Title: Jiao Yi Shu Author: Shang Classification: Jiao Yi Shu is an empirical work of Shang Dynasty in studying the ancient classic Jiao. Jiao Lin Yi was written by Jiao Yanshou, a scholar of Yi Studies in Han Dynasty.
Content introduction:
Shang's academic foundation is Jiao's Yi Lin. Jiao's Yilin fully retains the essence of the pre-Qin Yi-ology, such as Yijing, Zuozhuan and Shuogua Zhuan, that is, the essence of image number. By the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yi-ology began to decline, while Yi Dao gradually declined.
Lost. However, the Yijing handed down from generation to generation by Ma Rong, Zheng Xuan, Xun Shuang and Yu Fan was not the true meaning of Yi Dao, but an easy symbol of lively and endless dancing. Suddenly, it fell silent and was replaced by Xun and Yu.
Yi. As a result, Wang Bi, a talented boy, swept the elephant number and talked about everything. It can be said that the front door rejects the wolf and the back door enters the tiger. Ho ho! Yi Xue has gone from bad to worse since then, and it has been a long night for two thousand years!
What is good is easy to run through.
Before Lin, I was at a loss and had no opinion in the face of the right and wrong of Yi-ology. It was not until I learned Yilin that I suddenly realized and achieved mastery. He said: "cover it with Yilin, and note it with Yilin. And Lin Yi.
Before it was passed, it was actually annotated with Lin Yi. Shi Jiao's suicide note is an epoch-making masterpiece after his comprehensive conquest of Lin Yi. On this basis, there is another one.
Shang's study of Zhouyi.
To sum up, the three masterpieces of the Book of Changes, Jiao Yi Shu, Jiao Zhu and Shang, constitute the mainstream that has been continuously passed down in the history of the Book of Changes. In fact, Fu's divination, eight diagrams and sixty-four hexagrams have existed since ancient times. Later, Lianshan, Guizang, Yijing, Zuo Zhuan, Shuo Gua Zhuan, Yilin, Taixuan, Zhengyi School of Mind, Ji Huang Jing Shi and so on. "You can know the ancients, and you can say that you are yourself.