the king's twelve emperors

The Twelve Longevity Emperor Prosperity Death Extinction Table was a tool used by the ancients to describe the cycle of life and death of all things in the Five Elements World. It contained twelve stages, namely longevity, bathing, crown, official, emperor prosperity, decline, illness, death, tomb, death, fetus, and nourishment. Longevity represented the beginning of all things; Bathing represents the stalemate of all things, which is the continuous process of life; the crown represents the rules of all things, which is the rhythm of life; Lin Guan refers to the cycle of birth and death of all things; Diwang represents the extreme prosperity of matter.(In the Four Pillars of Learning, it is also called a sheep's blade.) Decay and disease are a pair. Decay refers to the inability of yin, which means that the body begins to be destroyed. Disease refers to the inability of yin to bear yang well, and the exhaustion of yang leads to illness. Death refers to the end of the biochemical function of life. Tomb refers to the separation of yin and yang, and the separation of yang qi from the tangible body (it cannot be simply understood as a fantasy concept such as a warehouse or a financial warehouse). Absolute refers to the recovery of yang qi. Fetus refers to the birth of yin qi. Nurture refers to the growth of the body, and then the cycle to immortality. In terms of luck, longevity, crown belt, official position, and emperor prosperity represented exuberant luck, which was called the "Four Prosperous Luck"; failure (bathing can be regarded as related to failure luck), death, twilight (tomb), and Jue represented bad luck, which was called the "Four Bad Luck"; decline, illness, pregnancy, and nourishment represented plain luck. At the same time, among the Twelve Longevity, Changsheng, Guandai, Linguan, and Diwang had qi, while decline, illness, tomb, death, fetus, and nourishment had no qi. This corresponded to the powerful and powerless in the prosperous phase and the death of the prisoner.(The prosperous phase and the death of the prisoner described the power of the existence of the five elements, while the Twelve Longevity talked about qi. The two were different and could not be simply discussed in terms of life and death.) Moreover, different heavenly stems had different performances at each stage of the twelve longevity. For example, when the first day appeared at noon, it was death, and when the first day appeared at noon, it was tomb, etc. Different pillars (year pillar, moon pillar, sun pillar, time pillar) would also have different luck characteristics. The novel "Ten Years of Death" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The order of the 12 emperors of the Qing Dynasty was Nurhachi, Huangtaiji, Fulin, Xuanye, Yinzhen, Hongli, Yongyan, Yining, Yi, Zaichun, Zaitian, and Xuantong.

The order of the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty was Nurhachi, Huangtaiji, Fulin (Shunzhi), Xuanye (Kangxi), Yinzhen (Yongzheng), Hongli (Qianlong), Yongyan (Jiaqing), Mianning (Daoguang), Yi (Xianfeng), Zaichun (Tongzhi), Zaitian (Guangxu), and Puyi (Xuantong).

There were different views and interpretation of the king of the twelve constellations. From some point of view, Capricorns were seen as kings among kings. They were cold on the outside but warm on the inside. They were extremely self-disciplined and had perseverance. They could excel in any field. They believed that hard work was the key to success or failure. They did not rely on luck but on their own ability and dedication. Scorpio was also considered to have the demeanor of a king. They were labeled as " never give up." They had amazing willpower and ability to resist pressure. They could stand out in the workplace competition and had a strong ability to lead a team. Aquarius was also seen as a king. They looked strange, rebellious, and unreliable, but their inner world was rich and profound. They were full of exploration of the unknown, and their thinking was at the forefront of the times. Once they were serious, they had amazing execution and creativity. There were many Aquarius characters in history who changed the course of mankind. However, there were also opinions that Leo was the king of the 12 constellations, or that Libra could be called the strongest king with its good appearance, smart mind, and infinite wisdom. There were also opinions that Gemini, Capricorn, and Leo had their own advantages in terms of wealth, and that Leo was the king of wealth, which could also indirectly reflect its king status. " The Alliance of Stars: A Symphony of Fate and Power " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!