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    Zi Wei Dou Shu was created by a Taoist named Lu Chun Yang (呂純陽) during the Tang Dynasty. It was further developed by Chen Xi Yi (陳希夷) during the Song Dynasty and later on by Luo Hong Xian (羅洪先) during the Ming Dynasty to its present-day form.[2] Its exact origin, however, is still debated among the different schools, and should not be taken as a guaranteed historical context. Chinese Astrology has always been closely intertwined with Astronomy. Gifted astronomers and astrologers were recruited as officials to work in Imperial Courts during the dynastic eras. In those days most astrological charts were crafted solely for the emperor, as his personal fate had a direct bearing on his kingdom. The court astrologers also played an important role in determining the successor to the throne. Astrologers observed the stars and noticed that among so many stars, only one was seemingly stationary while the rest revolved around it. This star was named the "Emperor Star" (紫微星)--the celestial equivalent of the Emperor and known in the West as Polaris.

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    Zi Wei Dou Shu was created by a Taoist named Lu Chun Yang (呂純陽) during the Tang Dynasty. It was further developed by Chen Xi Yi (陳希夷) during the Song Dynasty and later on by Luo Hong Xian (羅洪先) during the Ming Dynasty to its present-day form.[2] Its exact origin, however, is still debated among the different schools, and should not be taken as a guaranteed historical context. Chinese Astrology has always been closely intertwined with Astronomy. Gifted astronomers and astrologers were recruited as officials to work in Imperial Courts during the dynastic eras. In those days most astrological charts were crafted solely for the emperor, as his personal fate had a direct bearing on his kingdom. The court astrologers also played an important role in determining the successor to the throne. Astrologers observed the stars and noticed that among so many stars, only one was seemingly stationary while the rest revolved around it. This star was named the "Emperor Star" (紫微星)--the celestial equivalent of the Emperor and known in the West as Polaris.

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    Flying Star Zi Wei Dou Shu Purple Star Astrology Handbook

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    Jhon Yagami
    Zi Wei Dou Shu was created by a Taoist named Lu Chun Yang (呂純陽) during the Tang Dynasty. It was further developed by Chen Xi Yi (陳希夷) during the Song Dynasty and later on by Luo Hong Xian (羅洪先) during the Ming Dynasty to its present-day form.[2] Its exact origin, however, is still debated among the different schools, and should not be taken as a guaranteed historical context. Chinese Astrology has always been closely intertwined with Astronomy. Gifted astronomers and astrologers were recruited as officials to work in Imperial Courts during the dynastic eras. In those days most astrological charts were crafted solely for the emperor, as his personal fate had a direct bearing on his kingdom. The court astrologers also played an important role in determining the successor to the throne. Astrologers observed the stars and noticed that among so many stars, only one was seemingly stationary while the rest revolved around it. This star was named the "Emperor Star" (紫微星)--the celestial equivalent of the Emperor and known in the West as Polaris.

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    Zi Wei Dou Shu Correspondence Course Table of Contents Lesson 01 Lesson 02 Lesson 03 Lesson 04 Lesson 05 Lesson 06 Table of Contents Part 1 — Plotting the Star Chart Basic Knowledge History of Zi Wei Dou Shu Real Stars and Virtual Stars The Twelve Palaces The Body Palace The Lunar Calendar The Lunar Calendar The Additional Month Conversion Tables Between Western and Chinese Lunar Calendar The Rat Hour and Local Time The Heaven Chart I Melodic Five Elements Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch of a Palace Life Palace and Body Palace The Twelve Palaces. The Heaven Chart II The Five Element Frame Location of the Emperor Star (Zi Wei Xing) Location of the Emperor Series of Stars The Heaven Chart III Location of the Treasury Star (Tian Fu Xing) Location of the Treasury Series of Stars The Heaven Chart IV Stars Located by the Birth Year Stem Stars Located by the Birth Year Branch Description of Minor Stars Copyright © Joseph Yu 1999, 2005, Zi Wei Dou Shu Correspondence Course Table of Contents Lesson 07 The Heaven Chart V Stars Located by the Birth Month Stars Located by the Birth Day Stars Located by the Birth Hour Description of Minor Stars Transformations Lesson 08 The Earth Chart How to Draw the Earth Chart The Significance of the Earth Chart Lesson 09 The Man Chart Ten Year Charts Current Year Charts Current Month Charts Current Day Charts Transformations and Flying Stars Lesson 10 Brightness of Stars Brightness of the Major Stars Brightness of Other Stars Brightness of Transformation Stars Copyright © Joseph Yu 1999, 2005, Zi Wei Dou Shu Correspondence Course Table of Contents Part 2 — Properties of the Palaces and Stars Lesson 11 Lesson 12 Lesson 13 Lesson 14 Lesson 15 The Twelve Palaces Life Palace and Happiness Palace Career Palace and Wealth Palace Marriage Palace Travel Palace Parents Palace and Children Palace Brothers Palace and Friends Palace Properties Palace Health Palace The Emperor Star (Zi Wei) Prologue General Properties The Emperor Star in Various Locations The Emperor Star in Various Palaces The Mercy Star (Tian Ji) General Properties The Mercy Star in Various Locations The Mery Star in Various Palac The Sun (Tai Yang) General Properties The Sun in Various Locations The Sun in Various Palaces ‘The Finance Star (Wu Qu) General Properties The Finance Star in Various Locations The Finance Star in Various Palaces Copyright © Joseph Yu 1999, 2005 m0

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