- Each of the 64
possible sets
corresponds to a
hexagram,
which can be
looked up in the I Ching. The
hexagrams are
arranged in an
order known as the King Wen...
- a
hexagram (six-pointed star). The same
follows when
combining the
symbols of air and earth. Both
hexagrams combined are
called a double-
hexagram. Thus...
- of the 64
hexagrams of the I Ching, or Book of Changes, and
their Unicode character codes. This list is in King Wen order. (Cf.
other hexagram sequences...
- Liùshísì Guà (六十四卦) Sixty-Four
Hexagrams Eight trigrams stacked atop
another eight trigrams give sixty-four
variations of
hexagrams, with the
dominant quality...
- The
unicursal hexagram is a
hexagram or six-pointed star that can be
traced or
drawn unicursally, in one
continuous line
rather than by two
overlaid triangles...
- The I
Ching book
consists of 64
hexagrams. A
hexagram in this
context is a
figure composed of six
stacked horizontal lines (爻 yáo),
where each line is...
- A
hexagram is a star made of two
superimposed equilateral triangles.
Hexagram may also
refer to:
Hexagram (currency), a
large silver coin of the Byzantine...
- to the use of the Star of David.
Medieval Kabbalistic grimoires show
hexagrams among the
tables of segulot, but
without identifying them as "Shield of...
-
arrangement of the
hexagrams. Its true age and
authorship are unknown. Traditionally, it is said that King Wen of Zhou
arranged the
hexagrams in this sequence...
- Wen Wang Gua
means "King Wen's
fortune telling hexagrams" (or trigrams,
since gua can mean
either hexagram or trigram). King Wen of Zhou and his son are...
