堪舆与风水
A family of site-selection traditions combining landform, water, orientation, time, yin-yang, phases and compass layers for dwellings, settlements and burials.
- Source locators
- 2
- Reading notes
- 0
- Study chapters
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- Text leads
- 5
MANTICARTS / RESEARCH RECORD
This inventory describes the site's published dossiers, sources, lessons and worked records. Every count leads back to entries, including the source work still outstanding.
01 / COVERAGE
These are content totals. Several locators may belong to one work. They are not counts of independent research findings, collection objects or members, and they do not measure predictive accuracy.
Inspect sources and reading notes02 / RECORDS
1 / 34 dossiers
03 / EVIDENCE RECORDS
Each record separates observation, editorial analysis and limits. These are textual comparisons and teaching reconstructions, without fabricated testimonials or success stories.
Do published totals use the same counting convention?
Must textual divisions equal bound units?
Can a star and gate share one rotation?
Can the result be checked through each operation?
Are Taiyi and Luoshu palace numbers interchangeable?
Is the first mover always the guest?
Which palace sets kin on a transformed line?
Do a Chinese title and Qing attribution identify an edition?
04 / DATA DICTIONARY
Counts describe currently published content. Sources are deduplicated by full URL, so chapters of one work can count separately. Book leads are deduplicated by Chinese title and do not represent holdings. Chapter counts cover detailed studies only. Annotation and bibliography totals are neither independent-evidence counts nor quality scores. Review dates record editorial reading, not real-time link availability.
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