- an ideal topography for the four Taoist gods, with a river in the east, a broad avenue in the west, a basin in the south, and a hill in the northyojijukugo
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- an ideal topography for the four Taoist gods, with a river in the east, a broad avenue in the west, a basin in the south, and a hill in the north
This term refers to a geomantic concept in Taoism that outlines the preferred layout of land according to spiritual beliefs. It is often used in discussions about Feng Shui or in the context of urban planning.
A place with a river in the east and a broad avenue in the west is ideal according to the four divine symbols.
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しじんそうおう四神相応のち地an ideal land for the four godsしじんそうおう四神相応のふうすい風水feng shui in accordance with the four godsしじんそうおう四神相応のはいち配置arrangement according to the four godsしじんそうおう四神相応をかんがえる考えるto consider the concept of the four gods in spatial planningしじんそうおう四神相応のしんわ神話mythology of the four godsしじんそうおう四神相応のりろん理論theory of the four gods' topographyしじんそうおう四神相応のいみ意味meaning of the four gods’ configurationしじんそうおう四神相応のようそ要素elements of the four gods' suitabilityしじんそうおう四神相応のせかいかん世界観worldview of the four godsしじんそうおう四神相応のおしえ教えteachings related to the four gods
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