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From Abe no Seimei to Naruto
And everything in between 陰陽五行in.you.go.gyou Literally: shadow / yin – sunlight / yang – five – go Alternately: The dual principles of yin and yang, and the five elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water), that supposedly form and regulate … Continue reading →
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Tagged Chinese Antiquity, 陰陽, 説, five elements, Heian court, Onmyoudou, superstition, yin-yang, 十干, 安倍晴明, 五行
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