What are the divination methods in the ancient Zhouyi?

Divination was very popular in ancient times, and divination based on the Book of Changes was even more varied and numerous. With the passage of time, some divination methods in the Book of Changes have been lost, and some have continued to this day. Among them, the most influential are:

Divination of the Book of Changes: This divination method originated in the Zhou Dynasty is widely circulated because of its simplicity.

Money divination: this is a divination method that people who ask for divination can use copper coins or coins anytime and anywhere.

Plum Blossom Divination in the Book of Changes: Legend is a divination method invented by Shao Yong, a Yi-ology scholar in the Song Dynasty, which uses figures or images for divination and then comprehensively analyzes them in the Book of Changes.

Divination method in the Book of Changes: also known as "six hexagrams". This legend was initiated by Fang Jing, a Yi-ology scholar in the Western Han Dynasty. The rule is to arrange the sixty-four hexagrams into eight palace hexagrams first, and then include the heavenly stems, which are combined with the five elements to occupy the hexagrams.

Astrological observation of divination in Yijing: it is a method of combining the operation of stars in the sky with Yijing to predict.

Geomantic omen in the Book of Changes is a method to predict the fate of houses (including darkrooms) by using the Five Elements Theory of Eight Diagrams.

Divination by drawing lots in the Book of Changes: In divination, diviners are randomly selected from pre-written lots, and diviners perform divination according to the lots.

The divination of divination in the Book of Changes is a divination method to infer fate by observing people's faces.

The palm of divination in the Book of Changes: The palm of divination is similar to the palm of divination, and it is a divination method that infers fate by observing people's palms.

The Book of Changes divines and interprets dreams: Legend is a divination method invented by Duke Zhou to predict fate through dreams.