Brief Introduction of Easy Number Hook Hidden Graph (Liu Mu)

Comprehensive Index of Taoist Books Title: A Book of Gou Yin Tu (Liu Mu) Edited by: Liu Mu VolumeNo.: Orthodox Taoist Books in Three Volumes: Yunzihao Pink Building No.765438 +0 New Style Book No.4 Sanjiaben No.3 Taoist Books Abstract:No. 159 China Taoist Books: Four Auxiliary True Classics Taoist Book of ChangesNo. 16? "A Book with a Seal", written by Liu Mu in the Northern Song Dynasty. Mu is a scholar of the Book of Changes in the Song Dynasty, and it is said that his studies originated in Chen Tuan. Song Shi? Yiwenzhi and Zhongxing Pavilion Bibliography make this secretary into one volume, and there are three volumes: Tongzhi, Secretary and Chaodushu. There are three volumes of orthodox Taoist scriptures today. Income caves are really mental maps. There are also three volumes of Siku Quanshu. The purpose of this book is to explain the hexagrams in Zhouyi with the change of number combination. The author thinks that sages set up hexagrams to observe images, "form is born of images, and images are set by effects", so drawing is well-founded, and hexagrams and images are all derived from mathematics. There are fifty-five pictures in the book, and each picture or group of pictures is accompanied by a brief discussion. Among them, the first to sixteenth pictures show Tai Chi, two instruments, four images, eight diagrams and heaven and earth; Figures 17 to 48 show Yin and Yang, Gan Kun, Five Elements and Three Talents; The forty-ninth to fifty-fourth pictures show the river map and Luo Shu; Figure 55: Ten days and five elements coexist. There is a dragon turtle book at the end of the volume, focusing on the origin and purpose of the book Yi. The author pioneered the digital map of black spots, with the digital map generated by the five elements as the river map and the digital map of Jiuguan as Luoshu. His theory was contrary to Ruan Yi's "The Biography of Guan Lang" and Cai's "The Enlightenment Notes of the Book of Changes", which was refuted by many scholars in the Song and Yuan Dynasties.