Yin-fu-jing (English spelling)
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A Taoist scripture in one volume. It is said to have been written by Emperor Huangdi or by the Tang Dynasty Taoist Li Quan. It is said that the title was chosen because it teaches that worldly events coincide with the will of heaven. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
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道教の経典。1巻。黄帝の著とも，唐の道士李筌 (せん) の作ともいわれる。世の事変は天の機に暗合すると説くので，この書名がつけられたという。
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