[Song] Jingtu’s original work “Di Tian Sui Jian Bing” collects eleven kinds of Di Tian Sui version PDF e-book download. (Please refer to the screenshot below for content clarity) Introduction [Song] Jingtu original work. [Ming] Liu Bowen wrote and commented. [Qing] Ren Qichang added note. [Republic of China] Xu Lewu supplementary note. [Ming] Zhou Fujin. Liu Yuanqi·Shen Tushan·Cheng Zhiyun. [Republic of China] Li Yutian

[Song] Jingtu’s original work “Di Tian Sui Jian Bing” collects eleven versions of Di Tian Sui for PDF e-book download. (Please refer to the screenshot below for content clarity)

Introduction

[Song] Jingtu original work. [Ming] Liu Bowen wrote and commented. [Qing] Ren Qichang added notes. [Republic of China] Xu Lewu Supplementary Notes. [Ming Dynasty] Zhou Fujin. [Qing] Chen Suan·Liu Yuanqi·Shen Tushan·Cheng Zhiyun.[Republic of China] Li Yutian Edited. : 1. “Xinqi Chengyi Bomi Confers Xuanche Tongzhi Di Tiansui” 2. “Di Tiansui Collection” 3. “Di Tiansui (Xingping Big Cost)” 4. “Sincere Bomi Confers the Five Stars of Tianguan Xuanche Tongzhi Di Tiansui” 5. “Secret Teaching Numerology Instructions Di Tiansui” 6. “Introduction to Yuanche Tongzhi Di Tiansui Numerology Guide” 7. “Di Tiansui Explanation (Guanfu Lay Notebook) 8. “True Explanation of Di Tiansui” 9. “Revised Signs and Meanings of Di Tiansui” 10. “Supplementary Notes of Di Tiansui” 11. “Explanation of Di Tiansui (Updated Version by Li Yutian)” “Di Tiansui”, According to legend, it was written by Jingtu in the Song Dynasty and annotated by Liu Ji in the early Ming Dynasty. There are five editions seen so far: the two volumes of “Xinqi Chengyi Bomi Teaching Xuanche Tongzhi Ditiansui” in the collection of Taiwan Central Library, the engraved version of Changgeng Museum in the fifth year of Mingqi, Zhan Xianyuzi, Zhou Fujin Xiao, a volume of “Di Tiansui Collection” collected by the Shanghai National Library in mainland China, compiled by Qing Haining Chen Suan, the engraved edition of Qiushixuan in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, and a volume of “Xingping Dacheng” collected by the Shanghai Library in mainland China 2. Volume 3 contains the full text of “Di Tian Sui” in seven volumes, compiled by Shen Tushan in the Qing Dynasty, the engraved edition of the Jinchang Shuyetang in the ninth year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, and the collection of the National Library of Mainland China The first volume of the second volume of “Marrow”, printed by Fan Tingwei in the 12th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty, collated by Liu Yuanqi in Qing Dynasty. Because Liu Yuanqi is a descendant of Liu Bowen, it is suspected that the original version of this school is “Three Fate Strange Talks Di Tiansui”, the second volume of “Secret Teaching of Numerology Instructions Di Tiansui” collected by the Shanghai Library in Mainland China, compiled by Cheng Zhiyun in Qing Dynasty, and “Hundred Two” in the fourth year of Qing Daoguang The Four Kinds of Secretaries of Hanjingzhai “Qianqingtang engraved edition. The original texts of the above five editions are not the same as Liu’s annotations. There are differences or omissions in the original texts, which were corrected by later generations.

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