What is the relationship between tarot cards and astrology?

First of all, the development of Tarot/astrology/alchemy theory began. To put it simply, astrology is the earliest and useless. As early as18th century BC, during the Babylonian dynasty in Cuba, there were the earliest military astrology documents [astrology includes military astrology, astrology and astrology medicine]. As for the zodiac we see today, it has been used in Babylon since the 5th century BC and in Egypt since the 3rd century BC. Moreover, alchemy is a kind of chemical philosophy thought and practice in the Middle Ages, which first began in 1 century, but the earliest writings were about 100. As for Tarot, it's even later. Although everyone can't tell the birthplace of Tarot, it has a history of 1450 Italy, just like astrology/alchemy. Let's make the order clear first. As for why tarot cards are inextricably linked with the first two mysterious theories, this is another story. Second, why do tarot cards and astrology use the four elements of earth, fire, water and wind to classify? Let's talk about the reasons for these four elements first. Hehe, in fact, this is not surprising at all. It is not that there is any relationship between the two, but that their basic theories are related to the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle (384- 322 BC). The earliest formation of the four elements came from this gentleman's gobbledygook. With Alexander's eastward expedition in the third century BC, it was brought to the western world and had an important influence on India, so the zodiac was introduced to India. The four emptiness in Buddhism also refers to these four elements, but Buddhism was born in India in the sixth century BC. As for the four elements, I don't know whether they are different from each other or influenced by ancient Greece in the later period. In fact, in the 5th century BC, the eight elements in the Eight Diagrams of Chinese native Taoist thought, namely, dry, contact, separation, shock, smoke, hurdle, root and Kun, respectively represented the characteristics of the Eight Things. Dry represents heaven, change represents ze, distance represents fire, earthquake represents thunder, smoke represents wind, ridge represents water, and gen represents mountain and Kun. Therefore, tarot cards and astrology are classified on the basis of four elements. In fact, it was not the relationship between the two, but the system of philosophy, religion and science at that time. Both east and west agree that "wind, fire, water and earth" are the four elements that make up the world. Third, the corresponding relationship between tarot cards and astrological stars is a complicated problem. Why is there a one-to-one correspondence between Great Akana and Chen Xing? No matter ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, it is believed that the stars have a corresponding relationship with the state and fortune of the human body. The 22 cards of the Great Akbar correspond to 22 numbers in Hebrew, which themselves correspond to the twelve constellations and ten stars. Tarot cards also introduce this as a basic concept, which represents the influence of stars on people and the enlightenment to life. These 22 cards correspond to the constellation 12, and the five planets Jin Mu, the sun, the moon, the stars, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. At the same time, it also covers four elements: for example, the world card represents Saturn, earth elements and stable forces; The trial card represents Pluto and is also the element of fire. Therefore, it is very helpful to study astrology and understand the basic knowledge structure of tarot cards. It is really unacceptable to learn divination and the knowledge of heavenly kings, but you should know that astronomy was separated from astrology and became a science during the Renaissance in16th century. Fourth, when were alchemy, astrology and tarot cards intertwined? When it comes to this, I have to mention/kloc-the Renaissance in Europe in the 6th century. This great era, this great country of Italy! [First sigh] The Renaissance is an era when new scientific concepts appear, and it is also an era of alchemy, magicians and astrologers. The earliest tarot cards were discovered in Italy during this period. At this time, astrology ushered in the second golden age, and both the court and celebrities had their own astrologers. It was also during this period that astronomy was separated from astrology. Let's talk about alchemy, which originated in 1 century and declined in 1 1 century. /kloc-in the 3rd century, Italian doctors brought it to Italy, and it will once again set off an upsurge. Then in the 5th century, it will go through the dark period of the church. In the16th century, it was redefined as "alchemy, as long as it is to extract pure substances or beneficial products". In the seventeenth century, chemistry was separated from alchemy.