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大 六 壬 课
| 六亲 | 三传 | 天将 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 初 | 子孙 | 寅 | 玄 |
| 中 | 妻财 | 巳 | 贵 |
| 末 | 父母 | 申 | 合 |
| 四课 | 三课 | 二课 | 一课 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 天将 | 龙 | 雀 | 贵 | 玄 |
| 上神 | 戌 | 未 | 巳 | 寅 |
| 下神 | 未 | 辰 | 寅 | 亥 |
| 克 | - | - | - | - |
合 申 巳 | 勾 酉 午 | 龙 戌 未 | 空 亥 申 |
雀 未 辰 | 日干支 壬辰 | 虎 子 酉 | |
蛇 午 卯 | 时支 申 | 常 丑 戌 | |
贵 巳 寅 | 后 辰 丑 | 阴 卯 子 | 玄 寅 亥 |
Four Lessons & Three Transmissions
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Heaven-Earth Board
Complete display of the divination board including Heaven Plate, Earth Plate, and Twelve Celestial Generals.
Pattern Analysis
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