Lá Số Quỷ Cốc - Quy Coc 1.0.9

Quỷ Cốc Tử, also known as Master Quỷ Cốc, is a significant historical figure in Chinese history, believed to have lived during the late Spring and Autumn period and early Warring States period. He is regarded as the founder of various divination arts, including numerology, feng shui, and astrology. Quỷ Cốc Tử established several philosophical schools, namely the Yin-Yang School, the Wandering School, the Political School, and the Persuasion School.

He garnered a considerable number of disciples, among whom four are particularly noteworthy: Sun Tzu from the State of Qi; Pang Juan and Zhang Yi from the State of Wei; and Su Qin from Luoyang. Sun Tzu and Pang Juan focused on military strategy, while Zhang Yi and Su Qin specialized in diplomatic persuasion. Each of these individuals significantly influenced the course of Chinese history during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.

The "Lá Số Quỷ Cốc," or "Quỷ Cốc's Preordained Numerology," is a treatise on destiny that records Master Quỷ Cốc's methods of calculating one's fate. This work aims to interpret the balance of yin and yang concerning various aspects of life such as wealth, fortune, marriage, offspring, sibling relationships, career, and later-life outcomes.