Yi jing: The Chinese Classic of Changes
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Description: A new rendering of the Chinese classic, including a hexagram-casting feature and helpful historical information. Written by Tom Christensen.
Yi jing: The Chinese Classic of Changes in Wage-Giles transliteration) is the most ancient of the five prime Confucian classics of China. The earliest extent version was found in the 1973 in the Mawangdui tombs in Hunan province. That version dates to the second century BCE, but the book is doubtless much older.
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| Description: | General introduction to the Yi jing (I Ching), the Chinese classic of changes |
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