Where did Tarot cards originate?

Tarot cards first appeared in Italy in the15th century and were very popular in western countries. They can be used not only for card games, but also for psychotherapy. Italy is the birthplace of tarot cards. So there are many tarot cards in museums all over Italy, such as Milan Museum.

In the castle of Sfkrza in Italy, there are 15 tarot cards with 27 1 different patterns on them.

The mysterious tarot card is an ancient tool to explore the psychological world, and its origin is even more puzzling.

There are all kinds of legends, historical stories, conjectures and inferences, and even myths, trying to solve this mystery.

How many years have passed, tarot cards have become more and more mysterious, and believers who believe in it have been constantly cutting and confusing.

A complete deck of tarot cards * * * has 78 cards, consisting of 22 major Akana cards and 56 minor Akana cards.

The Grand Akana cards are mainly based on patterns, and each card has a story. The cards have different meanings when standing upright and standing upside down.

Little Akanaka is divided into four groups: Sword, Star Coin, Battle of Thrones and Holy Grail, each group has 14. In each design of Little Akanaka, there are also differences between digital cards and court cards:

Where 1~ 10 stands for numbers, and palace cards are kings, queens, knights and attendants.

The 22 painted cards in the tarot cards, which we call "Grand Akana", have the meaning of "Chamber of Secrets". If you want to open the door to your mysterious life with tarot cards, you must first enter this room to explore. Just like its name, "Grand Akanaka" is used to illustrate the general fortune of fate, and the right "Little Akanaka" is used to make up for the deficiency of "Grand Akanaka". It can be said that the two work together seamlessly, so we all use "Grand Akanaka" first.

Tarot cards can be tested for anything, which can be divided into comprehensiveness, love, emotion and friendship according to the content of the test.