To use it, one joins eight figures known as bagua into one of 64 symbolic figures.
Much of it is said to have been created by a "King of the West" who produced it in prison before being ransomed for four chariots and a pretty girl. It is composed of portions whose discovery is attributed to a legendary figure known as "The Great Bright One," who is often depicted with his wife Nu Kua and who is said to have had the body of a serpent. To use it, one joins eight figures known as bagua into one of 64 symbolic figures. Attributed to Wenwang, it is one of the Five Classics. FTP, name this Chinese text which is used for divination with hexagrams.
Much of it is said to have been created by a "King of the West" who produced it in prison before being ransomed for four chariots and a pretty girl.
the {I Ching} or {Book of Changes} or {Classic of Changes} or {Zhou Yi}