Qian ( Chinese trade. 乾 , pinyin : qián ; cor. 건 , con ; яap . け ん , ken ) is a trigram, one of the eight characters used in traditional Chinese fortune telling . On the letter is transmitted as ![]()
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Formed by three solid lines of yao , symbolizing the bright energy of yang .
It is used as a component of hexagram qian in sixty-four characters .
Symbolizes the sky , energy, horse , head , father , monarch . Associated with the north west.
Combined with the Chinese calendar favors corresponds to 甲 . In the system of five primary elements represents a tree , and in the system of five cardinal points - the north .
Sources and Literature
Qian (trigram) // Nipponik Encyclopedia : [ jap. ] = 日本 大 百科全書: 全 26 冊 巻 . - 2 版. - 東京: 小学 館 , 1994-1997.