Detailed explanation of Tuibei 60: The second image of Tuibei Tu, Yichou (the prophecy of the twenty emperors of the Tang Dynasty)

Tuibeitu is a wonderful book of prophecies that has shocked the world since ancient times. It was written by Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng, two great geomancers in the Tang Dynasty. The book is divided into 60 images. Because its accuracy was so amazing, it violated the emperor's taboo. Therefore, it was once listed as a banned book. Today, the physiognomy column will introduce to you "The Second Image of Tuibei Tu: Yichou". Friends who are interested can learn about it!

The second image is Yichou

Prophecy

The fruitful results are innumerable

One fruit, one kernel, both new and old

Song said

All things are born from the earth, and the first thing to become real is

Unify the Central Plains, Yin is strong and Yang is exhausted first

[The numerous fruits are too numerous to count, and each fruit has a kernel] A plate of fruits is a metaphor for the destiny of the Tang Dynasty. Each fruit in the picture represents a person, and the 21 fruits represent the 21 emperors of the Tang Dynasty (from Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan to Emperor Ai Li Zhu). The 4th fruit has no handle, implying that the 4th emperor is a woman.

[Both new and old] When Wu Zetian became the emperor, she was both the new emperor and the old one (the former empress).

[All things grow from the earth] The Tang Dynasty began in 618 AD, the year of Wuyin. Wu corresponds to the "earth" in the five elements.

[Twenty-nine comes first] 29 times 10 is 290, which refers to the 290 years of Tang Dynasty.

The years in "Tui Bei Tu" are recorded according to the time span, so the Tang Dynasty is from 618 to 907. The "Tui Bei Tu" records it as 290 years, not 289 years.

[The Tang Dynasty unified the Central Plains, but soon the Yin became stronger and the Yang declined. Wu Zetian became emperor, Empress Wei became regent, and Princess Taiping became the sole ruler.] The Tang Dynasty unified the Central Plains, but soon the Yin became stronger and the Yang declined. Wu Zetian became emperor, Empress Wei became regent, and Princess Taiping became the sole ruler.
What does the second image talk about? The second image depicts a plate with some fruits in it, and a prophecy next to it says: "Numerous fruits, no one can tell how many there are. One fruit, one kernel; some are new, some are old." "No one can tell how many there are" means that the audience should count how many fruits there are in the plate by themselves. There are actually twenty-one plums on the plate, and because the Tang Dynasty was ruled by the Li family, there should be twenty-one emperors in the Tang Dynasty. The prophecy "one fruit, one kernel" is a homonym, and one fruit represents one person, and one fruit represents one emperor. The most interesting one is the fourth fruit, because all the plums in the painting have handles, except the fourth fruit, which has no handle. The first emperor of the Tang Dynasty was Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan, the second was Emperor Taizong Li Shimin, the third was Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi, and the fourth was Wu Zetian. The fourth fruit has no handle, so she must be a woman. We are talking about Emperor Wu!

The above is the detailed explanation of Tuibei 60, the second image of Tuibei Tu, Yichou (the prophecy of the twenty emperors of the Tang Dynasty), brought to you by the editor. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to the physiognomy section of the Dream Interpreter website!