How to pronounce 珞琭: luò lù.
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Luo Dianzi, Luo Dianzi, is an ancient hermit; he "comes from Lanye and admires the true wind since he was a child", and because he "takes a breath to concentrate his mind, "Eliminate the five elements and create a passage" is "approximately nine lives" to "establish three lives", so he became the founder of fortune-telling in China after the Qin, Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties. Luo Dianzi's "three lives" are "the stem as the salary, the branches as the life, and the sound as the body."
The method is to use the direction of the four qi to determine whether a person is rich or poor, and to use the depth of solar terms and the forward and reverse cycles to determine a person's good or bad luck. In particular, it specifically uses the eight characters of a person's birth year, month, day, and hour to infer good or bad luck. No test.
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Explanation of Sikuquanshu: "Luo Pianzi" was written by a person who talked about fortune and destiny. Its method is to deduce good and bad luck based on the year, month, day and hour of life. A blessing and a curse. The case written by Li Xuzhong of the Tang Dynasty only starts with the year, month and day, and there are no so-called eight characters, so the book must be written by a Northern Song Dynasty person. Since the Song Dynasty, four families have annotated this poem: Wang Tingguang, Li Tong, Shi Tanying and Xu Ziping.
There is no trace of Ziping's deeds, and Dumingxue is the world's sect. Today, the person who pushed the eight characters is called Ziping because of his name. The book discusses the direction of luck, the gain and loss of the hardness and softness of metal and wood, and the relationship between Qingcheng and his son, all of which are reasonable. There was no published copy of his book for a long time. When Siku was opened, he collected it from "Yongle Dadian" and divided it into two volumes: the first and second volumes. This is Shen Deshou's copy of Sikuquanshu.
Who is Luo Lianzi?
Now many websites, such as Baidu Encyclopedia, have designated Luo Lianzi as a secret figure in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. However, many scholars have denied this statement since ancient times.
So what is the real situation?
In Chu Master’s subsequent investigation, this Luo Pianzi was referring to Tao Hongjing, the “Mountain Prime Minister” during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. This man also had a good background and was a representative of the Shangqing Zongzong in Taoism. The character, who is now the Maoshan Sect, is their ninth-generation master (that is, the Maoshan Taoist priest in the novels and movies we watch), and Luo Lianzi is Tao Hongjing.
First, Tao Hongjing called himself Luo Pianzi in history. In "Annotations to the Fu of Luo Pianzi", Shi Hongying clearly stated in the preface to the poem: Luo Pianzi was Tao Hongjing, and he did many things in his life. Numerology books are annotated. Secondly, there is this sentence in the original text of "Luo Lianzi": I come from Lanye, and I admire the true wind since I was young. You can get many clues. In the use of classical Chinese, "Lanye" is a place name, so look up "Lanye".
There is a poem included in the tour category of "Selected Works·Volume 22" by Liang Xiaotong of the Southern Dynasties. The poem is called "Driving by Car to Visit the Garlic Mountain at Jingkou", which records the word "Lan Ye". The author is Yan Tingzhi, a writer from the Southern Dynasties, who happened to be from the same Southern Dynasties period as Tao Hongjing. Xiao Tong was also the eldest son of Liang Wu Emperor Xiao Yan, Tao Hongjing's monarch.