How many tarot cards are there? What are they?

There are 78 tarot cards, which consist of 22 big arcana cards and 56 small arcana cards.

I. Gran Acana

0, fool (fool, 0)

1, magician (on)

2. Priestess (2)

3. The Queen (3)

4. The emperor (4)

5. Pope (Bishop, or Pope, V)

6. Lovers (6)

7. Chariots (7)

8. Strength (8)

9. Hermit (9)

10, wheel of fortune (x)

1 1, Justice (XI)

12, hanged person (12)

13, death (13)

14, moderation (14)

15, the devil (15)

16, Tower (16)

17, star (17)

18, Moon (18)

19, Sun (XIX)

20. Judgments (20)

2 1, World (21st)

Second, Little Acana.

1. Staff card: Staff King, Staff Queen, Staff Knight, Staff Followers, Staff Ten, Staff Nine, Staff Eight, Staff Seven, Staff Six, Staff Five, Staff Four, Staff Three, Staff Two and Staff Ace.

2. Star Coin Deck: Star Coin King, Star Coin Queen, Star Coin Knight, Star Coin Followers, Star Coin Ten, Star Coin Nine, Star Coin Eight, Star Coin Seven, Star Coin Six, Star Coin Five, Star Coin Four, Star Coin Three, Star Coin Two, Star Coin Ace.

3. Holy Grail deck: Holy Grail King, Holy Grail Queen, Holy Grail Knight, Holy Grail Followers, Holy Grail X, Holy Grail IX, Holy Grail VIII, Holy Grail VII, Holy Grail VI, Holy Grail V, Holy Grail IV, Holy Grail III, Holy Grail II and Holy Grail Ace.

4. Sword card group: sword king, sword queen, sword knight, sword follower, sword ten, sword nine, sword eight, sword seven, sword six, sword five, sword four, sword three, sword two and sword ace. ?

Extended data:

Tarot cards do not refer to a fixed card. In fact, there are many kinds of tarot cards, at least thousands, but most of them are based on the three major tarot card systems in the world.

First of all, Masai Tarot.

Marseille tarot is a classic tarot from Marseille, France. Since the end of15th century, there have been a lot of records of printing tarot cards in the local area. Today, the recognized structure of 78 standard tarot cards is based on the specifications of Marseille tarot cards.

Second, wait for tarot cards.

Wittarot cards were created by Arthur Edward Waite (1857- 1942), a famous member of Golden Dawn Association, and were drawn by Pamela Coleman Smith. Together, they created this pair of cards that had the deepest influence on later generations.

Third, Totaro.

Tote Tarot was created by Alister Crowley (in cooperation with Ms. Frida Harris).