I Ching

== English == === Alternative forms === Yi Jing === Etymology === From Wade–Giles romanization of Mandarin 易經／易经 (I⁴-ching¹). === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˌiː ˈt͡ʃɪŋ/ enPR: ē′ jĭng′ === Proper noun === I Ching A Chinese classic text describing an ancient system of cosmology and philosophy which is at the heart of traditional Chinese cultural beliefs. ==== Derived terms ==== chingon ==== Translations ==== ==== See also ==== divination hexagram Taixuanjing Lingqijing yang yin (I Ching hexagrams): ䷀, ䷁, ䷂, ䷃, ䷄, ䷅, ䷆, ䷇, ䷈, ䷉, ䷊, ䷋, ䷌, ䷍, ䷎, ䷏, ䷐, ䷑, ䷒, ䷓, ䷔, ䷕, ䷖, ䷗, ䷘, ䷙, ䷚, ䷛, ䷜, ䷝, ䷞, ䷟, ䷠, ䷡, ䷢, ䷣, ䷤, ䷥, ䷦, ䷧, ䷨, ䷩, ䷪, ䷫, ䷬, ䷭, ䷮, ䷯, ䷰, ䷱, ䷲, ䷳, ䷴, ䷵, ䷶, ䷷, ䷸, ䷹, ䷺, ䷻, ䷼, ䷽, ䷾, ䷿