The first
- Input
- 1 乾 Qián
- Expected output
- Céu sobre Céu, 111111
Six solid lines.
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64 hexagrams king wen sequence
In the The 64 hexagrams tab, choose King Wen order for the list from 1 to 64 or Trigram grid for the 8 by 8 table, and tap any hexagram to read the judgment, the image and the six lines.
Six solid lines.
Six broken lines.
One is the other turned upside down.
Water over Fire.
Fire over Water.
It is a Chinese classic of divination and philosophy with 64 hexagrams, figures of six solid or broken lines. Its core, the Zhouyi, comes from the Western Zhou dynasty (around the 9th century BCE). Each hexagram has a judgment, an image and six line texts.
There are 64 hexagrams and 384 line texts (64 times 6), plus two extra texts in hexagrams 1 and 2, for the case of all lines changing.
It is the hexagram formed by lines 2 to 4 and 3 to 5. The tool shows it, together with the inverse and the reversed one, under Other relations of the hexagram.
The Chinese names are the same, but the English and Portuguese glosses vary a lot between translations. The names here are short and our own; the pinyin and the character identify it without doubt.
Each line comes from three coins (heads 3, tails 2). Sum 6: 12.5%. Sum 7: 37.5%. Sum 8: 37.5%. Sum 9: 12.5%.
Set the value of each line, from the base (line 1) to the top (line 6): 6 and 9 are changing, 7 and 8 are stable.
The cast happens in your browser; nothing is sent to servers. The cast link carries only the six line values, never your question.