mr. Feng Shui in later generations.

3. Guan Lu

"The Story of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi Guanju" said: "I went west with the army, passed under the tomb of Wu, and leaned against the tree to mourn, and I was unhappy. People asked him why, saying,' Although the trees are lush, they can't be seen for a long time. Although the monument is beautiful, there is nothing to keep. Yuan Musashi's head, the black dragon has no feet. The white tiger holds the corpse, Suzaku cries sadly, and the four evils are prepared, and the law should be destroyed. But two years later, it should have come! ""Then something happened.

4. Guo Pu

Guo Pu (276-324), a native of Wenxi, Shanxi, was a famous scholar in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Knowledgeable, good at ancient Chinese characters and variant forms, and fond of yin and yang divination. At the beginning of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he worked for Zuo Lang, and later Wang Dunren joined the army as a document. Dun wanted to rebel and ordered him to predict that he would fail, so he was killed by Wang Dun. It is said that Feng Shui classics "Buried Sutra" and "Pointed Sutra" were written for it.

5. Tao Kan

Tao Kan (259—334) was born in Xunyang, Lujiang, Eastern Jin Dynasty (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province) and was a writer. Originally a county magistrate, he gradually rose to the position of county magistrate. Later, he was appointed as the secretariat of Jing and Jiang, in charge of military affairs in Bazhou. He is rigorous, diligent, cautious and has the right to speak politically. Interview with Zhou in the Book of Jin: Tao Kan lost his family when he was young and was about to be buried. Suddenly, a cow was missing from his family. When looking for a cow, an old man in Lu Yu said to him, "There is a cow in Qiangang, sleeping halfway up the mountain. If the ancestors are buried in the ground, the descendants are extremely expensive. " He pointed to a nearby mountain and said, "This is also the second time, when two thousand stones were produced." According to his guidance, Tao Kan found the lost cow, buried it in the place where the cow slept, and showed Zhou another acupuncture point chosen by the old man. Later, Zhou visited his father here and was promoted to secretariat, which was passed down for three generations. Its efficacy is as the old man said. Influenced by this allusion, later generations also called the land of Feng Shui "the land where cattle sleep". It is said that Tao Kan once wrote a geomantic book, "Fu on the Pulse".

6. Han You

According to Jiangnan Tongzhi, Han You was born in Shu County (now Lujiang County, Anhui Province). Before becoming an official, I studied the Book of Changes with Zhen Wu, a scholar from Huiji (now Shaoxing), and was able to draw a map of houses and tombs.