Who are the four prophets of China?

TuiBei Map is China's first wonderful prophecy book. According to legend, it was written by Emperor Taizong when he ordered two famous astrologers, Li and Yuan Tiangang, to calculate the national fortune of the Tang Dynasty. Li calculated with Zhouyi Bagua. Unexpectedly, he was addicted and out of control. He actually calculated the fate of China for more than two thousand years after the Tang Dynasty, until Yuan Tiangang gave him a push and said, "Let's go back and rest." Therefore, this wonderful prophecy book was named "TuiBei Map". There are sixty images in TuiBei Tu * *, each with a prophecy and a poem praising Yue, which predicts the important events in the history of China from the Tang Dynasty to the future world harmony.

It can be considered that among the numerous prophecies of past dynasties, the oldest and most mysterious tuibei diagram is the ancestor of other prophecies, because it is the only one in the so-called Seven Wonders that has been clearly recorded by official history, unofficial history and classical novels (rather than online rumors). The Outlaws of the Marsh also mentioned that the Fang La Uprising should be predicted by Tuibeitu, indicating that Tuibeitu had been widely circulated among the people when the Outlaws of the Marsh was written at the end of Yuan Dynasty.

Shao Yong's Plum Blossom Poetry

"Plum Blossom Poetry" is a poem that predicted the national fortune by Shao Yong, a Yi-ology scholar, according to his own method of changing the number of plum blossoms. * * * Make ten hexagrams, each of which speculates the national luck of a dynasty, mainly describing the demise of each dynasty.

Liu Bowen's Pancake Song

Baking Song is an oral conversation between Liu Ji, the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. It was recorded in a book by dynasty historians and speculated on the national fortune. The existing content is relatively incomplete, the first paragraph is the cause of the incident, and the last paragraph speculates on the national movement.

Zhuge Liang's lessons from the past

Lessons from the past is a prophetic work written by Zhuge Liang, Hou of Wuxiang, Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. * * * Zuo 14 divination, the former 13 divination infers the national fortune, and the last divination is the conclusion.