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Fu Hsi (circa 3300 BC)
King Wan 1150 BC
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James Legge 1815-1897
Richard Wilhelm 1873 – 1930
Carl Gustav Jung, 1875 – 1961
Hellmut Wilhelm 1905-1990
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Basics
This folder contains fundamental considerations to understanding the I Ching.
