Five Classics of Fengshui: Chinese Spiritual Geography in Historical and Environmental Perspective

Brill (2013)
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In Five Classics of Fengshui Michael Paton traces the theoretical development of this form of spiritual geography through full translations of major texts: the Burial Classic of Qing Wu , Book of Burial , Yellow Emperor’s Classic of House Siting , Twenty Four Difficult Problems , and Water Dragon Classic

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