What is the last of the sixty-four hexagrams?

Sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes were created by Xibo Hou Jichang (Zhou Wenwang) after he was imprisoned in Zhou Wang for seven years. In prison, he devoted himself to the study of Fuxi gossip, and deduced it on the basis of it. So it is also called the sixty-four hexagrams of Zhouyi.

Sixty-four hexagrams: The sixty-four hexagrams in Zhouyi are composed of two eight diagrams. The meaning of each hexagram can be found in the list of 30 hexagrams in the Book of Changes and 34 hexagrams in the Book of Changes.

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The names of all the hexagrams are: Gan, Kun, Tun, Meng, Need, Litigation, Teacher, Bi, Small Beast, Shoe, Tai, Wu, Companion, Modesty, Yu, Sui, Gu, Pro, Guan, Bite, Ben, Peel, Fu, Naive, Big Beast, Yi and Bigger.