This thesis is to study the theory of Kyungbang(京房, BC 77-37), who was a master of Sangsuyeok(象數易, a study of Sang(象, image) and Su(數, number) of Juyeok(周易: the Book of Changes)) in the Han Dynasty era, China. Kungbang substituted a ...
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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T9946704
서울 : 東國大學校 大學院, 2000
2000
한국어
141.2 판사항(4)
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199p. : 삽도 ; 26cm.
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This thesis is to study the theory of Kyungbang(京房, BC 77-37), who was a master of Sangsuyeok(象數易, a study of Sang(象, image) and Su(數, number) of Juyeok(周易: the Book of Changes)) in the Han Dynasty era, China. Kungbang substituted a ...
This thesis is to study the theory of Kyungbang(京房, BC 77-37), who was a master of Sangsuyeok(象數易, a study of Sang(象, image) and Su(數, number) of Juyeok(周易: the Book of Changes)) in the Han Dynasty era, China. Kungbang substituted a theory of Five-Elements (metal(金), wood(木), water(水), fire(火) and earth(土)) for eight signs of divination (八卦; Geongwae(乾卦), Gongwae(坤卦), Gamgwae(坎卦). Rigwae(離卦), Jingwae(震卦), Songwae(選卦), Gangwae(艮卦), and Taegwae(兌卦)), observed changes, and developed a new analysis method of Gwae(卦). And he asserted a theory of divination as follows:
First, he developed a new arrangement method of Gwae.(卦)
Juyeok traditionally arranged Gwae to make Geon and Gong, Gam and Ri, Jin and Song, Gan and Tae symmetrized, based on a theory that determines heaven and earth with SeonCheonGwae(先天卦) (indicates SeoGwaeJeon to arrange Gwae order.), harmonizes thunder and wind each other, and does not fight water and fire. This is to setup heaven, then arrange Gwae according to the principle of natural circulation and change. Kyungbang arranged Gwae on the basis of the principle that the young must honor their elders. This is how to arrange Gwae completely differently from a traditional form of the Book of Changes.
Second, he developed how to discriminate me and others by developing SeEungSeol (世應說).
Se(世) indicates me and Eung(應) indicates others. Like this, Se(世) is added to Hyo(爻) because a conflict may be caused like war or human things when to solve Gwae. At this time, traditional Juyeok couldn't separate my Hyo and other Hyo. Kyungbang completely solved the problem by developing SeEungSeol.
Third, he substituted Five-Elements theory for Juyeok to judge fortune easily.
Kyungbang developed 8 signs of the zodiac. He regarded one Gwae as one Ohhaeng (五行: five-elements), divided up-and-down Gwae into six Ohhaeng, added Napgap(納甲) or Napji(納地) to each Hyowi (爻位), and then judged fortune through their destruction and conflict (相生相剋 ). This was originally developed by Kyungbang. This is to construe Gwae actually by using five elements escaping from how to judge hardness and softness based on each Gwae and Hyo. Therefore, this was much hopeful to infer and judge various situations in connection with human things. And his theory got became a center theory of modern Sangsuyeok.
Kyungbang's Ohhaeng Sangsuyeok can explain situation or event development course more minutely than other theories of divination. Considering that Yeok(易) is to predict the fortune and escape bad luck and pursuit good luck, Kyungbang's Ohhaeng Yeok is worth being studied. Kyungbang substituted Ohhaeng of Sang and Su, eight signs, my and other SeEung, fresh and blood, Napgap adding Ohhaeng to Hyo for Gwae in order to judge good and bad luck. He thought that God gives good and bad luck, asserted the union of Heaven and man, and emphasized to comply with the operations of Nature. That is, it is important that man should study reasons and do his best to keep his occupation long. Kyngbang said that he introduced Ohhaeng, Napgap, Jeolhu(The subdivision of the seasion : 節侯) to Juyeok only to judge good and bad fortune. Therefore, his theory is not largely different from Juyeok's system, I think.
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