Does Tui Bei Tu really exist? The authenticity of Tui Bei Tu and the judgment of true and false copies

"The Book of Prophecies" has been regarded as a banned book since ancient times, but it has always been circulated among the people. So, does "Tui Bei Tu" really exist? How authentic is "Tui Bei Tu"? Next, please see the relevant explanation about "Tui Bei Tu".

Does Tui Bei Tu really exist?

General Overview

"Tui Bei Tu" is one of the seven great prophecy books in China. It was written by Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, two famous astronomers and astrologers in the Tang Dynasty. Due to the accuracy of its prophecies, it has been regarded as a banned book by rulers of all dynasties. At the same time, it is regarded as a classic by ordinary people and is widely circulated in the form of various manuscripts. The original copy is now preserved in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

The accuracy of the strange book

This wonderful book "Tui Bei Tu" does exist, and it has withstood the test of time and has proven to be incredibly accurate. For example, the picture of the fifth image in "Tui Bei Tu" can basically directly name An Lushan, Shi Siming and Yang Guifei.

Historical Records

According to the records in "Yizu Forbidden Prophecies Book", its accuracy was so high that the Northern Song Dynasty ruler Taizu of Song issued an order to ban "Tuibei Tu". He also took an old version of "Tui Bei Tu" and, except for the images that had already come true, reversed the order of the subsequent images, and made 100 versions that were circulated among the people. As the book was mixed with fakes, the accuracy of its fulfillment decreased, and ordinary people lost interest in it and kept it privately.