Oriental Canglong Seven Nights: and.
Southern Vermilion Bird Seven Nights: Jing Ghost Liuxing Zhang Yizhen.
The Seven Nights of the White Tiger in the West: Kuilou stomach Pleiades Bi ginseng.
Northern Xuanwu Seven Nights: The wall of the bullfighting woman's dangerous room.
In ancient Chinese astrology, the 28 Nakshatras are one of the important concepts. The 28 Nakshatras refer to the seven Nakshatras in the east, west, north and south, the Seven Nakshatras of Canglong in the East, the Seven Nakshatras of Xuanwu in the north, the seven Nakshatras of the White Tiger in the west, and the seven Nakshakus in the south. These 28 Nakshatras are arranged according to a fixed pattern and are divided into different fields, each with its own unique role and significance.
First, the oriental dragon is divided.
The Seven Houses of the Oriental Canglong include Horn, Kang, Di, Fang, Heart, Tail, and Kei. In terms of geographical area, the Eastern Canglong division mainly corresponds to the vast area of eastern China, including the Central Plains, Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian and other provinces. The Oriental Canglong belongs to wood in the five elements, and spring is its active season.
In divination, the Oriental Canglong represents the vitality and growth of spring, symbolizing the scene of the revival and vitality of all things. At the same time, the Oriental Canglong is also associated with the wood in the five elements, representing positive forces such as growth, development, and expansion. In human society, the Oriental Canglong represents the fields of culture, education, and academia, and symbolizes the accumulation and inheritance of wisdom and learning.
Second, the northern Xuanwu division.
The seven houses of Xuanwu in the north include fighting, bull, female, void, danger, room, and wall. The northern Xuanwu division mainly corresponds to the vast areas of northern China, including Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and other places. Northern Xuanwu belongs to water among the five elements, and winter is its active season.
In divination, the northern Xuanwu represents the tranquility and convergence of winter, symbolizing the scene of all things collecting and recuperating. At the same time, the northern Xuanwu is also associated with the water in the five elements, representing the negative downward forces such as flow, change, and latent flow. In human society, the northern Xuanwu represents commerce, logistics, ** and other fields, symbolizing the circulation and gathering of wealth and resources.
Third, the white tiger division in the West.
The Seven Nights of the Western White Tiger include Kui, Lou, Stomach, Pleiades, Bi, Mi, and Shen. The Western White Tiger Divide mainly corresponds to the vast areas of western China, including Sichuan, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and other places. The Western White Tiger belongs to gold among the five elements, and autumn is its active season.
In divination, the Western White Tiger represents the harvest and harvest in autumn, symbolizing the sight of all things ripening and harvesting. At the same time, the Western White Tiger is also associated with gold in the Five Elements, representing positive outward forces such as firmness, sharpness, and slaughter. In human society, the Western White Tiger represents the military, war, police and other fields, symbolizing the display and use of strength and determination.
Fourth, the southern Vermilion Bird is divided.
The Seven Houses of the Southern Vermilion Bird include Well, Oni, Willow, Star, Zhang, Wing, and Zhen. The southern Vermilion Bird division mainly corresponds to the vast area of southern China, including Hunan, Hubei, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places. The southern vermilion bird belongs to fire in the five elements, and summer is its active season.
In divination, the southern vermilion bird represents the heat and passion of summer, symbolizing the lushness and enthusiasm of all things. At the same time, the southern vermilion bird is also associated with the fire in the five elements, representing light and enthusiasm.