The legendary emperor Fu Hsi is said to have discovered the pa kua that help unlock it, while Wen Wang is generally credited for having formed the correct interpretation of it. Solid lines in it represent yang, while broken ones represent yin. It is unique in that it contains 64 symbolic hexagrams that, if properly understood and interpreted, contain profound meanings applicable to daily life. Han dynasty followers of this book justified their use of it by attributing ce
The legendary emperor Fu Hsi is said to have discovered the pa kua that help unlock it, while Wen Wang is generally credited for having formed the correct interpretation of it. Solid lines in it represent yang, while broken ones represent yin. It is unique in that it contains 64 symbolic hexagrams that, if properly understood and interpreted, contain profound meanings applicable to daily life. Han dynasty followers of this book justified their use of it by attributing certain of its commentaries to Confucius, despite contrary evidence. FTP, name this text, one of the Five Classics of Confucianism, which comes from Chinese for "Book of Changes."
The legendary emperor Fu Hsi is said to have discovered the pa kua that help unlock it, while Wen Wang is generally credited for having formed the correct interpretation of it.
I Ching (prompt on "Book of Changes")