What is Luo Shu Nine palace map formula?

1. In ancient China, there was a formula about filling in nine squares:

In the sense of the Nine Palaces, Buddhism takes Gui Ling as the shoulder, 24 as the shoulder, 68 as the foot, 3 as the left, 7 as the right, 9 as the shoe and 5 as the heart.

2. So Jiugongge is:

4、9、2

3、5、7

8、 1、6

Or:

2、9、4

7、5、3

6、 1、8

3. Fill in the formula of nine squares:

1 in the center of the rising line. Don't forget to fill diagonally in turn. Write down the upper and lower boundaries of the box and put them on the left when you leave the box. If it is repeated, fill it in the next box and repeat it at the corner.

1 in the middle of the line-the number 1 is placed in the middle grid of the first line;

Don't forget to fill in diagonally in turn-line diagonally to the upper right corner, and fill in the numbers in turn;

Write down from the upper boundary of the box-if the upper boundary is outside the upper right direction, the number will fall vertically into the grid corresponding to the bottom line according to the position of the virtual grid after the box comes out;

Left when the right side is left-same as above. When the right side is left with a border, the number will be shifted to the grid corresponding to the leftmost column based on the position of the virtual grid after leaving the box.

If it is duplicate, please fill in the box below-if the box above the number {n} is already occupied by other numbers, please fill in the box below the number {n};

Repeat the same thing when you go out of the corner-if you go out of bounds in the upper right corner, do the same thing as "repeat".

Extended data:

The number of nine palaces in Luo Shu

Luo Shu is a star located in the North Pole, and the brightest star in the nine directions pointed by bucket handle is the symbol, and its number and orientation are exactly the same as Luo Shu. This is the so-called "nine palaces" in general techniques (Taoism takes this as the cornerstone). Among them, odd numbers one, three, seven and nine are yang, two, four, six and eight are yin and five are middle. This is the standard Luo Shu.

The number of nine palaces in Luo Shu is odd, called Yang number, and even, called Yin number, called two, four and sixty-eight. Yang number is dominant, ranking fourth, representing the weather; The number of yin is supplemented, and the number of yin is at the four corners, which represents the earth's gas; Secondary five, rustic, the ancestor of the five elements, is in the middle of the palace and sends four directions. From this, three points can be drawn:

First, the Jiugong in Luoshu is the observation of Taiyi's car, that is, the Beidou bucket handle is formed by the central four corners.

Secondly, it puts forward the close relationship between the nine palaces of Luo Shu and the changes of Yin and Yang of Eight Diagrams.

Thirdly, it expounds the seasonal transformation and meteorological changes of the four seasons, eight sections and twenty-four solar terms caused by "Taiyi entering the palace".

Luo Shu is exactly the same as Jiu Fang in Tang Ming recorded in Dai Li Ji in the early Han Dynasty and Jiu Gong Lun in Gan Chidu in the early Western Han Dynasty. Tang Ming, which appeared in ancient times, was a building with ritual and sacrificial functions in the ancient social life of China, and was highly valued by the rulers of past dynasties.

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