Introduction to European divination

The history of tarot cards circulating in the market is different, and there is no definite story; These stories are said to have originated in ancient Egypt; It is said that divination was invented by Romans living in Spain, but these are only hearsay after all, and there is no authoritative theory. An easier-to-understand origin is the church theory in medieval Europe; Tarot divination first appeared only in the form of books (meaning Emperor Wang Zhidao). In the Middle Ages, Tarot divination was regarded as a dangerous and subversive belief and behavior in society, and Tarot divination was regarded as a pagan/Catholic, so Tarot divination was painted as an image card containing astronomical, astrology, astrology and other divination elements. Only those who know tarot divination can understand it, thus avoiding the eyes and ears of the church at that time and surviving and spreading.

Tarot cards became popular from the end of 19 to the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, the most popular card was 1909 published Rider-Waittarot Card. This card has been refurbished and recolored many times. Because of its rich, accurate and comprehensive pictures, it is now regarded as the best card for beginners, and can be interpreted only by images.