Chinese Chronology Cycles
Chinese Chronology Cycles
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" Souciet, II. 84, says that Y-haug particularly ex- amined the movements of Jupiter, and lays down as a principle, that this planet does not take 12 years, for its revolution in the zodiac. Thus it is clear, that in the Sung-dynasty, the 12 year cycle of Jupiter was known to the Chinese.
In Vol. Ill, page 30, Souciet writes : — " During the " time of the Hia dynasty, the year was called Sony ; " The character, Sony, means the planet Jupiter. " It was believed at that time that the revolution "...of one year, is called [Sony. This interpretation " is of the time of the Tsin. " No doubt the appropria- tion of the tradition about Jupiter to the Ilia dynasty was modern, like other events assigned by Chinese, to that supposed period of their history. " The author of the Kwei Yu, whoever he is, but who lived about " Confucius's time, supposed that Jupiter made the ** twelfth part of his course through the equator, or the " zodiac, in one solar year. " The statement of Dr. Chalmers, and of Pere Souciet, go a long way to prove, that the Chinese had the Jupiter cycle of 12 years, as the basis of their GO year cycle, just as the Hindoos had it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Souciet, II. 84, says that Y-haug particularly ex- amined the movements of Jupiter, and lays down as a principle, that this planet does not take 12 years, for its revolution in the zodiac. Thus it is clear, that in the Sung-dynasty, the 12 year cycle of Jupiter was known to the Chinese.
In Vol. Ill, page 30, Souciet writes : — " During the " time of the Hia dynasty, the year was called Sony ; " The character, Sony, means the planet Jupiter. " It was believed at that time that the revolution "...of one year, is called [Sony. This interpretation " is of the time of the Tsin. " No doubt the appropria- tion of the tradition about Jupiter to the Ilia dynasty was modern, like other events assigned by Chinese, to that supposed period of their history. " The author of the Kwei Yu, whoever he is, but who lived about " Confucius's time, supposed that Jupiter made the ** twelfth part of his course through the equator, or the " zodiac, in one solar year. " The statement of Dr. Chalmers, and of Pere Souciet, go a long way to prove, that the Chinese had the Jupiter cycle of 12 years, as the basis of their GO year cycle, just as the Hindoos had it.
What to read after Chinese Chronology Cycles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fergusson to read onlineMoreLess
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