What are the important works in the history of environmental fengshui?

(1) "Qing Nang Jing" is my country's first feng shui scripture with written records. According to legend, it was written by Huang Shigong, a scholar in the Qin Dynasty. It is divided into three volumes, the first volume and the middle volume. "Chemical machine", the second volume talks about "chemical transformation". A total of more than four hundred characters have laid the cornerstone for the development of Feng Shui.

(2) The Han dynasty "Golden Tablets" and "Gongzhai Topography" are the two earliest systematic works on Fengshui theory. "Kanyu Golden Plaque" talks about the five elements, which uses the principle of five elements to connect the house and the owner's surname to judge good or bad. It is the ancestor of the theory of Li and Qi. "Topography of Palace House" talks about Xingfa, that is, how to choose Komyo as the natural topography of cities and palaces. It is the ancestor of Xingfa school.

(3) "Burial Book" is the foundational work of Feng Shui theory. The Book of Burials written by Guo Pu in the Jin Dynasty is a classic on cemetery geomantic omen. The book believes that people's good and bad luck, poverty and wealth depend on the quality of the cemetery's Feng Shui. The book defines Feng Shui for the first time and is an authoritative work on Feng Shui research.

(4) "Essence of the City of Spirit" is a work that combines form, energy and rationality. It takes the identification of dragons and points as the basis of feng shui, and at the same time pays attention to the changes in qi luck brought about by time changes. The first volume talks about Xingqi, discussing the situation of mountains and rivers, and the second volume focuses on Qi and Qi, focusing on the generation of good and bad luck in the hexagrams of Tiangan Xing.

(5) "Choosing Officials" is the work of Lai Wenjun of the Song Dynasty. It transforms the twenty-four mountain directions into twenty-four heavenly stars. It uses the stars in the sky to explain the sand and water of the dragon's cave on the ground. It is a practice and practice of Feng Shui theory. development of.

(6) The "Encyclopedia of Geography" was compiled by Li Guomu in the Ming Dynasty. It is a collection of Feng Shui classics. It is divided into two episodes. The first episode focuses on the situation. It includes Guo Tie's "Burial Book" and Qiu Yanhan's "Tian Ji Su Shu" "," Yang Junsong's "Shaking Dragon Sutra", "Dragon Suspicious Sutra", "Burial Method", Liao Yu's "Nine Star Acupoint Method", Cai Yuanding's "Fa Wei Lun", Liu Ji's "Peeping Liver and Demonstrating Gallbladder Sutra" , Li Guomu wrote "Sou Xuan Kuang Lan". The next episode focuses on qi, including Zeng Wenyuan's "Qing Nang Preface", Yang Yunsong's "Qing Nang Olympic Language", "Tian Yu Jing Internal and External Biography", Liu Bingzhong's "Yu Chi Jing", attached to Dun An's "Yuan Jing" Source of Pictures, Lai Wenjun's "Choosing Officials" and "Li Qixue Method" attached to Yunan, Wu Kecheng's "Tianyu Waizhuan", "Forty-Eighth Bureau Illustrated", "Suoyin Xuanzong" written by Li Guomu

(7) Miao Xiyong, a Changshu native in the Ming Dynasty, was a representative of the Li style. His representative was "Buying Jingyi". He applied the theory of "qi" and "pulse" in Chinese medicine to Feng Shui. Said acupuncture points, emphasizing that the relative place is like the relative person".

(8) Jiang Pingjie in the Ming Dynasty wrote the "Water Dragon Scripture", which took water as the key and "qi" as the foundation. According to the relationship between water and air, that is, where water is where air is. He is a representative figure of rationality and style. Jiang Pingjie's works include "Five Songs of Tianyuan", "Yangzhai Tianyuan Fu", "Guide to Yangzhai" and so on.

(9) Xu Zhirong's "Compass Dingmen Needle" in the Ming Dynasty is also a representative work.

(10) Wang Junrong's "Ten Books on the House of the Yang" in the Ming Dynasty is also a representative work.

(11) Mei Zishi's "Key Points for Fixing Acupoints" in the Qing Dynasty is also a representative work.

(12) Gao Jiannan's "Xiang Zhai Jing Compilation" in the Qing Dynasty is also a representative work.

(13) Zhao Jiufeng is the author of "Five Secrets of Geography".

(14) "Guan's Geography refers to Mongolia" is the systematic data of Xiangdi technique. Guan Ren in the Three Kingdoms period is famous for its tomb-occupying efficaciousness. This book is left behind. Later generations suspect that it was written in the name of trusting the ruins. It focuses on telling the situation of the earth. It has a comprehensive discussion on the shape and topography of the mountain. Carried out five element classification.

(15) "The Yellow Emperor's House Jing" is a classic work that comprehensively discusses the house of Yin and Yang. It called the cemetery the yin house and the house the yang house. It combines the heavenly stems and the earthly branches with the eight hexagrams to form twenty-four mountain directions, respectively forming a yang house map and a yin house map. There are good and bad luck in each direction. When selecting a site, a compass must be used to determine the position of auspiciousness in order to build in this direction. Otherwise, disasters will be incurred. It is a classic Feng Shui book about the location of Yin Zhai Yang Zhai. It may be written in the name of Huangdi by later generations.

(16) Qiu Yanhan's "Tianji Sushu".

(17) Yang Junsong's works include "The Sutra of Shaking the Dragon", "The Sutra of Suspicious Dragons", "The Method of Burial Reversal" and so on.

(18) Liao Yu's book "The Method of Nine Stars Acupoints", he was Yang Yunsong's disciple.

(19) "Fa Wei Lun" by Cai Yuanding.

(20) Liu Ji's "Phi Liver and Dew Gallbladder Meridian".

(21) Zeng Wenyuan's "The Preface to the Green Capsule", he is a disciple of Yang Junsong.

(22) Liu Bingzhong's "Jade Ruler Sutra".

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