Jao Tsung-I : A Note on the « Essentials» of the Mawangdui I-Ching This article attempts to explain the astronomical views of the two hexagrams yi � Increase and sun |ft Decrease of the « Essentials » H ) in the commentary text of the Mawangdui I-Ching. The main points as follows : 1 . In the sentence of the text by Liao Mingchun � the first character �should be the character g|. 2. means Decrease. It is the time of autumn, giving way to winter, when all beings decay. The height of the long night � ) is coming, which indicates the end of the way of birth GÉljËlSiil)- 3 .�Êyi has the opposite meaning of S sun-It means Increase. It is the time of spring, giving way to summer when all beings are born. The height of the long day (M M ) is ...
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Based on the Chinese classic “I Ching,” specifically the Hexagram 36 section, Wounding Light: Hexag...
This is a preliminary research into an anonymous work entitled Cibei daochang chan fa 慈悲道場懺法 “Confes...
Cet article analyse le mode de définition de notions propre aux lettrés Han. L'auteur en met en évid...
Jao Tsung-I : A Note on the « Essentials» of the Mawangdui I-Ching This article attempts to explain...
This article introduces the accurate knowledge of the ecliptic sky divisions made by ancient Huaxia ...
Oriental, especially Chinese, observations of transient celestial events are often compared with mun...
International audienceThis article will discuss the commentators, commentarial layers, knowledge and...
International audienceThis article looks at cases of borrowing between astronomical and hemerologica...
This article introduces various definitions and criteria for the astronomical phenomena of "enc...
Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.Distinction établie entre la partie as...
This article examines the procedure of the discontinuance of traditional astronomy and the introduct...
Marc Kalinowski : Calendrical functionality in some ancient Chinese cosmogonies This paper deals wi...
Research Institute, and a fellow of Darwin College Cambridge. His current re-search interests lie in...
China's “24 Solar Terms”, known as the fifth invention after China's Four Major Inventions, is a kno...
Résumé Cet article décrit la vision du monde terrestre telle qu'elle se manifeste dans le Shan hai j...
Based on the Chinese classic “I Ching,” specifically the Hexagram 36 section, Wounding Light: Hexag...
This is a preliminary research into an anonymous work entitled Cibei daochang chan fa 慈悲道場懺法 “Confes...
Cet article analyse le mode de définition de notions propre aux lettrés Han. L'auteur en met en évid...