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Yi Sun-shin hit the scoring dot to prepare for the war!
Yi Soon-Sin's scholar dot (ôí®ï¿) is made by throwing four yuts... This divination is often used to predict certain events during the actual war.
-Roh Seung-seok author
Since ancient times, many rulers who have pursued ideal politics have always tried to achieve a peacefulness with the ideology of Yeomin Dongrak (æ¨ÚÅÔÒäÅ). The first task for this was preparation for war. As Sonmu, a military expert in the Warring States era in the spring and autumn, said, ¡°The war is a serious affair of a country with mortality and existence, so we cannot help but look at it.¡± The achievements of successive great men related to the war have special implications for future generations.
Lee Soon-shin, who saved the country from the national crisis of wind lanterns during the Imjin War 400 years ago, has long since established himself in history as an outstanding strategist and a person who established a revolutionary major. In particular, the great thing about Yi Sun-shin was that he knew in advance that a war would take place with an extraordinary insight and prepared for the war thoroughly. With this attitude and effort, he was able to write a ¡¶Vanjoong Diary¡·, and also made a win-win situation first, and was able to practice the strategy of Seonseung Gujeon to fight war.
On the other hand, in Joseon, when the whole country fell into a riot after a few months, the leading point (ñ²æ¶ï¿) was popular to predict war in advance. The traditional ¡°protagonist¡± divination with 50 bamboos was developed to break away from the hassle of divination, and the divination method of the water supply area, which emphasizes the change of seasons, gwaesang, and numbers. This main role began with Maeng Hee, a leading epidemiologist in one of the Chinese era, and succeeded by the first training and Gyeongbang, and during the Song Dynasty, Jin Bak and Soong (áÐè¼) is representative.
In addition, a practical service that can easily and quickly dot divination was popular in the private sector. There are two things. First, it is a pretend point to score points with coins. This is to make a rule by throwing a coin 6 times using the divination method of Cho's Yeokrim (õ¥ä«æ¶×ù). Second, it is the yut point (ÞÚï¿) that throws yut. This can be referred to as Yi Sun-sin's scoring character dot (ôí®ï¿), a kind of yut dot, and throws four yuts to make a gwae. Yi Sun-shin frequently used this divination method to predict certain events during the actual war.
¡°I was worried about the condition of my son Myeon, so I hit the ¡®Zoo¡¯, and it¡¯s like meeting the king [åý̸ÏÖèÝ]¡± came out. It is very long. He struck it again, and the word came out saying, "It's like getting a lamp at night [åý å¨ Ôð Ôó]." Both of them were long and my heart was relieved. Also, when I looked at the dot of Yu Sang (׳ßÓ, Yu Seong-ryong), the dot was "It is like getting a ship in the sea [åýúÔðàÏ]." Again fortune-telling, a ruling came out saying, "It's like getting joy from doubting [åýë÷Ôðýì]." It is very long. -¡¶Vanjung Diary of Sympathetic Companion¡· July 13th, Gap-Oh-"
The leading theory of Song Dae Soong, who emphasized the concept of numbers and the phenomenon of objects, had a great influence on Yi Sun-shin's emphasis. He predicts the present and progress from Chegwa (体ÎÏ), Yonggwa (éÄ ÎÏ), and Hogwa (û»ÎÏ) by applying Cheyong and the Five Elements in one gwa, and predicts the present and progression from Byeongwa (ܨÎÏ) to the future. A method of predicting the outcome was used. Yi Soon-shin's scoring point, which was influenced by this epidemiological theory, is confirmed to have a very high hit rate in the case of Nanjung Diary.
In this regard, Yi Sun-shin's repertoire must be one of the practical roles he used to prepare for war and predict the future in Hansan Island and the area as Samdosugun controller during the war. However, since the origin of the word "Sukja" is not clearly visible in the literature, it is only assumed to be a similar form of Yut. This is because out of the 90,000 characters in the ¡¶Nanjung Diary¡·, ¡®Yu-sa (ÞÚ)¡¯, which actually means Yut, does not appear at all. Furthermore, it should not be interpreted that Yi Sun-shin's scoring during the war was played as if he played yut-nori. It is good for anyone to imitate Yi Sun-shin's pioneering attitude, but that does not mean that history should not be distorted with content that is not in the literature. skku1001@naver.com
*Writer/Roh Seung-seok
The author of The Nanjung Diary of Sympathetic Wan. Classical and Chaucer, Yi Soon-shin researcher.