论十一曜、二十八宿度数、七政诗-首卷

论十一曜、二十八宿度数、七政诗-首卷

论十一曜小周天诗

有人来问周夭数，二十九年原是土。 木星周行十二年，火星二年始毕所。

金星太阳只一年，孛星九年方遍度。 太阴一月一周天，二十八年紫气取。 罗计二星皆十八，只将此法真为祖。

论十一曜大周天诗

八十年前论火缠，孛星六十有三年。 金星九载土六十，气星十九年然。 惟有水流六干六，计罗九十四无偏。
八十四年加木德，日月分明二十年。 周天历五曜，依此诀撰。

论二十八宿度数诗

十七不相室，二五归东壁。
十七半奎阑，十三娄下觅。
胃言干四半，十一昴全算。
二八毕如初， 一觜河边欢。
参九在箕方，三十 井郎。
鬼星为二度，二六柳星强。
星宿只六度，十六转张傍。
翌原归十九，轸宿十七守。

角宿有十二，亢宿度行九。
十六是氐星，房心五度零。
尾宿二九度，箕宿二五表。
斗原二十四，牛金七夕酬。
女土原十度，虚日宿行九。
危行十五度，宿度细推求。
旧宿度数有差，今依台历校正无讹。

统论七政

计天贼，贫寒。
罗 伏断，孤寡。
李 天毒，酒色破。
气 紫微，入庙。
水 荣显，乐官.水土相会。
日 天时，申更败。
月 天潢，月照昆仑；富贵，又月挂坤山。
木 天查，功名。
火 喜神，喜官。
土 福主，水土会。
金 玉堂，物月乐。
晋 分益州 河北东路成都府。

计 天幸，主人吉。
罗 天文，权重。
李活曜，喜恕。
气 凤凰，宦贵。
水 绝禄，事不成。
日 九空，事不成.
月 天柱，月到金牛；乘旺，又月明沧海。
木 天囚，主刑。尤防木至。
火 黑道，火烧羊角；不得地y 火入金乡。
土 天深，殊好。
金 天印，怕火日。金星助月。
赵 分 冀 州 河北内路真定府。

计 天官，破克。
罗 天卫，离祖。
李 死气，孤克。
气 玉贯，忌火罗计。
水 伏尸，不得地；水泛白羊；水乘火位；又作逢金。
日 天枢，入庙旺。日遇白羊。
月 天辅，入庙。月照寒潭。
木 鼓舞，克陷。昴度。木打天染。
火 天报，福禄。火居娄宿。
土 天官，主吉。土日合照。
金 天帛，天害。金忌白羊。

鲁 分 徐 州 京西北路。

计 天武室，入庙度。乾坤定位。
罗 文昌，荣显。出乾入巽。
李 天德，厚福。太乙朝天。
气 天贵，厚福。
水 天缓，难为子。
日 玉玺，聪明。日金水木，日月朝天。
月 天哗，官贵。月照天门。
木 中台，木逢荣室，庙乐旺。木计逢鱼。
火 天德，丰富。火孛擎天。
土 黑符，先凶后吉。
金 天寿，乘旺。金木乘旺，金居卫分。
卫 分 并 州 河东路太原府。

On the Degrees of the Eleven Luminaries, Twenty-Eight Mansions, and the Poem of the Seven Governors—First Volume

Overall Paraphrased Translation
This chapter elaborates on the intersection of ancient astronomy and astrology, focusing on the orbital periods of the Eleven Luminaries (the Seven Governors and the Four Auxiliary Stars), the specific degree divisions of the Twenty-Eight Mansions, and the auspicious or inauspicious attributes symbolized by the positions of the Seven Governors. This knowledge provides the foundational astronomical basis for traditional astrological divination.

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🪐 Poem on the Minor Cycles of the Eleven Luminaries

Overall Paraphrased Translation
If one inquires about the time it takes for the luminaries to complete a cycle around the heavens: Saturn (Zhenxing) requires 29 years, Jupiter (Suixing) 12 years, Mars (Yinghuo) approximately 2 years. Venus (Taibai) and the Sun both take 1 year, while the Moon's Node (Yuebo) requires 9 years. The Moon (Taiyin) completes its cycle in one month, and the Purple Star (Ziqi) takes 28 years. The two stars, Rahu (Luohou) and Ketu (Jidu), both take 18 years—this is the fundamental rule for calculating the cycles of the luminaries.

Core Concept 💡

• Each luminary has a different orbital period, corresponding to various rhythms of heaven and earth and human affairs.
• The minor cycle refers to the orbital period of a celestial body relative to Earth, used for short-term fortune-telling.

Modern Interpretation 🌟

• These cycles reflect the achievements of ancient long-term astronomical observations; although they slightly differ from modern astronomical data, the overall patterns align.
• In contemporary astrological applications, these cycles can still be used for macro-level judgments of annual fortunes.

Practical Value ⚡

• Understanding the cycles of celestial bodies helps grasp energy changes at different stages of life.
• They can be combined with modern astronomical data for more precise calculations.

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🌌 Poem on the Major Cycles of the Eleven Luminaries

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Larger-scale cycles of the luminaries: Mars takes 80 years, the Moon's Node 63 years, Venus 9 years, Saturn 60 years, and the Purple Star 43 years. Mercury requires 66 years, while Rahu and Ketu take 94 years without deviation. Jupiter takes 84 years, and the full cycle of the Sun and Moon is 20 years. This is an important key to calculating the calendar of the Five Luminaries' cycles.

Modern Interpretation 🌟

• The major cycle may refer to the larger period for a celestial body to return to its initial astronomical position.
• These numbers reflect ancient efforts to establish a unified cyclical system connecting heaven, earth, and humanity.

Philosophical Reflection 🤔

• They embody the holistic cosmology of "correspondence between heaven and humanity" in traditional Chinese culture.
• The superposition of cycles at different time scales forms a complex interweaving of fate.

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✨ Poem on the Degrees of the Twenty-Eight Mansions

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Detailed records of the degree divisions of the Twenty-Eight Mansions: Chamber Mansion (Shi) 17 degrees, Wall Mansion (Bi) 25 degrees, Legs Mansion (Kui) 17.5 degrees, Bond Mansion (Lou) 13 degrees, Stomach Mansion (Wei) 14.5 degrees, Head Mansion (Mao) 11 degrees, Net Mansion (Bi) 28 degrees, Turtle Mansion (Zi) 1 degree, Well Mansion (Shen) 9 degrees, Ghost Mansion (Jing) 30 degrees, Willow Mansion (Gui) 2 degrees, Star Mansion (Liu) 26 degrees, Spread Mansion (Zhang) 6 degrees, Wings Mansion (Yi) 16 degrees, Axletree Mansion (Zhen) 19 degrees, Horn Mansion (Jiao) 17 degrees.

The Seven Mansions of the Eastern Azure Dragon: Horn Mansion (Jiao) 12 degrees, Neck Mansion (Kang) 9 degrees, Root Mansion (Di) 16 degrees, Room Mansion (Fang) 5 degrees, Heart Mansion (Xin) 5 degrees, Tail Mansion (Wei) 29 degrees, Winnower Mansion (Ji) 25 degrees.

The Seven Mansions of the Northern Black Tortoise: Dipper Mansion (Dou) 24 degrees, Ox Mansion (Niu) 7 degrees, Maiden Mansion (Nü) 10 degrees, Emptiness Mansion (Xu) 9 degrees, Rooftop Mansion (Wei) 15 degrees.

Endnote: Previous records had errors in degrees; now, they are corrected according to the official calendar without discrepancy.

Modern Interpretation 🌟

• The Twenty-Eight Mansions divide the region near the celestial equator into 28 unequal parts.
• The varying degrees of each mansion reflect the actual division of celestial regions.
• In modern astronomical applications, these degrees still hold reference value.

Practical Value ⚡

• They serve as important foundational data for traditional date selection, feng shui, and astrology.
• Understanding mansion degrees aids in deeply comprehending the traditional Chinese calendrical system.

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🔭 General Discussion on the Seven Governors

Jin Division (Yizhou, Eastern Hebei Road, Chengdu Prefecture)

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Ketu: Rules the Tianzei Star, symbolizing poverty and hardship.
Rahu: Rules the Fuduan Star, symbolizing loneliness and widowhood.
Moon's Node: Rules the Tiandu Star, symbolizing ruin through wine and lust.
Purple Star: Rules the Ziwei Star; auspicious when in its temple.
Mercury: Rules the Rongxian Star; favorable for officialdom, especially when combined with Saturn.
Sun: Rules the Tianshi Star; more prone to decline during the Shen hour.
Moon: Rules the Tianhuang Star; noble when the moon shines on Kunlun; wealthy when the moon hangs over Kun Mountain.
Jupiter: Rules the Tiancha Star; beneficial for fame and achievement.
Mars: Rules the Xishen Star; favorable when in official positions.
Saturn: Rules the Fuzhu Star; best when combined with Mercury.
Venus: Rules the Yutang Star; auspicious when harmonizing with the moon.

Modern Interpretation 🌟

• The Seven Governors and Four Auxiliary Stars have different symbolic meanings in different divisions.
• "In its temple" refers to a luminary being in its strong position.
• Planetary conjunctions (e.g., Mercury-Saturn conjunction) produce special effects.

Zhao Division (Jizhou, Inner Hebei Road, Zhending Prefecture)

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Ketu: Rules the Tianxing Star, symbolizing good fortune.
Rahu: Rules the Tianwen Star, symbolizing high rank and power.
Moon's Node: Rules the Huoyao Star, symbolizing unpredictability in joy and anger.
Purple Star: Rules the Fenghuang Star, symbolizing prominence in officialdom.
Mercury: Rules the Juelu Star; tasks are difficult to accomplish; unfavorable when Mercury floods Aries or occupies a fire position; transforms when meeting Venus.
Sun: Rules the Jiukong Star; tasks are difficult to accomplish.
Moon: Rules the Tianzhu Star; prosperous when the moon reaches Taurus; also favorable when the moon brightens the vast sea.
Jupiter: Rules the Tianqiu Star, symbolizing penalties and harm; especially wary of Jupiter in凶位 (malefic position).
Mars: Rules the Heidao Star; unfavorable when Mars burns the Horn; also inauspicious when Mars enters a metal region without proper grounding.
Saturn: Rules the Tianshen Star, symbolizing exceptionally good omens.
Venus: Rules the Tianyin Star; fears conflict with Mars and the Sun; auspicious when Venus aids the Moon.

Lu Division (Xuzhou, Northwestern Capital Road)

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Ketu: Rules the Tianguan Star; inauspicious when broken or overcome.
Rahu: Rules the Tianwei Star; symbolizes leaving ancestors for development.
Moon's Node: Rules the Siqi Star, symbolizing isolation and overcoming.
Purple Star: Rules the Yuguan Star; fears conflict with Mars, Rahu, and Ketu.
Mercury: Rules the Fushi Star; inauspicious when not properly grounded; unfavorable when Mercury floods Aries or occupies a fire position.
Sun: Rules the Tianshu Star; auspicious when in its temple; also favorable when the Sun meets Aries.
Moon: Rules the Tianfu Star; auspicious when in its temple; beautiful when the moon shines on a cold pond.
Jupiter: Rules the Guwu Star; inauspicious when overcome or trapped; when in the Mao Mansion, Jupiter strikes Tianran.
Mars: Rules the Tianbao Star, symbolizing blessings and prosperity; favorable when Mars resides in the Lou Mansion.
Saturn: Rules the Tianguan Star, symbolizing auspiciousness; even better when combined with the Sun.
Venus: Rules the Tianbo Star, also rules Tianhai; Venus fears the Aries position.

Wei Division (Bingzhou, Hedong Road, Taiyuan Prefecture)

Overall Paraphrased Translation
Ketu: Rules the Tianwushi Star; auspicious when in its temple degree; favorable when乾坤 (heaven and earth) are positioned.
Rahu: Rules the Wenchang Star, symbolizing honor and prominence; even better when exiting乾 (heaven) and entering巽 (wind).
Moon's Node: Rules the Tiande Star, symbolizing abundant blessings; auspicious when Taiyi faces heaven.
Purple Star: Rules the Tiangui Star, symbolizing abundant blessings.
Mercury: Rules the Tianhuan Star; difficulties in having offspring.
Sun: Rules the Yuxi Star, symbolizing intelligence and wisdom; auspicious when the Sun, Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter conjunction or when the Sun and Moon face heaven.
Moon: Rules the Tianhua Star, symbolizing official nobility; beautiful when the moon shines on the heavenly gate.
Jupiter: Rules the Zhongtai Star; prosperous when Jupiter meets Rongshi; also favorable when Jupiter and Ketu meet Yu.
Mars: Rules the Tiande Star, symbolizing abundance and sufficiency; auspicious when Mars and the Node hold up the sky.
Saturn: Rules the Heifu Star; inauspicious at first, then auspicious.
Venus: Rules the Tianshou Star; auspicious when flourishing; favorable when Venus and Jupiter flourish together or when Venus resides in the Wei Division.

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🧠 In-Depth Understanding

Core Concept 💡

• The Seven Governors and Four Auxiliary Stars have different symbolic meanings in various astronomical positions and geographical divisions.
• "In its temple" and "flourishing" indicate favorable positions for the luminaries.
• Planetary conjunctions and conflicts produce complex combinations of auspicious and inauspicious outcomes.

Modern Interpretation 🌟

• These astrological correspondences can be understood as an ancient system of heaven-human correlation.
• In modern applications, they can be seen as symbolic expressions of different energy patterns.
• They must be interpreted comprehensively within specific astrological charts, not in isolation.

Practical Value ⚡

• Provides a foundational analytical framework for traditional astrological divination.
• Aids in understanding the philosophical idea of correspondence between ancient astronomy and human affairs.
• Serves as an important reference for traditional cultural studies.

Philosophical Reflection 🤔

• Embodies the ancient Chinese cosmology of "harmony between heaven and humanity."
• The correspondence between celestial phenomena and human affairs reflects ancient explorations of cosmic laws.
• Differences across divisions indicate ancient awareness of regional influences.

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📚 Related Knowledge

Related Concepts

• Seven Governors and Four Auxiliary Stars: The seven major stars (Sun, Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, Saturn) and the four auxiliary stars (Rahu, Ketu, Purple Star, Moon's Node).
• Twenty-Eight Mansions: The ancient astronomical division of the celestial region near the equator into 28 parts.
• In its Temple: A luminary is in the mansion or degree it guards, where its power is strongest.

Further Reading

• Detailed discussions on the Seven Governors and Four Auxiliary Stars in the Kaiyuan Zhanjing.
• Theories on stellar divisions in the Qianxiang Baodian.
• Methods of astrological divination in the Lingtai Miyuan.

Modern Research

• Contemporary studies on the scientific value of ancient astrological divination.
• Comparative research between traditional astronomical calculations and modern astronomy.
• The inheritance and evolution of astrological culture in folklore studies.

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